jira

View and manage Jira tickets from the command line.

2|2|Updated Jan 5, 2021
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/kentoje/dotfiles --skill jira-kentoje
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Skill: jira
Source: https://github.com/kentoje/dotfiles/tree/main/.config/claude/skills/jira
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kentoje/dotfiles --skill jira-kentoje

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Users can interact with Jira tickets efficiently from the terminal, reducing context switching and speeding up workflows.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • View a ticket: jira issue view <TICKET_KEY>
  • List my issues: jira issue list -a$(jira me)
  • Add a comment: jira issue comment add <TICKET_KEY> -b "<COMMENT_BODY>"

Quick Start

Use the jira CLI to view a ticket like ADP-1234 and list issues assigned to you. If you supply a Jira URL, the tool extracts the ticket key and performs the view automatically.

Frequently Asked Questions about jira

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I view Jira tickets from the command line?

To view Jira tickets from the command line, use the command 'jira issue view <TICKET_KEY>'. You can supply a specific ticket key or paste a full Jira URL, and the tool extracts the key automatically to display the issue details.

Can I list all Jira issues assigned to me via CLI?

Yes, you can list Jira issues assigned to you via CLI by running 'jira issue list -a$(jira me)'. This command queries your configured Jira instance and returns all active sprint tickets assigned to your user account.

Do I need a configured Jira instance to manage issues using this CLI tool?

Yes, you need a configured Jira instance to manage issues using this CLI tool. The skill relies on the jira CLI backend, which requires proper authentication and instance setup to view tickets, list issues, or add comments.

How do I add a comment to a Jira ticket using the terminal?

To add a comment to a Jira ticket using the terminal, execute 'jira issue comment add <TICKET_KEY> -b "<COMMENT_BODY>"'. This command posts your comment body directly to the specified ticket in your Jira workflow.

What's the best way to manage Jira workflows without context switching?

The best way to manage Jira workflows without context switching is using a CLI tool to view and update tickets directly in the terminal. This approach speeds up automation by keeping issue tracking integrated within your development environment.