Qodo + Asana
Ground Qodo code reviews in Asana requirements to catch gaps before merge.
What is Qodo?
Connect Asana to Qodo and turn product requirements into actionable context for AI-powered code review. Qodo uses authorized Asana project and task information to understand the intent behind engineering work alongside relevant codebase and pull-request context. With this additional context, Qodo can surface requirement gaps, highlight implementation risks, and help reviewers verify that code changes match expected outcomes. Teams spend less time reconstructing requirements, receive more precise findings, and stay aligned from planning through delivery. The integration uses read-only access to Asana projects, tasks, and user information. Qodo does not create, edit, or delete Asana content.
How to connect Qodo + Asana?
Prerequisites:
An active Qodo account
Access to an Asana workspace containing the projects and tasks you want Qodo to use as context
Permission to authorize third-party applications for that Asana workspace
Follow these steps to connect Qodo and Asana:
Sign in to Qodo at https://app.qodo.ai/.
Open Integrations from the Qodo portal.
Locate Asana and select Connect.
Sign in to Asana if prompted.
Review and authorize Qodo’s requested read-only access to projects, tasks, and user information.
After authorization, Asana redirects you to Qodo.
Confirm that the Asana integration displays "Connected".
In a supported Qodo code-review workflow, reference the relevant Asana task or requirement. Qodo can then use the authorized Asana content as additional context when evaluating the code change.
Qodo’s Asana integration is read-only. It does not create, edit, or delete Asana projects or tasks.
Learn more and get support
To learn more about using the Qodo + Asana integration, visit Qodo.
If you have questions, feedback, or need support, visit the Qodo support page.
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