atl-cli 0.1.1

Render Atlassian (Jira + Confluence) content as clean Markdown in the terminal.

atl

atl fetches Atlassian (Jira + Confluence) content from the terminal and renders the HTML the REST APIs return as clean Markdown. It's built for AI agents: view folds a work item or page and its context — comments, links, sub-tasks, children, attachments — into a single Markdown document, and every command has an --output json mode for scripting.

For anything the curated commands don't cover, atl api is a raw, authenticated passthrough to the Atlassian REST API, modeled on gh api: type the real Jira (/rest/...) or Confluence (/wiki/...) path against your configured host and token — reads or writes.

Install

uv tool install atl-cli

This installs the atl command.

Authentication

Run atl auth login once. It prompts for your site URL, your Atlassian email, and an API token, then verifies them before saving.

• Non-secret metadata (site URL and username) is written to ~/.config/atl/credentials.json (mode 600; honors XDG_CONFIG_HOME).
• The API token is stored in your OS keyring; if no keyring backend is available it falls back into that same mode-600 file.

atl auth status shows the configured site and account and re-verifies the token; atl auth logout removes both the file and the keyring entry.

Usage

atl jira       view <KEY>                work item + comments, links, sub-tasks,
                                         attachments (+ epic children, for epics)
atl jira       search <jql>              search work items with JQL
atl jira       download-attachment <id>  download a work-item attachment by id
atl confluence view <id>                 wiki page + child pages + attachments
atl confluence search <cql>              search pages with CQL
atl confluence download-attachment <id>  download a page attachment by id
atl            api <endpoint>            raw authenticated REST request to any
                                         Jira/Confluence endpoint (gh-style)
atl auth       login | logout | status

Common options: --web (open in a browser instead of rendering), --output json (raw API JSON for scripting), --limit <n> (cap search results; default: all). Run atl --help or atl <command> --help for the rest.

Examples

atl jira view PROJ-123                        # render a work item as Markdown
atl jira search 'assignee = currentUser() AND statusCategory != Done'
atl confluence view 123456                    # render a page (numeric id)
atl confluence search 'text ~ "onboarding"'
atl jira view PROJ-123 --web                  # open in a browser instead

atl api /rest/api/3/myself                    # raw REST call, pretty-printed JSON
atl api /wiki/api/v2/pages -f limit=5 -X GET  # a field defaults to POST; -X GET forces a query

# write with a raw body (add a Jira comment, in Atlassian Document Format):
echo '{"body":{"type":"doc","version":1,"content":[{"type":"paragraph","content":[{"type":"text","text":"hi"}]}]}}' |
  atl api /rest/api/3/issue/PROJ-123/comment --input -