Jirac
Correct-syntax Jira CLI cheat sheet für das jirac Rust binary — kein rohes REST guesswork.
Getestet · Funktioniert
Was es kann
Teaches an agent to drive Jira entirely through the `jirac` CLI — listing, creating, transitioning, commenting on, bulk-editing, cloning, linking, and archiving issues, plus sprint lifecycle, worklogs, standup/sprint summaries, and MCP registration — instead of hand-rolling raw Jira REST calls. Triggers on any Jira issue-management request (list/create/transition/comment/sprint/standup) once the `jirac` binary is installed and authenticated via `jirac auth login`. The command reference is accurate down to CLI-specific quirks, such as `transition` taking a positional argument rather than a `--to` flag.
Testbericht
Asked for the exact commands to check status, standup, transition, and comment on an issue: unguided, the natural guess was `jira ... --to Done`; the skill's documented syntax is `jirac issue transition PROJ-123 'Done'` (positional, no --to) — the skill catches a real, verifiable CLI gotcha a generic guess gets wrong.
Getestet am: 2026-07-14 · Claude Code 2.x (agent harness)
Installation
git clone https://github.com/mulhamna/jira-commands cd jira-commands mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills cp -r clawhub/jirac ~/.claude/skills/jirac
Befehle & Beispiel-Prompts
/jiracCorrect-syntax Jira CLI cheat sheet für das jirac Rust binary — kein rohes REST guesswork.
Skills reagieren auf normale Anfragen — keine Slash-Befehle nötig. Nach der Installation aktivieren Prompts wie diese den Skill (auf Englisch):
List my assigned Jira issues in project PROJ using jirac please.Generate my daily standup summary from Jira with the jirac CLI.Transition PROJ-123 to Done and add a QA comment using jirac.