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Ask your AI what is still open in Jira

Jira is where your team writes down the work, and where finding out what is actually in flight takes a filter nobody remembers. This connector lets you ask it from your own AI assistant: what is still open in this sprint, what is assigned to you, and which bugs came in this week.

Connect Jira to Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Perplexity, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or Antigravity, with one connection, on the subscription you already pay for.

Your accounts
  • Jira
  • PostHog
  • Zoho CRM
  • Stripe
HeyMetra
Your AI assistant
Claude
With two days left in the sprint, what’s still open and what’s blocked?
Read Jira with HeyMetra
9 of 31 issues are open and 3 are blocked, all waiting on the payments API change. That one change decides whether the sprint closes.
Reply to Claude…
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Read-only: it cannot change anything in this account.

Who it’s for: Mobile apps · Agencies · Sales & support

What you can ask it

Without HeyMetra

Claude
Which customers with an open ticket have a deal closing this month?
I can’t see your Jira and Zoho CRM. Download open tickets and this month’s deals and paste it here, and I’ll work it out.

With HeyMetra

Claude
Which customers with an open ticket have a deal closing this month?
Read with HeyMetra
4 customers, together $31,000 in deals; Acme has the oldest ticket, 12 days.
Make this a PDF and email it to the team every Monday at 9:00.
  • report.pdfMade by Claude
  • Every Monday at 9:00Claude scheduled task
  • Sent to team@yourcompany.comFrom your own address, with HeyMetra email

Without HeyMetra

ChatGPT
Did bugs reported by paying customers stay open longer than others this quarter?
I don’t have access to Jira and Stripe. If you export the bugs with their reporters and Stripe’s customers and share it, I can compare.

With HeyMetra

ChatGPT
Did bugs reported by paying customers stay open longer than others this quarter?
Read with HeyMetra
Paying customers’ bugs stayed open 6.1 days on average, others 4.3.
Make this a PDF and email it to the team every Monday at 9:00.
  • report.pdfMade by ChatGPT
  • Every Monday at 9:00ChatGPT scheduled task
  • Sent to team@yourcompany.comFrom your own address, with HeyMetra email

Without HeyMetra

Grok
Which epic slipped most against its plan this quarter?
I’m not connected to Jira. Upload the epics with their dates as CSV and I’ll try.

With HeyMetra

Grok
Which epic slipped most against its plan this quarter?
Read with HeyMetra
Checkout redesign: planned for 3 sprints, now in its 6th, with 14 issues still open.
Email this to the team.
  • Sent to team@yourcompany.comFrom your own address, with HeyMetra email

Without HeyMetra

Perplexity
After this week’s release, did support tickets and chats rise together?
I can’t reach your Jira and Zoho SalesIQ data. Share tickets by day and chats by day and I’ll look into it.

With HeyMetra

Perplexity
After this week’s release, did support tickets and chats rise together?
Read with HeyMetra
Tickets rose 40% and chats 25% in the two days after the release, then settled.
Email this to the team.
  • Sent to team@yourcompany.comFrom your own address, with HeyMetra email

What Jira is

What it reads

Jira is where the work is written down: issues and their status, projects, sprints, who a thing is assigned to, and what was said in the comments. It answers "what is actually in flight" without anybody building a report for it.

Issues

What is open, what is done and who has it, across the projects on the site you connected.

Sprints

What is still unfinished in the current sprint, which is usually the first thing anyone wants to know before a standup.

Comments

What people said on an issue, so you can catch up on a thread without scrolling through it.

What it costs to read Jira

Pricing

One Atlassian site is one connection on your plan, however many projects and issues it holds. Every plan can connect it.

  • Starter

    For one person starting with their main account.

    $6$5/mo

    billed monthly $60 billed annually, save 17%

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    • 2 connectors at once
    • 2 accounts across them
    • 1 seat
    • Unlimited conversations

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    Pro

    For a small team running several accounts together.

    $19$15.83/mo

    billed monthly $190 billed annually, save 17%

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    • 5 connectors at once
    • 10 accounts across them
    • 2 seats
    • Unlimited conversations

  • Superior

    For teams and agencies with many accounts to connect.

    $49$40.83/mo

    billed monthly $490 billed annually, save 17%

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    • 50 connectors at once
    • Unlimited number of accounts
    • 3 seats
    • Unlimited conversations

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    For organizations with custom scale and security needs.

    • Custom connectors
    • Custom accounts
    • Custom seats
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Frequently asked

Can my assistant create or move issues?

No. This connection asks Atlassian for read permission only, so nothing here can create, edit or move an issue. If you want that, tell us: it was a decision about personal data, and hearing that people want it is what would reopen it.

We have two Atlassian sites. Does one connection cover both?

No. The grant covers the one site you pick when you connect. Connect the site your team works in first, and add the other as a second connection whenever you need it.

Why does the assignee show as an id?

Naming a person is a separate permission from reading the work, and older connections were made before it was asked for. Reconnect and the names come back.

The site I want is not in Atlassian's list. Why?

The list shows the sites the person signing in can open. Ask a Jira admin to add you to that site, then connect again so Atlassian reads the list afresh.

Works well with Jira

Works well with

Jira holds the work that is planned. PostHog shows whether what shipped is being used, and Slack or email is where a sprint's summary goes without anyone copying it across.

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Step-by-step setup in Claude →
Setting it up 3 steps. You sign in on the provider, so no password reaches us.

Three steps, all on Atlassian's side. You type nothing into HeyMetra: you sign in, pick the site, and name the connection after it, since that name is what you use when you ask.

  1. 1

    Press Connect and sign in to Atlassian

    You are sent to Atlassian's own screen. Nothing is typed into HeyMetra: the grant is made there and Atlassian tells us what it covers.

  2. 2

    Pick the site this connection is for

    If your account has more than one, such as acme.atlassian.net and acme-dev.atlassian.net, Atlassian asks which. The one you pick is the one this connection covers, and the others stay out of reach until you connect them too.

    Connect the site your team actually works in first. A second connection costs another minute and can be added whenever it is wanted.

  3. 3

    Name the connection after the site

    'Acme' rather than 'Jira'. That name is what you say when you ask a question about it, and it is what tells two connections apart.

Then add HeyMetra where you ask

Claude ChatGPT Grok Perplexity Claude Code Codex Cursor Antigravity
When it does not work 3 common problems and how to fix each one.

Three things come up with Jira. A site missing from Atlassian's list, an assignee shown as an id instead of a name, and a request for the assistant to create issues, which this connection does not ask permission for.

The site you wanted is not in the list Atlassian showed.
The grant is made by the person signing in, and it covers the sites that person can open. A site nobody added you to is not one of them.
Ask a Jira admin to add you to that site, then connect again so the list is read afresh.
Issues answer, but the assignee comes back as an id.
Naming a person is a separate permission from reading the work itself, and this connection was made before it was asked for.
Reconnect. The current grant asks for both, and a connection made before one of them was added keeps the narrower one until it is replaced.
You want the assistant to create or move issues.
This connector asks only to read. The write permission is not requested, so no card can propose a change here.
Tell us. It is a decision about personal data rather than a technical limit, and knowing somebody wants it is what would reopen it.

Ask what is still open this sprint

Add your site to HeyMetra once, then ask about open issues and new bugs from the assistant you already use.

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Or read the same steps on GitHub: zeisoft/jira-mcp.