Claude Code Plugins

Community-maintained marketplace

Feedback

Jira Orchestration Workflow

@Lobbi-Docs/claude
0
0

This skill should be used when the user asks to "orchestrate jira", "work on issue", "complete jira ticket", "development workflow", "jira automation", "issue lifecycle", "work on story", "fix bug ticket", or needs guidance on coordinating development work through Jira with multi-agent orchestration patterns.

Install Skill

1Download skill
2Enable skills in Claude

Open claude.ai/settings/capabilities and find the "Skills" section

3Upload to Claude

Click "Upload skill" and select the downloaded ZIP file

Note: Please verify skill by going through its instructions before using it.

SKILL.md

name Jira Orchestration Workflow
description This skill should be used when the user asks to "orchestrate jira", "work on issue", "complete jira ticket", "development workflow", "jira automation", "issue lifecycle", "work on story", "fix bug ticket", or needs guidance on coordinating development work through Jira with multi-agent orchestration patterns.
version 1.0.0

Jira Orchestration Workflow

Execute 6-phase protocol for coordinating Jira-based development work with multi-agent orchestration.

When to Use

  • Starting work on Jira issues (Bug, Story, Task, Epic)
  • Automating development workflows
  • Tracking progress and linking commits/PRs
  • Coordinating multi-agent work

The 6-Phase Protocol

EXPLORE → PLAN → CODE → TEST → FIX → COMMIT

Each phase must complete validation gates before proceeding.

Phase 1: EXPLORE

  • Fetch issue details, acceptance criteria, linked issues
  • Analyze affected codebase areas and dependencies
  • Agents: code-analyst, requirements-analyzer, dependency-mapper
  • Outputs: Issue analysis, affected files, dependency map, risk assessment
  • Jira: Transition to "In Progress", add analysis comment, log effort

Phase 2: PLAN

  • Design solution, break into subtasks, create task DAG
  • Plan file changes, define success criteria
  • Agents (by type): Bug→critical-bug-analyzer; Story→feature-architect; Task→technical-planner; Epic→epic-decomposer
  • Outputs: Implementation plan, test plan, rollback strategy
  • Jira: Create sub-tasks, add plan comment, update estimate

Phase 3: CODE

  • Execute DAG tasks in parallel
  • Implement changes, add docs and error handling
  • Agents (by tech): Frontend→frontend-developer; Backend→backend-developer; DevOps→infra-engineer
  • Outputs: Code changes, configs, migration scripts
  • Jira: Add progress comments, log time spent, flag blockers

Phase 4: TEST

  • Run unit/integration/E2E tests, verify acceptance criteria
  • Agents: test-engineer, qa-specialist, integration-tester
  • Outputs: Test results, coverage, performance metrics
  • Jira: Add test results, attach reports
  • Failure: Return to FIX, do NOT complete issue

Phase 5: FIX

  • Debug failures, address code review feedback
  • Re-run tests until passing (max 3 iterations before escalation)
  • Agents: debugger, code-reviewer, refactoring-specialist
  • Loop: Return to TEST after fixes

Phase 6: COMMIT

  • Create PR with issue key, link to Jira, request review
  • Format: [ISSUE-KEY] description\n\nResolves: ISSUE-KEY
  • Agents: git-specialist, pr-creator, documentation-writer
  • Jira: Add PR link, transition to "In Review"

Agent Selection

Issue Type Primary Secondary
Bug critical-bug-analyzer, debugger root-cause-investigator, test-engineer
Story feature-architect, code-architect frontend/backend-developer
Task technical-planner technology-specific
Epic epic-decomposer split into stories first
Spike research-specialist, poc-developer domain experts

By Technology: Frontend→react-specialist; Backend→api-specialist; DevOps→infra-engineer; Mobile→mobile-developer

By Priority: Blocker→critical-bug-analyzer + escalate; Critical→senior agents + extended thinking; High→standard selection; Medium/Low→optimize for efficiency

Blocker Handling

Mark blocker when: Missing requirements, dependencies, technical limits, security concerns, breaking changes.

Immediate: Add "Blocked" label, create detailed comment, link blocking issue, notify stakeholders.

Escalate when: Persists >4 hours, beyond agent authority, security vulnerability, breaking changes, customer impact, legal/compliance questions.

Process: Pause, document context, create Jira comment, tag humans, transition to "Waiting for Support".

Human Involvement

Always required: Security changes, breaking API/DB changes, infrastructure, customer-facing features, compliance.

Optional (post-review): Bug fixes, docs, tests, refactoring.

Progress Tracking

Update Jira at: Phase transitions, blockers, test failures, PR creation, hourly.

Status format:

## Progress - Phase: [NAME]
- Completed: [items]
- In Progress: [items] (X%)
- Blocked: [items] ([reason])
- Next: [steps]
- Time Spent: Xh Ym

Metrics: Velocity (story points/sprint), Cycle Time (In Progress→Done), Lead Time (creation→completion), Work Log (time/phase).

Best Practices

  • Never skip phases (critical validations at each)
  • Checkpoint between phases for recovery
  • Run independent tasks in parallel
  • Use 3-5 agents minimum, 13 maximum
  • Frequent Jira updates: comments, work logs, links, labels, components
  • Quality gates: All tests passing, >80% coverage, no vulnerabilities, docs updated, human review

Workflows by Issue Type

Bug: EXPLORE (reproduce)→PLAN (fix design)→CODE→TEST (add regression)→FIX→COMMIT Story: EXPLORE→PLAN (subtasks)→CODE (parallel)→TEST (E2E)→FIX→COMMIT Epic: Decompose into Stories, execute each Story workflow, integrate results

PR/Commit Format

PR Title: [ISSUE-KEY] Brief description

Commit:

[ISSUE-KEY] description

Changes:
- item1
- item2

Resolves: ISSUE-KEY

Branch: [type]/[issue-key]-[description] (e.g., feature/PROJ-123-auth)

Smart commits: [ISSUE-KEY] #comment text | #time 2h 30m | #transition In Review

Quality Gates

  • All tests passing (unit, integration, E2E)
  • Coverage >80%
  • No security vulnerabilities
  • No breaking changes (or documented)
  • Documentation updated
  • PR created and linked
  • Human review requested
  • Acceptance criteria met

Example: Bug Fix

Issue: PROJ-123 "Login timeout after 5 minutes"

Phase Activity Agents
EXPLORE Analyze auth code, identify JWT expiry code-analyst, security-specialist
PLAN Design fix: extend expiry, fix cleanup critical-bug-analyzer
CODE Update JWT config, implement refresh backend-developer, security-specialist
TEST Unit/integration/manual tests test-engineer, qa-specialist
FIX No fixes needed -
COMMIT Create PR, link to PROJ-123 git-specialist

Integration

Works with: jira (API), git-workflows (branches/PRs), orchestration-patterns (agent coordination), testing (test execution), debugging (root cause analysis).