Webhook → AI → Jira
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Trigger
Webhook trigger receives data from your app or form.
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AI Agent
Write or transform the content with your instructions.
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Jira
Run the Jira action you configure on the node.
Issues, boards and sprints.
What the Jira integration supports today, and where it shows up in the product.
jira[ API token ]
Add your Jira credentials (api token) in Connections, then use them from workflows and the agent.
Starting points you can build in the Workflow Builder or ask the agent for. Each step is a real node or tool.
Trigger
Webhook trigger receives data from your app or form.
AI Agent
Write or transform the content with your instructions.
Jira
Run the Jira action you configure on the node.
Schedule Trigger
Run on a schedule while the workflow is active.
AI Agent
Generate the content or decision for this run.
Jira
Hand the result to Jira.
AI chat
Describe what you want done in Jira in plain language.
jira tool
The agent calls its Jira tool on your connected account.
Add your Jira credentials (api token) in Connections, then use them from workflows and the agent.
Create and update issues; JQL search; Transitions. You use it in the Workflow Builder through the Jira node, and in chat and custom agents through the jira tool.
Yes. The MultiverseAI assistant and your custom agents can call the jira tool, acting through the Jira account you connected. Actions that send or post can require your approval first.
Connecting Jira costs nothing extra. AI model usage in the workflows and agents that use it is billed in credits (1 credit = $0.01) or through your own provider keys. Every account starts with 100 free credits.
Create a free account, connect Jira in Connections, and build your first workflow.