List Jira issues with jirac by project, assignee, or custom JQL, including the default current-user flow

To list your assigned Jira issues, run the command without providing a JQL query. The tool automatically defaults to the `assignee = currentUser()` logic to fetch and display your specific tasks.

Yes, you can limit Jira issue listing results to a specific project. Use the project key flag to narrow the scope of the retrieved issues to a single defined project.

You can execute a custom JQL query to find specific Jira issues by using the explicit JQL flag. This allows you to provide precise filtering logic based on issue type, status, or custom expressions.

When listing Jira issues without an explicit JQL expression, the default behavior applies the `assignee = currentUser()` filter. This ensures the output displays issues currently assigned to you.

Yes, filtering by issue type and status is supported. You can achieve this targeted investigation by providing a custom JQL expression that explicitly defines these parameters for your search.