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Execute a raw Jira REST API call through the jirac CLI, including GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, and PATCH requests to any Jira REST…
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Skill
/create-issue
Create new Jira issues with jirac, including interactive prompts for project, issue type, summary, and custom fields
Claude Code
$ npx -y skills add mulhamna/jira-commands --skill create-issue --agent claude-code
Codex
$ npx skills add mulhamna/jira-commands --skill create-issue -a codex -y
Cursor
$ npx skills add mulhamna/jira-commands --skill create-issue -a cursor -y
Gemini CLI
$ npx skills add mulhamna/jira-commands --skill create-issue -a gemini-cli -y
GitHub Copilot
$ npx skills add mulhamna/jira-commands --skill create-issue -a github-copilot -y
OpenCode
$ npx skills add mulhamna/jira-commands --skill create-issue -a opencode -y
Windsurf
$ npx skills add mulhamna/jira-commands --skill create-issue -a windsurf -y
SKILL.md
create-issue.SKILL.mddescription: Create new Jira issues with jirac, including interactive prompts for project, issue type, summary, and custom fields
Create a new Jira issue 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. Extract from the user's request:
- project key
- issue type
- summary
- any explicit assignee, labels, priority, parent, or other fields
3. Map the request to supported flags:
- `-p / --project`, `-s / --summary`, `-t / --issue-type`
- `--assignee` (email or "me"), `--priority`, `--labels`, `--components`
- `--parent <ISSUE-KEY>` for sub-tasks
- `--sprint <ID|NAME>` to assign to a sprint on create
- `--fix-version`, `--description-file <FILE>`
- `--field <ID=VALUE>` for custom fields (repeatable)
- `--no-custom-fields` to skip required custom field prompts
4. Run `jirac issue create` with the fields that are already known. 5. Let `jirac` prompt for any missing required fields. 6. If custom fields are unclear, run `jirac issue fields -p <PROJECT> --issue-type '<TYPE>'` first. 7. Confirm the created issue key clearly.
Examples:
- "create an issue in PROJ" → `jirac issue create -p PROJ`
- "create a bug in PROJ called login page crashes" → `jirac issue create -p PROJ -t Bug -s 'login page crashes'`
- "create sub-task under PROJ-100" → `jirac issue create -p PROJ -t Sub-task -s 'sub-task title' --parent PROJ-100`
- "create story in Sprint 24" → `jirac issue create -p PROJ -t Story -s 'story title' --sprint 'Sprint 24'`
- "create with story points 5" → `jirac issue create -p PROJ -t Story -s 'title' --field story_points=5`
- "buat task baru di PROJ" → `jirac issue create -p PROJ -t Task`
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description: Create new Jira issues with jirac, including interactive prompts for project, issue type, summary, and custom fields
Create a new Jira issue 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. Extract from the user's request:
- project key
- issue type
- summary
- any explicit assignee, labels, priority, parent, or other fields
3. Map the request to supported flags:
- `-p / --project`, `-s / --summary`, `-t / --issue-type`
- `--assignee` (email or "me"), `--priority`, `--labels`, `--components`
- `--parent <ISSUE-KEY>` for sub-tasks
- `--sprint <ID|NAME>` to assign to a sprint on create
- `--fix-version`, `--description-file <FILE>`
- `--field <ID=VALUE>` for custom fields (repeatable)
- `--no-custom-fields` to skip required custom field prompts
4. Run `jirac issue create` with the fields that are already known. 5. Let `jirac` prompt for any missing required fields. 6. If custom fields are unclear, run `jirac issue fields -p <PROJECT> --issue-type '<TYPE>'` first. 7. Confirm the created issue key clearly.
Examples:
- "create an issue in PROJ" → `jirac issue create -p PROJ`
- "create a bug in PROJ called login page crashes" → `jirac issue create -p PROJ -t Bug -s 'login page crashes'`
- "create sub-task under PROJ-100" → `jirac issue create -p PROJ -t Sub-task -s 'sub-task title' --parent PROJ-100`
- "create story in Sprint 24" → `jirac issue create -p PROJ -t Story -s 'story title' --sprint 'Sprint 24'`
- "create with story points 5" → `jirac issue create -p PROJ -t Story -s 'title' --field story_points=5`
- "buat task baru di PROJ" → `jirac issue create -p PROJ -t Task`
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- Which coding agents can use create-issue?
- create-issue 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.