What every AI draft includes
A structured description
Context, technical requirements and reproduction notes, not a wall of prose.
Acceptance criteria
Concrete, testable conditions QA can tick off one by one.
Category and severity suggestions
Triage starts from a sane default instead of a blank dropdown.
Start and due dates
Proposed from the description's urgency.
Grounded in your PRD, not the internet
The difference between a usable draft and AI noise is context. Artikko reads the PRD documents attached to your project, so the output speaks your product's language: real feature names, real user roles, real constraints. A ticket about checkout references your checkout flow — not a generic one.
That grounding is why teams keep what the assistant writes: engineers tweak severity or add a detail instead of rewriting from scratch.
Where the tickets come from
Typed directly in the app
Describe it once, review, file it.
Widget reports
From widget reports — messy user complaints become structured tickets with the captured screenshot and console log attached.
Drafting is included, not an add-on
Most trackers sell AI as a paid add-on per user, or gate it behind premium tiers — which means teams ration it exactly where it helps most. Artikko bundles drafting into every plan: 25 drafts a month on Free, 200 on Team, and unlimited PRD-grounded drafting on Business. The assistant suggests a severity with every ticket it writes, and everything is editable — AI writes the first version, your team stays the author of record. See pricing →
Every plan includes AI drafting
25 drafts a month free, 200 on Team, unlimited PRD-grounded drafting on Business. Never a per-user AI add-on.