name: jira-issue-manager
description: 'A skill to manage Jira issues, including listing issue types.'
metadata:
createdAt: '2026-01-29T16:55:45.735Z'
allowed-tools: []
mcp-servers:
- nango-mcp-server
depends-on:
- connect-to-nango-mcp

Jira Issue Manager

This skill helps manage Jira issues. It depends on the connect-to-nango-mcp skill for authentication.

Usage

Listing Issue Types

To list issue types for a Jira project, you need to:

1. Obtain the cloudId from your Nango dashboard for the Jira connection.

2. Run the scripts/get-issue-types.js script with the following arguments:

   bash node scripts/get-issue-types.js <cloudId> <NANGO_SECRET_KEY> <connectionId> <provider>

   • cloudId: The Cloud ID of your Jira connection in Nango.
   • NANGO_SECRET_KEY: Your Nango secret key.
   • connectionId: The Connection ID of your Jira connection.
   • provider: jira

   Example:

   bash node scripts/get-issue-types.js efe59576-1147-4e4b-96b5-7615e308a36b cf0e919c-5280-4908-9865-0baa6df2eb10 9072b6a9-a672-4b55-9566-f31a191b341d jira

   The script will output a JSON array of issue types with their IDs and names.

Creating a Jira Issue

To create a Jira issue, you need to:

1. Connect to the nango-mcp-server. This requires you to have already authenticated with Nango and have a valid connectionId and provider. See the connect-to-nango-mcp skill for details.
2. Get the available issue types using the scripts/get-issue-types.js script as described above.

3. Use the nango-mcp-server_create_issue tool with the following arguments:

   • summary: The summary of the issue.
   • project: The project ID.
   • issueType: The issue type ID.

   Example:

   json { "summary": "Test issue created by agent", "project": "10001", "issueType": "10011" }