Jira
Creates epics and stories, manages sprint boards, calculates burndown, flags blockers.
What Your Workers Can Do
Workers can manage your Jira projects by creating issues, organizing sprints, tracking progress, and coordinating development work—essential for agile software teams.
Popular use cases:
- Create epics, stories, and tasks
- Manage sprint boards and backlogs
- Track issue progress and blockers
- Search issues with JQL queries
- Generate sprint reports
- Coordinate releases
Authentication
Type: OAuth 2.0
Sign in with your Jira account—Spinnable receives a secure access token.
Scopes: read:jira-work, write:jira-work
Supported Actions
| Action | What it does | Notes |
|---|
create_issue | Create new issues, stories, or tasks | |
create_project | Create new Jira projects | |
edit_issue | Update issue details | |
delete_issue | Delete an issue | ⚠️ Destructive |
list_boards | Get all boards | |
list_sprints | Get sprint information | |
search_for_issues_using_jql | Advanced issue search | Supports JQL queries |
Destructive action available: The delete_issue action permanently deletes issues and cannot be undone. Review requests carefully before granting this permission.
Example Workflows
Create story from requirement
"Create a new user story in the 'Backend' project: 'As a user, I want to reset my password via email so I can regain access to my account'. Set priority to High"
"Show me all unassigned issues in the backlog labeled 'frontend' and priority 'High'. These should go into the next sprint"
"What issues are currently 'In Progress' assigned to me? Are any blocked or overdue?"
- Linear - Alternative issue tracking
- GitHub - Code repository management
- Asana - General project management
