Quick Start
Connect Slack, choose a project, and create your first routed task.
Documentation
Documentation sections
Start with connections, then decide which channels and projects Strukt should update.
Connections
Connect and remove Slack, Jira, Linear, GitHub, and other tools.
Channels
Choose the channels where Strukt can read messages.
Projects
Map Slack channels to the Jira or Linear projects they should update.
Task Context
See how files, code, comments, and customer details stay attached.
Task Routing
Set where new tasks go and when existing issues should be updated.
Integrations
Configure Slack, Jira, Linear, GitHub, and webhooks.
Webhooks
Send task events to internal tools and reporting systems.
API Reference
Use REST endpoints for tasks, comments, and connected tools.
Authentication
Implement secure access and token lifecycle patterns.
FAQ
Find answers about sync, access, pricing, and setup.
See what each connected tool sends and receives.
INTEGRATION
Connect the tools where work already happens.
Connect Slack, Jira, Linear, and GitHub. Strukt creates and updates work without another place for your team to check.
USE CASEMost customer feedback dies in Slack threads.
Strukt turns customer conversations into tracked work automatically.
USE CASESee what's actually happening.
Track blocked work, repeated customer reports, stale tickets, and owner changes without asking for status updates.
DOCQuestions teams ask before connecting Strukt.
Direct answers about how Strukt detects work, retains context, updates connected systems, handles permissions, and charges teams.
FEATUREWork that starts in chat does not have to stay there.
Strukt detects tasks, bugs, decisions, and follow-ups in shared team channels, keeps their context attached, and updates Jira, Linear, and GitHub as work moves.