Integrations / Project management

Jira

Search and look up issues, open, comment on and transition them, and trigger workflows from Jira issue, comment and sprint events.

9 tools 14 trigger events

Tools

jira.search_issues

Search issues with JQL, e.g. project = OPS AND status != Done ORDER BY created DESC.

jql*max_resultsnext_page_token

jira.get_issue

Get an issue by key, with its description.

issue*

jira.list_comments

List an issue's comments, newest first.

issue*max_results

jira.list_transitions

List the transitions an issue can take from its current status, with the IDs transition_issue needs.

issue*

jira.create_issue writes

Open an issue in a project.

project*summary*issue_type*descriptionlabels

jira.add_comment writes

Add a plain-text comment to an issue.

issue*body*

jira.transition_issue writes

Move an issue to another status with a transition ID from list_transitions.

issue*transition_id*

jira.api_get

Send a GET request to any Jira API path under https://{site}.atlassian.net/rest/api/2 and return the response. For endpoints the named tools don't cover.

path*params

jira.api_request writes

Send a POST, PUT, PATCH or DELETE request to any Jira API path under https://{site}.atlassian.net/rest/api/2.

method*path*paramsbody

Tick Allow raw writes on the connection to add api_request, which can send POST, PUT, PATCH and DELETE requests to any Jira API path.

Connect

  1. Sign in at id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/security/api-tokens and choose Create API token, the classic kind without scopes. Tokens with scopes only work through api.atlassian.com, not your site's address.
  2. Paste the email of your Atlassian account and the API token on the connection, and set the site to the first part of your Jira address, e.g. acme for acme.atlassian.net.
  3. To trigger workflows, a Jira admin opens Settings → System → WebHooks, creates a webhook with the request URL shown on the connection page, sets a secret, chooses the events, and pastes the same secret on the connection.

Credentials

Atlassian account email API token Webhook secret

Jira API docs

Triggers

In Jira, an admin opens Settings → System → WebHooks, creates a webhook with this URL, sets a secret, chooses the events, and pastes the same secret on this connection.

Events

jira:issue_createdjira:issue_updatedjira:issue_deletedcomment_createdcomment_updatedcomment_deletedworklog_createdattachment_createdissuelink_createdsprint_createdsprint_startedsprint_closedjira:version_releasedproject_created
 trigger
kind: jira
connection: jira
events: [jira:issue_created]
projects: [...]

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