A general AI chat tool, or a chat that drafts and waits.
Reqursor’s chat works on your own tickets, and changes wait for your Confirm.
- Built for any topic
- Reads what you give it
- Answers in the conversation
- Answers from your own tickets and runs
- Reads only what your role allows
- Changes wait for your Confirm
Side by side.
| Aspect | General AI chat toolse.g. | Reqursor |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Any topic | Your tickets, runs and settings |
| What it reads | What you give it in the chat | Your projects, as far as your role allows |
| What it gives you | An answer in the conversation | An answer, or a draft until you Confirm |
Good fit
- Non-technical people who need changes made
- Every change logged under a person’s name
- Quick answers about your tickets and runs
Not the right fit
- General work like writing or research
- A chat that edits code itself
- Store changes today: early access only
FAQ
It works on your own tickets, runs and settings, reads only what your role may read, and nothing changes until a person presses Confirm.
No. Describe what you want in plain words. The chat drafts a change, shows what it would do, and waits for your Confirm.
No. It never edits code, pushes or opens a pull request itself. Code changes go through a ticket and your own checks.
More answers in the full FAQ.
Related comparisons.
Set against an AI assistant in your editor
Versus editor AI assistants
An editor assistant works inside one developer’s session. Reqursor takes tickets from a queue.
Set against a hosted AI coding agent
Versus hosted AI coding agents
Hosted with Reqursor Credits, or self-hosted with your own key.
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