What problem does it solve? Working with Jira and Confluence from a terminal or CI pipeline normally requires hand-written REST calls, fragile pagination handling, and manual conversion of Markdown into Atlassian Document Format (ADF). This Skill teaches an AI agent how to drive the official Atlassian CLI (acli) correctly, avoiding silent pagination truncation, auth-scope confusion, and hard-rejected custom-field edits. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Full Jira CLI coverage: create, view, edit, transition, assign, clone, archive, comment on, link, and bulk-operate on work items, plus manage projects, boards, sprints, filters, and dashboards. - Markdown-to-ADF publishing: a bundled converter script turns Markdown into validated ADF JSON for descriptions, comments, and rich-text custom fields, with a documented REST PUT workaround for editing custom fields on existing items. - Confluence and org admin: manage spaces and blog posts, and activate or deactivate users at the organization level with API-key auth. - Use Case: Bulk-transition every story in a fix version from "Ready For QA" to "Done" in a CI job, using JQL selectors with --paginate, --yes, and --ignore-errors so the batch completes non-interactively. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to transition a specific Jira work item to a new status using acli, for example by saying "use acli to move PROJ-123 to In Review".