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Overview

Minimal Jira integration: create issues, find issues, list metadata (projects, issue types, fields).

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1. Connect (OAuth)

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Open Integrations

Settings → Integrations → Jira.
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Authenticate

Click Connect Jira and approve access.
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Select Projects

Choose projects to expose.
4

Test

Ask: “List Jira issue types” or “Find Jira issue ABC-123.”
Revoke anytime in Jira: Account settings → Connected apps.

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2. Supported Actions

Create Issue

Define project, type, title, priority, description to open a new issue.

Find Issue

Fetch by key (ABC-123) or search with keywords to view details.

Metadata

List available projects, issue types, and fields for structured creation.

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3. Quick Commands

Create Jira issue: Project=ABC Title="API timeout on payment" Type=Bug Priority=High Description="Timeout after 30s"
Find Jira issue ABC-123
Find Jira issues with "payment timeout" High priority
List Jira metadata
List Jira issue types for project ABC

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4. Common Patterns

  • Create
  • Find
  • Metadata
Create Jira issue: Project=OPS Title="Add monitoring for queue lag" Type=Task
Create Jira issue: Project=WEB Title="Improve checkout UX" Type=Story Description="Simplify form"

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5. Best Practices

GoalTip
Fast creationSupply project key, type, concise title
Clear searchUse exact issue key or unique keywords
Metadata useCheck available fields before adding custom data

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6. Troubleshooting

IssueFix
Issue not foundVerify key; broaden search keywords
Cannot createConfirm project permission; reconnect
Missing typesRun metadata listing to confirm scope
Field rejectedEnsure field exists in project context

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7. Security

  • OAuth token; no password stored.
  • Project scope limited to those you approve.
  • Revoke access anytime.
  • Creation may ask for confirmation.

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8. Sample Flow

List Jira metadata
Create Jira issue: Project=ABC Title="Refactor auth module" Type=Task
Find Jira issue ABC-789
Jira connected. You can now create, find, and inspect metadata via chat.
Need more actions? Extend permissions when additional endpoints are supported.