# Jira for Raycast

URL: https://www.raycast.com/raycast/jira

> Manage Jira issues with customizable views, sprint-aware sections, and quick actions.

- Install: raycast://extensions/raycast/jira
- Author: [Raycast](https://www.raycast.com/raycast)
- Installs: 70,807
- Platforms: macOS, Windows
- Categories: Productivity, AI Extensions
- Updated: 2026-11-05
- Source: https://github.com/raycast/extensions/tree/cd892e2a6a3e3d5d4f8c252af5a0a8be1fff2221/extensions/jira/

## Commands

- **Create Issue**: Create and assign new issues.
- **Open Issues**: View your open issues with optional Active Sprint, All Sprints, and Backlog sections.
- **Reported Issues**: View and modify issues that were reported by you.
- **Watched Issues**: View and modify issues that you are watching.
- **Active Sprints**: View and modify issues of active sprints.
- **My Filters**: View and modify issues of your saved filters.
- **Recently Updated Issues**: View and modify issues that have recently been updated.
- **Search Issues**: Search issues globally in all projects.
- **Open Issue from Clipboard**: Open an issue by its key from the clipboard.

## AI tools

- **Create Issue**: Creates a Jira issue
- **Get Users**: Gets Jira users
- **Get Projects**: Gets Jira projects
- **Get Labels**: Gets Jira labels
- **Get Issue Types**: Gets Jira issue types
- **Get Teams**: Get all teams in Jira
- **Search Issues**: Search through Jira issues
- **Get Myself**: Get the currently authenticated Jira user
- **Assign Issue**: Assign a Jira issue to a user or unassign it
- **Update Issue**: Update a Jira issue's fields and properties
- **Get Issue**: Get detailed information about a Jira issue

## README

### Jira

Create, access and modify issues and sprints.

#### Choosing a Jira site

When you sign in with Jira, set **Jira Site URL** in the extension preferences to choose a specific site, such as `company.atlassian.net`. The site must be accessible to the account you authorize. Without a site preference, the extension uses the first accessible site.

#### Company certificates

On supported Node.js runtimes, Jira requests also trust certificates from the operating system certificate store. If your company uses HTTPS inspection, its root certificate must be installed and trusted by your system. Certificate verification remains enabled.

#### Logging in with an API token

The Jira extension supports OAuth authentication by default. But if you want, you can log in with an API token instead. To do so, you must:

1. Get an API token as described [here](https://support.atlassian.com/atlassian-account/docs/manage-api-tokens-for-your-atlassian-account/).
2. Select any command from the Jira extension, then press `⌘` + `K` and scroll down to `Configure Extension`. Enter your email, API token, and Jira site URL (without `https://`) on the right. Note that all three must be provided to use API tokens.

#### Note

You can change the default `Git branch name` in preferences; the following keys are available:

- {issueKey}
- {issueSummary}
- {issueSummaryShort}
- {issueType}
- {projectKey}