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Map Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and Codex context to sprints or Ad-Hoc sessions so Atto can generate or update test cases based on development activity.

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When developers work in Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, or Codex with the Arcus plugin installed and push context using /arcus:push, Atto surfaces it in the Unmapped Context view in QI Home. Each context entry includes an AI-generated suggestion for which module and sprint it belongs to. Once mapped, Atto generates test cases based on the development activity captured in that context.

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For plugin setup on the developer side, see Connect Claude Code, Connect Cursor, Connect GitHub Copilot, or Connect Codex.

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Prerequisites

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Before you begin, ensure that:

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View Unmapped CLI Context

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  1. From the left navigation, go to QI Home.
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  2. In the left sidebar, click View next to Unmapped Context.
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  3. The Unmapped Context tab opens. CLI context is identified by its tool badge: Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, or Codex.
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Each CLI context entry shows:

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The mapping flow is identical for Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and Codex context. The steps below apply to all four tools.

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Map Context to a Sprint

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  1. On the context entry you want to map, click Map to Module.
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  2. In the Map to Module dialog, select the Project from the dropdown.
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  3. Under Map to, select Sprint.
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  4. Select the Sprint you want to map this context entry to.
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  5. Select the Stories within the sprint that this context relates to.
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  6. Review the What happens next message and click Map.
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Atto triggers test generation for the selected sprint.

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Map Context to an Ad-Hoc Session

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  1. On the context entry you want to map, click Map to Module.
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  2. In the Map to Module dialog, select the Project.
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  3. Under Map to, select Adhoc.
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  4. Under Existing Adhoc Session, select a session, or select + Create New Adhoc Session.
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  5. Click Map.
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Map Multiple Context Entries at Once

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  1. Select the checkboxes next to the context entries you want to map.
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  2. Click Map to Module in the bottom action bar.
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  3. In the Map to Module dialog, configure the mapping and click Map.
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Dismiss Context

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If a context entry is not relevant to your test coverage, click Dismiss. It is removed from the Unmapped Context list.

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When a Developer Also Uses GitHub

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If your team has GitHub connected and a developer raises a pull request for the same work they captured in CLI context, Atto handles the overlap automatically:

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View Mapped Context

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Click the Mapped Context tab to see all mapped context across all tools, the tests generated, and the sprints covered.

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