List tickets from a saved perspective or find a ticket by number. Specify perspective ID or name to filter results, or use a ticket number for direct lookup.
MIT
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"How to view or read a Jira ticket" matching MCP tools:
- Connect GitHub, Jira, or Linear to IdeaLift for ticket creation and management. Authorize integration to enable destination linking.MIT
- Retrieve all saved ticket views (dashboards) available to your API user to discover view IDs for further ticket analysis.MIT
- Produce a ticket-ready remediation payload for a chokepoint, containing summary, justification, change plan, and rollback note for direct paste into Jira or ServiceNow.MIT
- Retrieve the full field-level change history for a ticket, including status, assignee, tags, and custom field changes, to trace how a ticket evolved over its lifetime.MIT
- Resolve a Jira ticket, create a local branch with auto-generated name, fetch project README from Bitbucket for conventions, and get a next-steps summary. Use issue key or free-text search.MIT
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Jira MCP Pack
Check a Jira issue key shape. Key discarded.
- Record investigation steps, evidence, findings, or remediation actions directly on a Jira ticket. Preserves the audit trail of security incident responses.Apache 2.0
- Fetch a Jira ticket by its key and get its standard fields, description, and custom fields.MIT
- Fetch complete details of a Jira ticket by providing its key. View status, assignee, priority, and description to resolve issues faster.MIT
- List all Jira projects you have permission to view to discover available projects for work.MIT
- Read or add comments on a Jira issue. List comments with pagination or create new ones using markdown and @mentions.MIT
- Lists folders in a Postman collection, showing name, ID, path, and request count. Verify a folder exists for a Jira ticket before running its requests.MIT
- Add a comment to any Jira ticket. Supports mentions via account ID or email address.GPL 2.0
- Retrieves and consolidates Jira ticket requirements, comments, architecture docs, and coding standards. Call this first when starting work on a ticket.MIT
- Create a git worktree for a ticket or feature, giving you an isolated directory for parallel work without switching branches. Name the branch automatically from a ticket ID.MIT
- Retrieve all available Jira fields with their metadata and field IDs for a specific ticket or project. The returned mapping enables accurate field updates.GPL 2.0
- Update a Jira ticket by modifying its fields, transitioning its status, or adding a comment.MIT
- Generate a Microsoft Remote Assistance ticket that lets a help desk technician view and control a user's desktop session.MIT
- List available Jira boards to enable ticket creation from Sentry issues.MIT
- Creates a Jira ticket from a Sentry issue and links them bidirectionally, enabling issue tracking and investigation in Jira.MIT
- Retrieve all available fields and metadata for a Jira ticket to find custom field IDs.GPL 2.0