Sprint and weekly status digest
On your schedule, Zaira searches your Jira work items and posts a plain-English what shipped, what's at risk, what's in review to Slack or email — the status report that used to take an hour, done daily.
Atlassian AI Agent
Connect your Atlassian to Zaira autonomous AI agent. Describe what you need in plain language, Zaira will use Atlassian actions like jira issue tracking to get the job done for you.
01Capabilities
What can your Atlassian AI agent do?
Read Jira work items, Confluence pages and spaces, and connected context across your Atlassian site — then run the whole routine on a schedule, within your Atlassian permissions. Zaira carries out tasks using the supported actions listed here.
- Issues — get, create, edit, and transition issues through workflows
- Collaboration — add or update comments, log work, manage remote links
- Projects & metadata — visible projects, issue types, field metadata, link types
- Search & people — search with JQL; look up user account IDs
- JSM Ops (API token only) — acknowledge/escalate alerts, on-call schedules, ops teams
- Read — pages and live docs, spaces, page trees, pages in a space
- Create & edit — create new pages or live docs, update existing content
- Comments — footer comments and replies, inline comments on selected text
- Search — find content using CQL queries
- Repos & content — workspace and repo details, branches, commits, files
- Pull requests — list with diff and comments; create, merge, approve
- Pipelines & deploys — run pipelines, step logs, environments, deployments
- Compass — search components, labels, types, custom fields, relationships
- Unified search — natural language search across Jira and Confluence (beta)
- Fetch by ID — retrieve content via ARI (beta)
- Teamwork Graph (beta) — cross-product and third-party relationships — PRs, builds, deployments, Loom, incidents
- Account & access — your user info and accessible sites (cloudIds)
02Use Cases
Automate your Atlassian tasks with Zaira effortlessly
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Meeting notes into tracked work
Zaira reads your meeting notes and turns the decisions and action items into Jira issues and a Confluence recap — within your Atlassian permissions, so nothing that was agreed gets lost.
Stale work and risk flagger
On a cadence, Zaira finds unassigned, overdue, or stuck items across your projects and pings the owners — before blockers turn into surprises.
Knowledge base health check
Each week Zaira reviews your Confluence spaces for stale, duplicate, or orphaned pages and sends a prioritized cleanup list — so your space stays trustworthy.
Ask across Jira and Confluence
Ask what's blocking the launch in plain language and Zaira searches across your Jira, Confluence, and connected context on a schedule, answering with links — no JQL, no tab-switching.
03How it works
How to set up your Atlassian AI agent
Connect Atlassian in one click with secure OAuth, let Zaira read your Jira and Confluence, and get sprint updates and stale-item alerts on a schedule. No code, and Zaira never goes beyond your existing Atlassian permissions. Run tasks on demand; recurring runs depend on the workflow's supported capabilities.
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Connect Atlassian to Zaira
One click with secure Atlassian OAuth and automatic credential refresh — or the optional email + API token method if your admin has enabled it. Zaira wires up Atlassian's official MCP server for you.
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Zaira reads your Jira and Confluence
On a schedule, Zaira searches your Jira work items, Confluence pages, and connected context — always within the Atlassian permissions you already have.
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Get Atlassian updates on autopilot
Sprint recaps, stale-item alerts, and doc updates land in Slack or email on the schedule you set — you keep the visibility without the manual reporting.
04Related Integrations
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05FAQ
Frequently asked questions
See the answers to the questions people ask about how Atlassian works with Zaira.
You choose a task and Zaira uses supported Atlassian actions, including jira issue tracking, to carry it out. Tasks can run on demand; recurring or event-triggered runs depend on the workflow's available capabilities.
Zaira reads and organizes your Jira, Confluence, and connected context on a schedule — sprint digests, stale-item alerts, doc updates, and cross-tool answers — all within your Atlassian permissions.
No. You describe what you need in plain language and Zaira runs the Jira and Confluence searches for you.
In one click with secure Atlassian OAuth — token-based with automatic credential refresh — or the optional email + API token method if your organization has enabled it. Zaira wires up Atlassian's official MCP server for you.
Yes. Every action respects your existing Atlassian permissions — the integration never goes beyond what you can already view or do in your Atlassian site.
Yes — within your permissions it can create Jira work items, add comments, and draft Confluence pages, and you stay in control of what it touches.
With those you ask on demand, one question at a time, and nothing runs while the chat is closed. Zaira uses Atlassian's official MCP server, wired up for you, and adds the schedule — sprint digests, stale-item flags, and content updates keep running even when you're not prompting.