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Expand this section with a summary of ticket-management integrations (and dropping mention of CircleCI, which isn't one). Add some cross-reference links to more docs about integrations.

Fixes #309.

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…t management (except for CircleCI), and expand the discussion of ticket-management features. Add appropriate links.
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The documentation update enhances the introduction page by providing a more comprehensive explanation of CodeRabbit's integration capabilities. It expands on the types of systems CodeRabbit integrates with, specifically detailing support for issue-management platforms and ticket creation during code reviews. The list of supported platforms now explicitly mentions Jira, Linear, GitHub, and GitLab, while CircleCI is removed. Additional references to relevant documentation sections are also included.

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docs/overview/introduction.md Expanded and clarified integration section, updated supported platform list, and added documentation references.

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Replace workflow management integrations list with explicit mention of issue management platforms (Jira, Linear, GitHub, GitLab) and call out issue management (#309)

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Ensure the “Supported Git Platforms” page has the expected header

The target file docs/platforms/platforms.md exists, but it’s missing the top-level heading # Supported Git Platforms. Without this exact header, the link at /platforms/ may confuse readers or not surface correctly in navigation.

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In docs/platforms/platforms.md at line 1, add or update the top-level heading to exactly "# Supported Git Platforms" to ensure the link in docs/overview/introduction.md line 66 points to a page with the expected header and avoids navigation or 404 issues.

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Improve clarity and structure of ticket-management integrations

This section introduces ticket-management integrations but is currently merged into the existing list without a dedicated heading, and the bullet labels (e.g., “GitHub”) may be ambiguous. Consider:

  • Adding a subheading like ### Ticket Management Integrations for improved scannability.
  • Renaming GitHub/GitLab to GitHub Issues/GitLab Issues to distinguish from Git platform support.
  • Ensuring the guides at /guides/issue-creation and /guides/issue-chat exist (and adding trailing slashes for consistency).
@@ ## Seamless workflow integration
- For more information, see [Supported Git Platforms](/platforms/).

- In addition, you can integrate CodeRabbit with issue-management platforms. This lets you ask CodeRabbit to create tickets during code reviews, or chat with CodeRabbit about your code from within issue comments. Compatible platforms include the following:
- - GitHub
- - GitLab
- - Jira
- - Linear
- For more information, see [Issue Creation](/guides/issue-creation) and [Issue Chat](/guides/issue-chat).
+ For more information, see [Supported Git Platforms](/platforms/).

+ ### Ticket Management Integrations
+ In addition, CodeRabbit supports integrations with ticket-management platforms, enabling ticket creation and in-issue chat during code reviews. Compatible platforms include:
+ - GitHub Issues
+ - GitLab Issues
+ - Jira
+ - Linear
+ For detailed setup, see [Issue Creation](/guides/issue-creation/) and [Issue Chat](/guides/issue-chat/).

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Enhance ticket‐management integrations section for clarity

This change will make ticket workflows more discoverable and distinguish platform support from issue creation:

• Insert a dedicated subheading under “Seamless workflow integration”
• Rename each item to “GitHub Issues”/“GitLab Issues” for clarity
• Add trailing slashes to guide links for consistency
• Ensure the Issue Creation guide has a top‐level # Issue Creation header

Locations to update:

  • docs/overview/introduction.md (around line 68):

    @@ ## Seamless workflow integration
    - For more information, see [Supported Git Platforms](/platforms/).
    
    - In addition, you can integrate CodeRabbit with issue-management platforms. This lets you ask CodeRabbit to create tickets during code reviews, or chat with CodeRabbit about your code from within issue comments. Compatible platforms include the following:
    - - GitHub
    - - GitLab
    - - Jira
    - - Linear
    - For more information, see [Issue Creation](/guides/issue-creation) and [Issue Chat](/guides/issue-chat).
    + For more information, see [Supported Git Platforms](/platforms/).
    
    + ### Ticket Management Integrations
    + CodeRabbit also integrates with ticket platforms—create tickets or chat about your code in-place. Compatible platforms:
    + - GitHub Issues
    + - GitLab Issues
    + - Jira
    + - Linear
    + For detailed setup, see [Issue Creation](/guides/issue-creation/) and [Issue Chat](/guides/issue-chat/).
  • docs/guides/issue-creation.md (after frontmatter):

    # Issue Creation
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents (early access)
In docs/overview/introduction.md around lines 68 to 75, add a subheading "### Ticket Management Integrations" above the list to improve section clarity. Rename the bullet points from "GitHub" and "GitLab" to "GitHub Issues" and "GitLab Issues" to clearly indicate issue tracking features. Also, update the guide links to include trailing slashes, changing "/guides/issue-creation" and "/guides/issue-chat" to "/guides/issue-creation/" and "/guides/issue-chat/" for consistency. In docs/guides/issue-creation.md, ensure the file starts with a top-level heading "# Issue Creation" immediately after any frontmatter to match the referenced guide title.

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68-70: Consistent hyphenation for “issue management”
The header and introductory sentence hyphenate “issue-management,” whereas the Git section does not hyphenate “Git platform.” To keep styling parallel, remove the hyphen:

- ### Issue-management integration
+ ### Issue management integration

- You can integrate CodeRabbit with issue-management platforms.
+ You can integrate CodeRabbit with issue management platforms.

76-76: Consider naming consistency across list items
Currently the list mixes “Issues”-suffixed entries with bare product names (“Jira,” “Linear”). For parallelism, you might optionally append “Issues” to those as well:

- - Linear
+ - Linear Issues
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57-57: Renamed section header is clear and focused
Changing “Seamless workflow integration” to “Git platform integration” accurately scopes the content to Git-based systems. The title is concise and matches the link target below.


72-73: Good: Explicitly list GitHub Issues and GitLab Issues
Calling out “GitHub Issues” and “GitLab Issues” by name makes it crystal-clear which issue systems are supported.


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  • The file docs/platforms/platforms.md is present with the expected “Supported Git Platforms” content and no custom slug is set, so the default route /platforms/ will resolve correctly.

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