The intake layer for engineering teams

Turn messy engineering requests into triage-ready tickets.

MashWork sits in front of Jira, Linear, and GitHub. It captures requests from anywhere, structures them, chases the missing details, and hands your team clean tickets ready to triage.

See how it works

Sits before your tracker — Jira · Linear · GitHub

MashWork · Inbox
Inbox12 requests
Users cannot upload CSV larger than 50MB
email · Platform
HighNeeds info
Add Slack SSO for enterprise orgs
web form · Identity
MediumReview
Payment failure alerts via webhook
webhook · Payments
HighReady
Data retention policy configuration
email · Backend
MediumReview
Request for audit log export API
web form · Backend
LowReady

The problem

Your team is doing intake by hand.

Requests arrive as vague emails, half-filled forms, and raw webhook alerts. Someone has to read each one, reword it, figure out the priority and the right team, chase the missing details, and retype it into the tracker. Every single time.

How it works

From messy request to developer-ready work.

01

Capture

Requests come in from a form, a forwarded email, or a webhook — into one inbox.

02

Normalize

Each one is structured: title, summary, type, severity, target team, components.

03

Validate

A human approves, edits, or reroutes — nothing goes out without a check.

04

Handoff

The clean ticket is created in Jira or Linear, with full context and a link back.

Inside MashWork

See exactly what your team gets.

The same screens your reviewers use every day — structured requests, confidence scores, and a human check before anything ships.

Request detail

Structure and review, side by side.

The raw request on the left, MashWork's structured version on the right — with a confidence score and the exact fields your team triages on.

MashWork · Request detail
Request detailREQ-2043
Raw request
from sarah@acme.com · email

Hey — a bunch of our users keep hitting an error when they upload big CSV exports (~60MB). It just spins for a while and then fails. Can someone take a look? Thanks!

Structured by MashWork
AI confident92%
Title
Users cannot upload CSV files larger than 50MB
Type
Bug
Severity
High
Target team
Platform
Components
uploads · api
Missing info
  • Is there a hard limit requirement (e.g. 200MB)?
  • Which environments are affected?
Ask for infoEditApproveSend to Jira

Review queue

Nothing ships without a human.

Every structured request waits in the review queue. A person approves, edits, or reroutes — and each action is logged to the timeline.

MashWork · Review
Review queue
Pending review
7
Avg. time to review
18h
Sent this week
28
Payment failure alerts via webhook
Payments
High95%
Add Slack SSO for enterprise orgs
Identity
Medium88%
Data retention policy configuration
Backend
Medium81%
Activity
  • Approved by Alex Morgan10:31 AM
  • Structured by MashWork10:30 AM
  • Received via email10:28 AM
MashWork doesn't replace your tracker —Jira · Linear · GitHubit makes what reaches it clean.

Features

Everything the intake step needs. Nothing it doesn't.

01 · intake

Multi-source intake

One pipeline for every request, no matter where it starts.

web formemail inboxwebhook
02 · structure

Ticket structuring engine

Every raw request becomes a clean object with the fields your team actually triages on.

titlesummarytypeseverityteamcomponents
03 · clarify

Missing-info loop

If a request is incomplete, MashWork asks for what's missing and waits — before it ever becomes a ticket.

detect gapsauto-askresume on reply
04 · review

Human triage review

A person stays in control of every handoff. Approve, edit, reject, or reroute in one click.

approveeditrerouteaction log
05 · handoff

Handoff to your issue tracker

Once approved, the ticket is created in your tracker with the original context attached and a link back to MashWork — so nothing is lost in translation.

JiraLinearcontext preservedstatus synced
Private beta

Stop retyping requests by hand.

MashWork is opening early access to a small group of engineering teams. Request access, get in early, and help shape it.

We're putting the finishing touches on it — beta access opens soon.