Jirav1.0.4

Engineering teams use the Jira skill to programmatically create issues from bug reports, search open tickets with JQL, and post status comments without leaving their terminal or CI pipeline. It eliminates context switching between tools while keeping the sprint board accurate in real time.

Support organizations query Jira with JQL to pull unresolved customer-reported issues, list comments for context, and add resolution notes after diagnosing problems. The skill enables agents to triage incoming tickets and route them to the right project automatically.

IT and DevOps teams create and update Jira issues for infrastructure incidents, then search for related tickets to detect recurring failures. Automated comments record remediation steps directly on the incident record for audit trails.

Product managers search issues by JQL to gauge feature progress, list project portfolios, and create epics or tasks for upcoming releases. The skill provides a quick programmatic view of delivery status across multiple Jira projects.

Regulated teams use the skill to log approval comments, create tracking issues for change requests, and query historical tickets for audits. Structured write actions produce consistent, timestamped records in Jira for compliance reviews.

OOMOL charges customers based on the number of Jira connector executions each month, with tiers tied to API call volume and seat count. Server-side credential injection removes the need for customers to manage OAuth tokens or Jira API keys.

Individual developers get free monthly Jira action credits to try the oo CLI integration, while teams pay for higher limits, shared connections, and priority support. The free tier drives bottom-up adoption that converts into paid team plans.

Organizations license the connector as part of a broader OOMOL platform subscription that bundles Jira with other SaaS connectors under unified governance and billing. Enterprise pricing includes compliance reviews and customized integration support.