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jiru

TUI for Jira and Confluence: browse sprints and boards, transition and edit issues, search with JQL, and read Confluence pages, without leaving the terminal.

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about

i made jiru for two reasons: i couldn’t get along with Atlassian’s web UI, and i wanted to stay in the terminal. it covers sprint and kanban board views, a detailed issue view with comments rendered from Atlassian wiki markup, and inline actions to assign, transition, edit, link, and delete issues. JQL search comes with context-aware autocomplete and live user lookup, saveable filters, and a multi-step issue-creation wizard. Confluence browsing renders full ADF, including linking between Jira issues and Confluence documents. multiple Jira instances are supported via switchable profiles, with the API token stored in the OS keychain.

features

  • sprint list and kanban board views with status columns, filtering, and parent-based grouping
  • issue detail with metadata, progress, description, and comments rendered from Atlassian wiki markup
  • inline actions to assign, transition, edit, link, unlink, and delete issues, including the ability to shell out to $VISUAL/$EDITOR for various inputs
  • JQL search with context-aware autocomplete and live user search, plus filters you can save and edit
  • issue creation wizard and branch creation from an issue with configurable naming (very useful for initialising worktrees)
  • Confluence integration: browse spaces, read pages with full ADF rendering, and view inline and footer comments
  • profiles for multiple Jira instances, OS-keychain credential storage, and JSON-emitting CLI subcommands