Skill Claude CodeCodex
Learn how an unfamiliar Jira project is set up and how its team works. Use when the user asks to: (1) explain a project they are new to, (2) understand a project's structure and conventions, (3) find out who works on what, (4) learn a team's workflow and statuses, or (5) get oriented before joining a team. Maps the…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Run through a release readiness check in Jira and close out the version. Use when the user asks to: (1) check whether a version is ready to ship, (2) prepare release notes, (3) find what is blocking a release, (4) close out a released version, or (5) move unfinished work to the next release. Assesses readiness, drafts…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Prepare for a sprint review or retrospective from Jira data. Use when the user asks to: (1) prepare for sprint review, (2) get ready for a retro, (3) find out what did and did not get done this sprint, (4) understand why a sprint missed, or (5) decide what to do with unfinished work. Reads the sprint's health…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Find and resolve work that has gone quiet in Jira. Use when the user asks to: (1) find stale or abandoned issues, (2) clean up old tickets, (3) find work stuck in progress, (4) see what has not moved in weeks, or (5) tidy the board before planning. Identifies stalled work, distinguishes genuinely abandoned from merely…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Triage untriaged Jira issues — those missing an assignee, priority, estimate or type. Use when the user asks to: (1) triage the backlog, (2) clean up unassigned issues, (3) find issues missing information, (4) prepare the backlog for planning, or (5) sort out new bug reports. Finds the gaps, proposes fixes with…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Write a weekly status update from Jira for a manager or stakeholder. Use when the user asks to: (1) write a weekly update, (2) prepare a status report for their manager, (3) summarise what the team did this week, (4) produce a stakeholder update, or (5) draft something for a status meeting. Pulls completed work…
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