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Manages Jira worklogs using jirac CLI: lists worklogs, adds time entries with optional comments, deletes by ID for issues. Useful for time tracking on Jira tickets.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/jira:worklogThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Manage Jira worklogs using `jirac`.
Manage Jira worklogs using jirac.
Steps:
jirac is available by running jirac --version. If it is missing, tell the user to install it with cargo install jira-commands.For listing worklogs:
jirac issue worklog list <ISSUE-KEY>For adding a worklog:
jirac issue worklog add <ISSUE-KEY> --time '<TIME>' [--comment '<COMMENT>']For deleting a worklog:
jirac issue worklog delete <ISSUE-KEY> --id <WORKLOG-ID>Examples:
jirac issue worklog list PROJ-123jirac issue worklog add PROJ-123 --time '2h'jirac issue worklog add PROJ-456 --time '1h 30m' --comment 'fixing login bug'jirac issue worklog delete PROJ-123 --id 10234npx claudepluginhub mulhamna/jira-commands --plugin jiraTime tracking, worklogs, and time reports. TRIGGERS: 'log time', 'time spent on', 'log hours', 'log work', 'worklog', 'time tracking', 'timesheet', 'how much time', 'time logged', 'time report', 'export timesheet', 'set estimate', 'remaining estimate', 'original estimate'. Use for time-related queries and operations on issues. NOT FOR: SLA tracking (use jira-jsm), date-based issue searches (use jira-search), issue field updates unrelated to time (use jira-issue).
Interacts with Jira issues via CLI scripts: search, create, update, transition, comment, log work, manage sprints/boards/attachments/links. Auto-triggers on Jira URLs and issue keys.
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