Jira Integration
Connect Vyre to Jira to let Agent read stories, update ticket status, log work, and implement tickets end-to-end — all with your project management context built in.
Connecting Jira
Generate Jira API token
Go to id.atlassian.com → Security → API tokens and create a new API token for Vyre.
Add credentials in Vyre
Go to Settings → Integrations → Jira and enter:
- Your Jira site URL (
https://yourcompany.atlassian.net) - Your Atlassian email
- The API token from step 1
Select projects
Choose which Jira projects Agent should have access to. Vyre only reads tickets from selected projects.
Working with tickets
Use @Jira to reference tickets in Agent conversations:
> @Jira:PROJ-456 Implement the acceptance criteria for this story
> Show me all tickets assigned to me in the current sprint
> Update PROJ-789 status to "In Review"Implement stories
Agent reads the story, acceptance criteria, and any linked documents — then implements the full feature.
Estimate complexity
Ask Agent to read a ticket and estimate story points based on the code changes required.
Log work
Agent automatically logs time spent against the ticket when it completes a task.
Sprint automation
# .vyre/automations/jira-sprint.yaml
name: Auto-implement sprint tickets
trigger:
schedule: "0 8 * * 1" # Monday morning
agent:
task: |
Look at all Jira tickets in the current sprint that are
status "Ready for Dev" and have no assignee.
Pick the highest priority one, assign it to yourself,
and implement it. Open a PR when done.Supported Jira fields
Agent can read and write these Jira fields:
- Summary, Description, Acceptance Criteria
- Status, Priority, Story Points
- Assignee, Reporter
- Labels, Components, Fix Version
- Comments (read and add)
- Linked issues
- Attachments (read only)
Jira Cloud vs Server
Vyre supports both Jira Cloud (atlassian.net) and Jira Server/Data Center (self-hosted). For self-hosted, you'll need to configure the base URL and ensure your Jira instance is network-accessible from Vyre Cloud.