Jira
Connect Jira via Nango OAuth to ingest issue and comment signals.
The Jira connector ingests issue lifecycle events and comments from Jira Cloud via Nango OAuth polling. Issue tracking data provides context about ongoing work, priorities, and sprint progress.
Setup via Nango
Jira is connected through Nango, which manages OAuth tokens and provides a proxy API.
- Configure Jira OAuth in Nango Dashboard
- Add a Jira (Atlassian) integration in your Nango dashboard
- Set the required OAuth scopes:
read:jira-work,read:jira-user - Complete the OAuth flow to connect your Jira instance
How It Works
The poll worker runs every 5 minutes and:
- Discovers active Jira connections via Nango
- Fetches recent issues and comments using Jira's REST API (proxied through Nango)
- Classifies events (issue, status change, comment, decision, alert)
- Stores signals with extracted entities
- Enqueues memory processing
Events Captured
| Event Type | Signal Category | What's Captured |
|---|---|---|
| Issue created | issue | Title, description, project, assignee, priority, labels |
| Issue updated (status) | status_change | Status transition (from → to), changelog |
| Issue updated (other) | issue | Changed fields, changelog |
| Comment created | comment | Comment body, author, parent issue context |
Comments are additionally classified using pattern matching:
- Decision patterns (e.g., "decided", "approved") →
decisioncategory - Alert patterns (e.g., "incident", "outage") →
alertcategory
Configuration
Jira is configured via Dashboard → Connectors → Jira. Enable/disable the connector from the dashboard.