Description
jira is an agent skill from the davila7 claude-code-templates collection, listed on skills.sh. It lets a user work with Jira issues in plain language, so they can mention an issue such as PROJ-123, ask about tickets, create, view or update issues, or check sprint status. The skill supports more than one way of reaching Jira. It first looks for the jira command-line tool on the machine, and if that is found it uses the CLI backend. If there is no CLI, it looks for Atlassian MCP tools in the session, and if they are available it uses the MCP backend. The detection step runs before anything else, so the agent knows which route to take. The skill is for developers, project managers and team leads who keep their work in Jira and want to manage tickets from inside an agent session without switching to the web interface for routine updates.…
Highlights
- Works with issue keys such as PROJ-123
- Create, view and update issues
- Checks sprint status
- Uses the Jira CLI or Atlassian MCP tools
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jira FAQ
What does the jira skill do?
It lets an agent create, view and update Jira issues and check sprint status, using plain language requests.
How do I install it?
Run: npx skills add https://github.com/davila7/claude-code-templates --skill jira
Which Jira access does it use?
It first looks for the jira command-line tool. If that is not present, it uses Atlassian MCP tools when the session has them.
Can it read a specific ticket?
Yes. Mentioning an issue key such as PROJ-123 is enough to start, according to the description.
Has it been checked for security?
skills.sh lists three audits: Gen Agent Trust Hub Pass, Socket Pass and Snyk Warn. A Warn or Fail is worth reading before you install.
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