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Jira connects over OAuth through Atlassian’s 3LO flow, so there’s no token to create — you authorize with Atlassian and pick the Jira site to link.

What you can do

Actions — create issue, add comment, search issues, get issue. Triggers — start an automation when an issue is created, updated, or deleted, or a comment is created, updated, or deleted.

Access it requests

Authorizing grants read and write access to issues and comments on the Atlassian site you pick during connect.

Connect

1

Open Integrations

In arg.ai, go to Settings → Integrations.
2

Connect Jira

Find Jira and click Connect. An Atlassian consent screen opens.
3

Authorize and choose a site

Approve the requested access and choose the Jira site to link. You’re returned to arg.ai with Jira connected.
Each Atlassian site is its own connection. To work with issues on another site, connect it separately.

Use it

  • In chat: “Create a Jira bug in the WEB project titled ‘Checkout throws 500 on Safari’ and assign it to me.”
  • In an automation: start a flow from the Issue trigger to react to new issues, or add a Jira action node to create or comment on an issue.