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Create a Jira issue

Automatically create a Jira issue on atlassian.net. Create an issue in a Jira Cloud project with a summary, and optionally a plain-text description (one paragraph per line), an issue type and labels. The issue type is matched by its name or id among the types the project offers; an unknown type is refused with the list of valid ones. The new issue is read back from Jira and returned with its key and link.

Input

site required

The Jira Cloud site, e.g. acme.atlassian.net (or just acme).

project required

The project key, the prefix of its issue keys (list_issues returns it as project).

summary required

The issue title.

labels optional

Labels, without spaces.

issueType optional

An issue type name or id the project offers, e.g. Task, Story, Bug, Epic.

Default: "Task"
description optional

Plain text; each line becomes a paragraph.

Output

id required
key required
url required
summary required
labels optional
status optional
created optional
project optional
updated optional
assignee optional
priority optional
reporter optional
issueType optional
description optional
statusCategory optional

FAQ

Create an issue in a Jira Cloud project with a summary, and optionally a plain-text description (one paragraph per line), an issue type and labels. The issue type is matched by its name or id among the types the project offers; an unknown type is refused with the list of valid ones. The new issue is read back from Jira and returned with its key and link.
Ask an AI agent connected to Reduck to run reduck/atlassian.net/create_issue, or run it from a terminal with the Reduck CLI: npx @reduck-ai/cli@latest run --script reduck/atlassian.net/create_issue
You do not need one. "Create a Jira issue" drives the real atlassian.net pages in a browser, so it works whether or not atlassian.net offers an API for this.
Required: site, project, summary. Optional: labels, issueType, description.
It returns id, key, url, labels, status, created, project, summary, updated, assignee, priority, reporter, issueType, description, statusCategory.
Yes. It acts as you on atlassian.net: on your own Chrome it reuses your session, and on a Reduck-hosted browser it loads the atlassian.net cookies saved by the Reduck extension.
It makes changes on atlassian.net, like sending, posting, booking or buying something.
Ask an AI agent connected to Reduck to run reduck/atlassian.net/create_issue, or run it from a terminal with the Reduck CLI: npx @reduck-ai/cli@latest run --script reduck/atlassian.net/create_issue
It is part of Reduck's official curated catalogue.

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List Jira issues

List the issues on a Jira Cloud site, for one project or any JQL query, newest first by default: key, summary, description, status, type, priority, assignee, reporter, labels and dates. Jira refuses a query with no restriction, so pass a project key, a JQL query, or both. Pages through results with nextPageToken; an empty list means nothing matched.

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Update a Jira issue

Change an existing Jira Cloud issue by key: its summary, its plain-text description (replaced as a whole), its labels (replaced as a whole) and its status. The status moves through the issue's workflow, by the target status name or id; a status the workflow does not allow from where the issue is now is refused with the ones it allows. Fields left out are not touched. The issue is read back from Jira afterwards and returned.

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