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Prerequisites

You’ll need at least one of these
  • A Slack workspace where you can install apps (for Thread to Task)
  • A Figma account with a published design library (for component change detection)
And one of these issue trackers
  • Linear
  • GitHub
  • Jira
  • GitLab
1

Create your account

Go to Lyse’s app and sign up with Google SSO or via Magic Link. No password needed. Once you’re in, the onboarding flow walks you through connecting your tools.
2

Connect a source

Choose how you want Lyse to capture tasks. You can connect both, or start with one.For Slack (Thread to Task)
  1. Click Connect Slack in the onboarding or go to Integrations
  2. Select your Slack workspace and authorize Lyse
  3. Choose which channels Lyse can access
Once connected, you can mention @Lyse in any channel and thread to generate tasks.
Tip: Start with a few channels. You can expand access later.

For Figma (Component changes)
  1. Click Connect Figma in the onboarding or go to Integrations
  2. Authorize Lyse to access your Figma account
  3. Select the library files you want to track
Lyse will now detect changes every time you publish these libraries.
Tip: Pick your most active library first to see results quickly.
3

Connect your issue tracker

Choose where you want tasks to land.
  1. In Integrations, find your issue tracker
  2. Click Connect and complete the authorization
  3. Select your default team or project
Lyse supports Linear, GitHub Issues, Jira, and GitLab Issues. You can connect multiple destinations if needed.
4

Generate your first task

Time to see Lyse in action.From Slack
  1. Find a thread with some discussion—a bug report, feature idea, or decision
  2. Reply with @Lyse or @Lyse create a bug task for specific instructions
  3. Lyse analyzes the thread and generates a task
From Figma
  1. Open one of your tracked library files
  2. Make a small change to a component (update a color, adjust spacing)
  3. Publish the library
Within seconds, a task appears in your Lyse inbox.
5

Review and publish

Go to your Lyse inbox. You’ll see the task with:
  • The source (Slack thread or Figma component)
  • An AI-generated title and description
  • A preview of what will be created in your issue tracker
Review it. Check the AI-generated content. Copy it if you need to adjust anything manually.Publish it. Click the publish button to send it to your issue tracker.Check your issue tracker—your task is there, with full context.

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Done

From now on:
  • Mention @Lyse in Slack threads to capture discussions as tasks
  • Publish Figma libraries and get automatic tasks for every change
  • Review everything in your inbox before it reaches your team

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Learn more

Tasks from Figma

Create tasks from component changes

The Reviewer

Review and approve tasks

Tasks from Slack

Create tasks from Slack conversations

Notification agent

Get notified when changes are detected