044-planning-jira
This skill enables users to interact with Jira issues through the command-line interface by first checking installation status, then validating configuration, listing issues with optional JQL filters, and retrieving full issue descriptions and comment threads for analysis. Use it when you need to query, view, or manage Jira issues from the terminal while ensuring the Jira CLI is properly installed and configured before executing any operations.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/jabrena/cursor-rules-java /tmp/044-planning-jira && cp -r /tmp/044-planning-jira/skills/044-planning-jira ~/.claude/skills/044-planning-jiraSKILL.md
# Jira CLI - issues, workflows, and discussion for analysis Use **`jira`** to work with Jira issues: **first** run an **interactive** check - if `jira` is not installed, **stop**, ask whether the user wants installation guidance, **wait** for an answer, then continue. When `jira` is available, validate configuration, list issues with optional JQL filters, render **markdown tables** from command output, and load **full issue descriptions and comment threads** for analysis. **What is covered in this Skill?** - **Interactive** install gate: ask before assuming `jira` is installed; offer installation guidance only when the user agrees - Install/config checks (`jira version`, `jira configure`) - Jira Cloud context (site URL, account email, API token handled by CLI prompts) - Issue lists: basic list and JQL-backed list queries - Deep reads: issue detail and comments for requirement analysis - Core actions: create, assign, transition, and add comments ## Constraints Do not fabricate issue data; use only `jira` output (or explicitly agreed Jira REST API responses). Never print API tokens or secrets. - **INTERACTIVE GATE**: If `jira` is missing, **stop**, ask whether the user wants installation guidance, **wait** - do not skip to issue listing - **FIRST** (after gate): Verify `jira` is available before issuing subcommands - **CONFIG**: Ensure Jira CLI is configured before private workspace operations - **TABLES**: Prefer markdown pipe tables for issue list summaries - **THREAD**: For analysis, include description and all comments (or explicitly summarize with omissions noted) ## When to use this skill - jira issue list - List Jira issues - Jira JQL issue query - jira issue view comments - Jira CLI issue workflow ## Workflow 1. **Run interactive install gate** Check `jira version`; if missing, stop and ask whether the user wants installation guidance before any issue operations. 2. **Verify Jira CLI configuration** Ensure Jira CLI is configured (site/account/token flow via CLI prompts) before running private workspace commands. 3. **List issues with optional JQL** Retrieve issues using basic listing or JQL filters and present summaries as markdown pipe tables. 4. **Load issue details and discussion** Read full issue descriptions and all comments for analysis, explicitly noting any omissions when summarizing. 5. **Execute core Jira actions when requested** Support create, assign, transition, and add-comment actions using CLI commands while avoiding secret exposure. ## Reference For detailed guidance, examples, and constraints, see [references/044-planning-jira.md](references/044-planning-jira.md).
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