Jira
You pick the Atlassian sites to allow when you connect Jira. Then you choose per site or per project what agents may do.
Permissions
Section titled “Permissions”| Permission | What agents can do |
|---|---|
| Read issues | List projects, search a project’s issues, and read an issue with its latest comments and the related issues in the same project. |
| Comment on issues | Add comments. |
| Create issues | Create issues with a type, a summary and a description. |
| Change status | Move an issue through its workflow. |
Risks to weigh
Section titled “Risks to weigh”- Agents act as you. Comments, new issues and status changes appear under your name, and watchers are notified.
- Automation rules run. A project’s automation rules may act on what agents change, in that project or in others.
- A site covers projects added later. Access to a site covers all its projects, including projects created after you allowed it.
- Comments and new issues are a way out. Everyone who can see the project reads them, and they can contain anything the agent read.
- Searches can briefly hint at hidden issues. For a few seconds after an issue moves out of a project, a search can show an agent that a hidden issue matched.
What agents cannot do
Section titled “What agents cannot do”Agents cannot add attachments or worklogs, use sprints or boards, edit fields, assign, link or delete issues. Text they write is plain, without mentions, formatting or links to Atlassian. They do not see the titles behind links to Atlassian, the content of macros, or related issues in other projects beyond how many there are.