shreypurohit/jira-dev-workflow-plugin
v2.0.0MIT
Task-oriented Jira development workflow plugin using official Atlassian Rovo MCP v2. Skills cover reading tickets, planning, status transitions, Jira-aware Git branches, sprints, and linking development work through natural-language prompts.
Changelog
All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.
[Unreleased]
[2.0.0] - 2026-09-13
Changed
- Migrated from the third-party
mcp-atlassianstdio server to official Atlassian Rovo MCP v2 over Streamable HTTP (https://mcp.atlassian.com/v2/mcp), with client-managed OAuth. - Renamed the plugin to
jira-dev-workflow-pluginand set the package version to2.0.0. - Updated skills and documentation for Rovo MCP v2 tools,
cloudId, and Agent Plugins registry metadata.
Breaking
- Atlassian Cloud only. Self-hosted / Data Center Jira and API tokens in plugin environment variables are no longer supported.
[1.1.1] - 2026-09-06
Added
- Added responsible security vulnerability reporting guidance in
SECURITY.md. - Added privacy, contribution, and security documentation links to the README.
Changed
- Clarified that Jira start-work transitions and Git branch creation are separate operations.
- Removed stale references to unavailable skills and corrected the README's MCP server documentation.
- Clarified responsibilities and trigger boundaries across the nine Jira skills.
- Refined start-work and completion workflows to avoid duplicating generic status-transition mechanics.
- Clarified the separation between Jira comments and Git-to-Jira development traceability.
- Restricted sprint reporting to sprint-specific requests.
- Clarified Jira planning responsibility and its boundaries with other workflow skills.
[1.1.0] - 2026-08-29
Added
- Jira-aware Git branch creation workflow
- Git-to-Jira work linking capability for branch, commit, and pull request context
- Sprint visibility and blocker reporting for active delivery work
- Expanded documentation for the plugin’s Jira and Git workflow model
Changed
- Separated Jira status transitions from Git branch creation
- Refined the public-facing documentation to reflect the current nine-skill architecture
- Updated the plugin description and release-facing guidance for v1.1.0
Fixed
- Corrected the repository’s MIT licensing text and release metadata
- Removed stale assumptions about the old six-skill architecture from public documentation