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Use when reading or writing Jira tickets, fetching Confluence pages, searching with JQL, adding comments, or downloading Atlassian attachments from this devbox.
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| name | using-atlassian |
| description | Use when reading or writing Jira tickets, fetching Confluence pages, searching with JQL, adding comments, or downloading Atlassian attachments from this devbox. |
Two complementary tools. Read this whole file before choosing one — picking the wrong tool is the most common mistake.
atlassian MCP server): mutations, JQL/CQL search, arbitrary fields, and Confluence create/edit. This is the default for everything except rich reads.:FetchJiraTicket / :FetchConfluencePage): the best read path — it renders a ticket or page (plus threaded comments and image attachments) to Markdown on disk.| Workflow | Use |
|---|---|
| Read a Jira ticket as context (rendered Markdown + image attachments) | nvim :FetchJiraTicket |
| Read a Confluence page (with comments + PNG diagrams) | nvim :FetchConfluencePage |
| Archive Atlassian content to disk for offline reference | nvim |
| Create a new Jira ticket | MCP createJiraIssue |
| Edit a ticket's summary / description / status / assignee | MCP editJiraIssue / transitionJiraIssue |
| Add a comment | MCP addCommentToJiraIssue |
| JQL search ("my open tickets in epic X") | MCP searchJiraIssuesUsingJql |
| Read non-default Jira fields (custom fields, labels, story points, sprint, fix version, parent epic) | MCP getJiraIssue |
| Confluence page body only, no images/comments | Either; confluence-to-md.sh is lightest |
| Confluence with comments or attachments | nvim (only option) |
| Create / edit Confluence pages or comments | MCP createConfluencePage / updateConfluencePage |
Rule of thumb:
nvim --headless ticket.md -c "FetchJiraTicket PROJ-1234" -c "write" -c "quit"
# → ticket.md (Markdown), images in ~/.cache/atlassian-attachments/jira/PROJ-1234/
nvim --headless out.md -c "FetchConfluencePage 1234567890" -c "write" -c "quit"
# → out.md (Markdown + threaded comments), PNGs in ~/.cache/atlassian-attachments/confluence/1234567890/
# Extract page ID from URL:
echo "https://company.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/ENG/pages/1234567890/Title" | grep -oE '[0-9]{10}'
Call the atlassian MCP's createJiraIssue tool with cloudId, projectKey
(PROJ), issueTypeName (Task, Bug, Story, Epic, …), summary, and a
Markdown description. Set the assignee to $ATLASSIAN_ASSIGNEE_ID.
Format gotcha — always use GitHub-Flavored Markdown, never Jira wiki markup. The Atlassian MCP (and the underlying Cloud REST API v3) expects descriptions and comment bodies in Markdown — # heading, **bold**, `code`, [text](url), | col | col | tables — and converts to ADF on the way in. Jira wiki markup (h2., *bold*, {{code}}, [text|url], || col || col ||) renders as literal text and is the most common mistake when an LLM drafts a ticket. If you see your description rendering with literal h2. or {{...}} in the Jira UI, you used wiki markup — re-edit with Markdown.
Call addCommentToJiraIssue with the issueIdOrKey (PROJ-1234) and a Markdown commentBody. Comment bodies follow the same rule: Markdown only, never wiki markup.
Call searchJiraIssuesUsingJql with a jql string, e.g.
project=PROJ AND assignee="<accountId>" AND statusCategory!=Done.
Call getJiraIssue with the issueIdOrKey. It returns the full field set (custom fields, labels, story points, sprint, fix version, parent epic). For rendered Markdown of the description + comments + image attachments, use nvim instead.
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Subdomain | $ATLASSIAN_SITE |
| Project | PROJ |
| Default Assignee | $ATLASSIAN_ASSIGNEE_ID |
| Active Epic | PROJ-5678 |
Create pages with createConfluencePage and edit them with updateConfluencePage (pass cloudId, spaceId/pageId, title, and Markdown body). Footer/inline comments are also available via the MCP's Confluence comment tools. For reading a page with its threaded comments and diagrams rendered, still prefer nvim :FetchConfluencePage.
See REFERENCE.md for:
confluence-to-md.sh body-only helperThe confluence-to-md.sh helper script lives alongside this skill.
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