jirashell 0.1.1

Interactive Jira CLI — navigate epics, tickets, transitions and comments from your terminal

jirashell

An interactive Jira CLI for navigating epics, tickets, transitions, and comments without leaving your terminal.

Installation

pip install jirashell

Configuration

Run the setup wizard on first launch, or any time you need to update credentials:

jirashell --configure

You will be prompted for:

• Jira subdomain — e.g. acme for acme.atlassian.net
• Atlassian email — your login email
• API token — create one at id.atlassian.com → Security → API tokens

Credentials are saved to ~/.jira with permissions 0600.

Usage

jirashell

Navigation

Command	Description
list [last N days|weeks|months]	List all epics, optionally filtered by age
search <keyword> [last N ...]	Search epics by keyword or project prefix
mine [last N days|weeks|months]	Show tickets assigned to you
select <number>	Drill into an epic (or just type the number)
tickets	Re-display the current epic's tickets
view <number>	View full ticket details (or just type the number)
next / prev	Page through lists or move between tickets
back	Return to the previous view
home	Jump back to the top level
refresh	Re-fetch data for the current view

Creating issues

Command	Description
create epic	Create a new epic (prompts for project, summary, description)
create ticket	Create a ticket inside the current epic (Story / Task / Bug)

Working with tickets

These commands are available when viewing a ticket:

Command	Description
transition	Move the ticket to a new status
comment	Add a comment to the ticket

Examples

jirashell
home $ list last 3 months
home $ search payments
home > epics:payments $ select 2
home > epics:payments > PAY-42 $ view 5
home > epics:payments > PAY-42 > PAY-107 $ transition
home > epics:payments > PAY-42 > PAY-107 $ comment
home > epics:payments > PAY-42 > PAY-107 $ back
home $ mine last 2 weeks

Requirements

• Python 3.10+
• A Jira Cloud account with API access