Jira - BoostGPT Documentation

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Connecting

In the dashboard, open Connectors, find Jira and press Connect. The key you enter is checked against Jira before anything is saved, so a key that is refused never becomes a connection that fails later.

What you will need

Field	What it is
Email Address	Your Atlassian account email address
API Token	Your Jira API token
Jira Domain	Your Jira domain (without .atlassian.net)

Getting the credential

Go to Atlassian Account Settings
Click Create API token
Enter a label for your token
Copy the generated API token
Find your Jira domain from your Jira URL (e.g., company.atlassian.net → “company”)
Use your email, API token, and domain to configure this connector

What an agent can do with it

Tool	What it does
`get_myself`	Get current user information
`get_projects`	List all projects
`get_project`	Get project details
`search_issues`	Search for issues using JQL
`get_issue`	Get issue details
`create_issue`	Create a new issue
`update_issue`	Update an existing issue
`delete_issue`	Delete an issue
`transition_issue`	Transition an issue through workflow
`get_transitions`	Get available transitions for an issue
`add_comment`	Add a comment to an issue
`get_comments`	Get comments for an issue
`get_issue_types`	Get issue types for a project
`get_priorities`	Get available issue priorities
`get_statuses`	Get available issue statuses
`assign_issue`	Assign an issue to a user
`get_users`	Search for users

Useful resources

Jira documentation