Integration · Project management

Jira AI agents that search, file, and move work

Brainwrite connects Jira to your AI agents so they can search issues with JQL, create and edit issues, move them through your workflow, and plan sprints. A bot can read every open bug for a release, group them by component, and tell you what is blocking. You grant each bot the Jira tools it needs and nothing more.

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Brainwrite · Jira

Search Jira for open bugs in project WEB with fix version 4.2. Group them by component, flag any without an assignee, and post the list here.

You connect Jira once. Your Chief of Staff puts a bot on it.

Search issues with JQL and fetch issues in bulk
Create issues one at a time or in bulkWaits for you
Edit fields, assign issues, and transition them through the workflow
Add comments, attachments, and watchersWaits for you
Link related issues and log work against an issue

An illustrated example. Actions that change something wait for your approval in Ask mode.

In Jira

What your bots can do in Jira.

Search issues with JQL and fetch issues in bulk
Create issues one at a time or in bulk
Edit fields, assign issues, and transition them through the workflow
Add comments, attachments, and watchers
Link related issues and log work against an issue
List boards and sprints, create a sprint, and move issues into it
Create project versions for a release

Ask your team · Jira

Search Jira for open bugs in project WEB with fix version 4.2. Group them by component, flag any without an assignee, and post the list here.

Chief of Staff

Release blocker report
Sprint prep
Ticket clean-up

Changes in Jira wait for your approval in Ask mode

Jobs

Jobs your team does with Jira.

Release blocker report

A bot runs a JQL search for open issues tagged to the next version, groups them by component and assignee, and lists what has no owner.

Sprint prep

Before planning, a bot reads the backlog, suggests which issues fit the next sprint, and moves the ones you approve into it.

Ticket clean-up

A bot finds duplicate or stale issues, links duplicates together, and comments asking owners to confirm before anything is closed.

Set up

How to connect Jira.

01
Open Connected apps
In Brainwrite, choose Connected apps in the sidebar. The official app sets up the connection service for you; there's no key to paste.
02
Search for Jira
Find Jira and choose Connect. You can add more than one account later and label each, such as work or a client.
03
Sign in in your browser
Finish Jira's own sign-in in your normal browser. The access token stays with the connection service and never enters a bot's prompt.
04
Choose which bots get it
In each bot's settings, give it all tools, an exact list, or none. Imported bots start with none, so nothing reaches your account by surprise.

The Apps catalog: Slack, GitHub, Gmail, Google Calendar, Sheets, Docs, Drive, Notion, Linear, Sentry, PostHog and Discord, each with Connect.

Put it to work

Use cases with Jira.

FAQ

Brainwrite and Jira: questions

How do I connect Jira to Brainwrite?

Open Connected apps, search for Jira, and choose Connect. Atlassian's authorization opens in your browser; choose the site and approve. Return to Brainwrite and ask a bot with Jira tools to list your projects. Tokens stay with Composio, not in prompts. If you work across two Atlassian sites, connect each one with its own label.

Can I limit a bot to reading Jira and adding comments?

Yes. In the bot's settings under Connected apps, change Jira from all tools to an exact list such as search issues, get issue, and add comment. Tools left off are never offered to that bot's model. You can also set Jira to no tools for bots that should not touch it at all.

Can a bot write JQL for me?

Yes. Describe what you want in plain English and the bot writes the JQL, runs it through the search tool, and shows you both the query and the results. The connector also includes JQL autocomplete and parse tools, so a bot can check field names before it runs a search.

Project management