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Connect Jira

Sync Jira issues into a Cyborg department, and optionally let agents read Jira through the agent toolkit.

Jira connects in two separate ways. You can use either or both.

  • Workspace sync: Jira issues sync with a Cyborg department as work items. This is a native Cyborg integration, connected once by the workspace. See Sync tasks with Jira, ClickUp or GitHub for the full flow.
  • Agent access: an agent can read Jira through the Composio toolkit, acting as you or as a shared account.

Sync Jira with a Cyborg department

  1. Open Settings → Integrations, find Jira, and click Connect (or Manage if it is already connected). The page is titled Jira: “Connect and sync your Jira work items with Cyborg.”
  2. Under Connect site, click Connect. Atlassian opens in your browser. Approve access to your Jira Cloud site. The page waits with a Cancel button until you finish.
  3. The site is listed under Connected site with the status Connected. If it shows Reconnect needed, click Reconnect.
  4. Under Link a project (“Sync issues from a Jira project into a Cyborg department.”), walk through the wizard. It is described in Sync tasks with Jira, ClickUp or GitHub.

Once a project is linked, Project syncs shows how many projects are linked, and Live sync shows the sync health and activity.

Let an agent read Jira

An agent can work your backlog through the Composio toolkit: search issues, get an issue, list projects.

Requirements

  • Composio is connected (it brokers the Atlassian sign-in).
  • You can sign in to your Atlassian / Jira site.

Connect your account

  1. In Settings → Integrations, click the Jira row to open its sheet.
  2. Under Your account, click Connect account so the agent acts as you. Admins can instead use Shared account → Connect shared account for a shared Atlassian identity, which scheduled or unattended runs require.
  3. In the Atlassian window, sign in, pick the site to authorize, and approve.

Grant Jira to an agent

  1. In the same sheet, under Agents with access, choose Add agent. Alternatively, open the agent’s editor, go to the Tools step, and enable Jira under For this agent.
  2. Save. The agent gets Jira’s read actions. Create, comment and transition are write actions and are not granted yet. See what a grant covers.

Then ask the agent @pm what's still open in PROJ for this sprint?.

Troubleshooting

  • Reconnect needed on the site row, or a “Some changes did not sync” banner: click Reconnect and approve again. See the live sync view in the sync guide.
  • “No projects found” (agent access): the connected account lacks access to the project, or you authorized the wrong Atlassian site. Reconnect and pick the right site.
  • Permission denied: the Jira account needs access to that project.