Jira
Issues, sprints and workflow history. Jira connects through an OAuth 2.0 connection: its API takes an Atlassian OAuth 2.0 sign-in, the platform keeps it, and your agent declares the connection with Jira's API address.
Connect Jira
Jira's API takes an Atlassian OAuth 2.0 sign-in, so it connects the way any API does: three steps, with the credential kept by the platform and never in your code.
- 1
Your agent declares it
In connections/connections.py, with
OAuth2Connection: Jira's API address and the credential as a Secret. - 2
Deploy
$ segmentstream deploy - 3
Connect
Configure the client ID and secret of your Jira OAuth application, register the redirect URI the connection shows, then sign in.
$ segmentstream connection configure jira$ segmentstream connection authorize jira --open
Ask your agent
“Add Jira and import our open issues.”
The connection it uses
Any OAuth 2.0 APIAny API with an OAuth 2.0 sign-in.Part of these solutions
More in Product & engineering
Want Jira set up for you?
Our forward-deployed engineers build one solution on your data, in your own workspace, as code you own. Tell us what you run today and what you want; your note goes straight to our founder.
- One solution, on your data, in your own workspace
- First version live in two weeks
- Parity proven before anything is switched off
- Fixed scope and price, credited to your contract if you continue
Not ready for a pilot? Send the form anyway with your question. An engineer will reply, not a sales rep.
How the pilot worksConnect what your company runs.
Our engineers build the first version on your data in two weeks, at a fixed price.
Or join the waitlist for self-serve:
Self-serve opens to the waitlist first.