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Run mixed Jira operations (create, update, transition, archive) from a single JSON manifest file using jirac batch
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Codex
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batch.SKILL.mddescription: Run mixed Jira operations (create, update, transition, archive) from a single JSON manifest file using jirac batch
Run mixed Jira operations in batch using `jirac`.
Steps: 1. Check that `jirac` is available by running `jirac --version`. If it is missing, tell the user to install it with `cargo install jira-commands`. 2. Build a JSON manifest array from the user's request. Each object needs an `"op"` field:
- `"create"` — same fields as bulk-create manifest (`project`, `summary`, `type`, etc.)
- `"update"` — `key` + fields to update (`summary`, `priority`, `assignee`, etc.)
- `"transition"` — `key` + `to` (transition name or ID)
- `"archive"` — `key`
3. Save the manifest to a temp file (e.g. `/tmp/ops.json`). 4. Run `jirac issue batch --manifest /tmp/ops.json`. 5. Report the per-op result summary.
Manifest format:
[
{ "op": "create", "project": "PROJ", "summary": "New task", "type": "Task" },
{ "op": "update", "key": "PROJ-10", "priority": "High", "assignee": "me" },
{ "op": "transition", "key": "PROJ-11", "to": "Done" },
{ "op": "archive", "key": "PROJ-12" }
]Examples:
- "create a task and close two other issues in one go" → build batch manifest, run `jirac issue batch --manifest /tmp/ops.json`
- "run these mixed Jira ops from this list" → build manifest from the list, run `jirac issue batch --manifest /tmp/ops.json`
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description: Run mixed Jira operations (create, update, transition, archive) from a single JSON manifest file using jirac batch
Run mixed Jira operations in batch using `jirac`.
Steps: 1. Check that `jirac` is available by running `jirac --version`. If it is missing, tell the user to install it with `cargo install jira-commands`. 2. Build a JSON manifest array from the user's request. Each object needs an `"op"` field:
- `"create"` — same fields as bulk-create manifest (`project`, `summary`, `type`, etc.)
- `"update"` — `key` + fields to update (`summary`, `priority`, `assignee`, etc.)
- `"transition"` — `key` + `to` (transition name or ID)
- `"archive"` — `key`
3. Save the manifest to a temp file (e.g. `/tmp/ops.json`). 4. Run `jirac issue batch --manifest /tmp/ops.json`. 5. Report the per-op result summary.
Manifest format:
[
{ "op": "create", "project": "PROJ", "summary": "New task", "type": "Task" },
{ "op": "update", "key": "PROJ-10", "priority": "High", "assignee": "me" },
{ "op": "transition", "key": "PROJ-11", "to": "Done" },
{ "op": "archive", "key": "PROJ-12" }
]Examples:
- "create a task and close two other issues in one go" → build batch manifest, run `jirac issue batch --manifest /tmp/ops.json`
- "run these mixed Jira ops from this list" → build manifest from the list, run `jirac issue batch --manifest /tmp/ops.json`
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Questions about batch.
- Which coding agents can use batch?
- batch installs in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, OpenCode and Windsurf with the skills CLI, using each agent's flag shown on this page. Flowy's auto-invocation, which fires a skill when your prompt matches, runs in Claude Code only.