jira-browser-fetch
Jira Browser Fetch
Use this skill when Jira API-token authentication fails or the organization uses Microsoft/SSO and the user wants Jira issues, Jira Software board backlogs, or JQL result sets archived into a local raw/wiki folder.
The bundled script opens/reuses Chrome with a dedicated profile, lets the user complete SSO once, extracts Jira cookies via Chrome DevTools, verifies they represent an authenticated Jira REST session, and fetches Jira REST/HTML/XML/attachments into a raw directory.
Safety
- Never ask the user to paste Jira cookies or API tokens into chat.
- Prefer the browser automation flow because secrets remain in the local Chrome profile.
- Treat fetched issue data and attachments as potentially confidential.
- Do not update/transition/edit Jira issues with this skill; it is read-only.
Script
scripts/jira-browser-fetch.js ISSUE-KEY [options]
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