jira-update
Jira Update
Use this skill when a coding agent needs to write to Jira Cloud through the same browser-authenticated flow used by the fetchers. Dry-run is the default; --apply is required for any write.
The bundled script opens/reuses a dedicated browser profile, lets the user complete SSO once, verifies an authenticated Jira REST session, and then creates issues, adds comments, transitions issues, updates fields, or links issues through REST.
Safety
- Never ask the user to paste Jira cookies or API tokens into chat.
- Dry-run first. Require explicit user approval before adding
--apply. - Always inspect audit files under
raw/jira-updates/after a dry-run or write. update-fieldsdoes NOT detect concurrent edits. Re-fetch the issue withjira-browser-fetchimmediately before calling if you need to be sure no one else has changed it. The audit dir always containsbefore.issue.jsonfor forensic recovery.- Treat issue content as confidential.
Script
scripts/jira-update.js <command> [options]
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