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Connect your Jira account via OAuth and let your AI agents manage issues, search with JQL, track sprints, and keep your team updated — without leaving Mantle.

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What you unlock

Issue management

Create, edit, assign, and transition issues directly from chat or through an agent.

JQL search

Search issues using JQL queries, filter by project, status, assignee, or any field — all through natural language.

Sprint tracking

List boards, view sprints, and move issues between sprints to keep your team on track.

Project overview

Browse projects, check versions, view components, and manage workflows across your Jira instance.

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Connect Jira

1

Open Settings → Integrations

In any workspace go to Settings → Integrations and select Jira.
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Authorize with OAuth

Click Connect and sign in to your Atlassian account. Grant Mantle the requested permissions to access your Jira data.
3

Confirm the connection

Once authorized, you’ll be redirected back to Mantle. The integration status will show as connected.

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Agent tools

Add Jira tools to agents that need them. Their access is limited by the connected account and selected tools.

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Issues

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Projects & Versions

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Sprints & Boards

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Users & Permissions

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Triggers

Automated triggers for Jira are not yet available. Triggers will be added in a future update — check back soon.

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Example use cases

Someone describes a bug in chat. Instead of switching to Jira, ask your agent to create a Bug issue with the right project, priority, and description — it fills in the details from the conversation context.
An agent runs a JQL query each morning to find issues that changed status yesterday, groups them by assignee, and posts a standup summary to your team channel.
Ask your agent “How is the current sprint going?” and it lists the board’s active sprint, counts issues by status, and highlights anything blocked or overdue.

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Troubleshooting

Make sure you are signing in with an Atlassian account that has access to the Jira instance you want to connect. If the connection fails, try disconnecting and reconnecting from Settings → Integrations → Jira.
The connected account must have permission to view the project in Jira. Check your Jira project permissions and ensure the authenticating user has at least browse access.
Verify your JQL syntax is correct. Use the agent to help construct JQL queries — it can translate natural language like “show me open bugs assigned to me” into valid JQL.
Not all transitions are available from every status. Use the “Get transitions” tool to see which transitions are valid for the issue’s current state.

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