atlassian

Automate Jira issue management via the Atlassian CLI.

Updated Jun 17, 2018
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Skill: atlassian
Source: https://github.com/aydenden/dotfiles/tree/main/.claude/skills/atlassian
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/aydenden/dotfiles --skill atlassian-aydenden

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires acli, and includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill automates Jira tasks using the Atlassian ACLI CLI, letting you view, search, create, edit, transition, and comment on issues without leaving the command line.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Issue management: view, search, create, edit, transition
  • Comment management: add, list, delete comments
  • JQL-based bulk actions: run complex queries to operate on many issues
  • Workflow automation: integrate with scripts to streamline project work

Quick Start

  1. Ensure ACLI is installed and authenticated: acli jira auth status; acli jira auth login --web
  2. Fetch an issue: acli jira workitem view SF-946 --fields "*all"

Frequently Asked Questions about atlassian

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate Jira issue management from the command line?

Automate Jira issue management using the Atlassian CLI (ACLI) to view, search, create, edit, and transition issues without leaving the terminal. Install ACLI v1.3.5, authenticate with your Jira instance via web login or API token, then use commands like `acli jira workitem view` to fetch issues by key or JQL filter.

Can I run bulk operations on Jira issues with JQL queries?

Yes, use JQL filters with ACLI to query and operate on multiple Jira issues at once. Write complex JQL expressions to identify issues matching your criteria, then apply bulk actions like transitions, edits, or comments across the result set in a single workflow.

What setup is required to start using the Atlassian CLI for Jira automation?

Install ACLI v1.3.5 and authenticate using `acli jira auth login --web` or API tokens. Set environment variables for `ATLASSIAN_SITE` and `ATLASSIAN_API_TOKEN`, or configure local settings. Verify connectivity with `acli jira auth status` before running automation tasks.

How do I integrate Jira automation into scripts and workflows?

Embed ACLI commands in shell or automation scripts to create end-to-end workflows. ACLI outputs structured JSON or CSV data, making it suitable for downstream RAG processing, reporting, or triggering notifications and secondary actions based on Jira state changes.

Can I add and manage comments on Jira issues programmatically?

Yes, use ACLI to add, list, and delete comments on Jira issues as part of automation workflows. Combine comment operations with issue transitions and edits to fully automate issue lifecycle management and team communication within Jira.

Does Atlassian CLI work with Jira boards and sprints?

Yes, ACLI supports operations on Jira issues identified by board and sprint scope, in addition to issue keys and JQL filters. Reference issues within specific sprints and boards to automate sprint planning, backlog refinement, and release workflows.