.config/opencode/skill/jira/SKILL.md
# Jira Skill Guidelines for creating and managing Jira issues for HashiCorp projects. ## InfraGraph Project (IG) ### Project Information - **Project Key**: `IG` - **Team Field**: `customfield_10001` - **Default Team Value**: `"InfraGraph-Graph Engine"` ### Creating Issues When creating Jira issues for the InfraGraph project, always include the team field: ```python jira_create_issue( project_key="IG", summary="Task summary", issue_type="Task", description="Task description
npx skillsauth add jm96441n/dotfiles .config/opencode/skill/jiraInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Guidelines for creating and managing Jira issues for HashiCorp projects.
IGcustomfield_10001"InfraGraph-Graph Engine"When creating Jira issues for the InfraGraph project, always include the team field:
jira_create_issue(
project_key="IG",
summary="Task summary",
issue_type="Task",
description="Task description",
additional_fields={
"customfield_10001": {"value": "InfraGraph-Graph Engine"}
}
)
When creating issues under an epic, use the parent field in additional_fields. This automatically inherits the team field from the parent epic:
jira_create_issue(
project_key="IG",
summary="Subtask summary",
issue_type="Task",
description="Task description",
additional_fields={
"parent": "IG-1234"
}
)
Note: When linking to an epic via parent, you don't need to explicitly set customfield_10001 as it will be inherited.
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