Integration · Development
Jira and Confluence
Search Jira issues with JQL and Confluence pages by keyword, from one Atlassian grant.
- what it can do
- Read only
- read tools · write tools
- 2 · 0
- writes to approve
- None
What the assistant can do
2 read · 0 writeatlassian_search_jiraReadsSearch Jira issues with a JQL query. Returns key, summary and status.atlassian_search_confluenceReadsSearch Confluence pages by keyword. Returns title, type and URL.
Permissions requested
read:jira-workRead Jira issues and projects.read:jira-userRead Jira users.read:confluence-content.allRead Confluence content.read:confluence-space.summaryRead a summary of Confluence spaces.read:confluence-userRead Confluence users.search:confluenceSearch Confluence.offline_accessKeep the connection alive without signing in again.
Every scope is a read or a search. Searches run against the first Atlassian site the grant can reach.
When it asks you
Nothing to approve. Both tools only read.
How to connect
- 1
Open Integrations in the chat sidebar. It opens the settings panel in the console.
- 2
Choose Atlassian and approve the request on Atlassian's own consent screen.
- 3
In a thread, open + in the composer, then Connectors, and switch Atlassian on for that chat.
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Connect a service from the chat sidebar.
Switch it on in a thread and approve each write as it comes up. Disconnecting removes the access immediately.