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Found 155 Skills
Manage logical workspaces for organizing development across multiple organizations/contexts. Use when: (1) Creating a new workspace for a project/org, (2) Listing available workspaces, (3) Switching active workspace, (4) Configuring workspace-specific settings (GitHub/JIRA tokens, work directory). Workspaces isolate configuration so you can work on personal projects vs work projects without conflicts.
Analyze, prioritize, and document test cases in TMS (Jira/Xray) -- the bridge between manual QA and test automation. Use when creating Test/ATP/ATR artifacts, calculating ROI to choose which tests to automate, maintaining US-ATP-ATR-TC traceability, or repairing broken TMS links. Supports four scopes: module-driven (exhaustive module exploration), ticket-driven (QA-approved user story), bug-driven (regression TC for a closed bug), and ad-hoc/exploratory. Produces three outcomes per TC: Candidate (feeds test-automation), Manual (terminal), Deferred (terminal). Triggers on: document tests, create test cases in Jira/Xray, prioritize for automation, ROI analysis, which tests to automate, Candidate vs Manual, link ATP to ATR, fix TMS traceability, stage 4, turn this bug into a regression test. Do NOT use for writing test code (test-automation) or running suites (regression-testing).
Use when querying Jira issues, searching Confluence pages, creating tickets, updating documentation, or integrating Atlassian tools via MCP protocol.
Atlassian (Jira/Confluence) operations using acli and REST API scripts. Use when: - Working with Jira issues, boards, sprints - Converting Confluence pages to Markdown - Checking Jira authentication status - Searching or viewing Jira work items
Create a structured problem statement document for a feature, bugfix, or project. Use when starting a project, adding a feature, or fixing a bug and you need to clearly define the problem, context, desired outcome, and success criteria. Accepts input from Jira tickets (via MCP), document links, or text descriptions.
Daily standup assistant for Benjamin that compiles work priorities from Jira and Slack into a single prioritized task list. This skill should be used when Benjamin asks for morning standup, daily priorities, what to work on today, or needs to compile work items.
Team workflow-oriented planning skill (Phase 2). Before development, refine Jira Story + UI mockups into executable plans and output to docs/plans/{Story-Key}/plan.md
Generate project status reports from Jira issues and publish to Confluence. When Claude needs to: (1) Create a status report for a project, (2) Summarize project progress or updates, (3) Generate weekly/daily reports from Jira, (4) Publish status summaries to Confluence, or (5) Analyze project blockers and completion. Queries Jira issues, categorizes by status/priority, and creates formatted reports for delivery managers and executives.
Manages Atlassian Jira and Confluence via the Rovo MCP Server. Handles MCP setup, OAuth authentication, and troubleshooting. Runs agentic project management: Confluence plans, Jira Epics with child tickets, agent team coordination, and resuming interrupted work from Jira state. Supports uploading images/attachments to Confluence pages via REST API. Reads and writes Confluence page comments (footer, inline, reply threads). Creates git branches linked to Jira tickets (GitHub and Bitbucket). Use this skill whenever the user mentions Jira, Confluence, Atlassian, tickets, epics, sprints, project boards, wiki pages, or Confluence spaces. Also trigger when the user wants to plan a project, break work into tasks, track progress, resume interrupted work, upload images to wiki pages, manage comments on Confluence pages, or create git branches linked to tickets — even if they don't mention Atlassian by name.
Orchestrate the complete development workflow from ticket to PR. Use when: (1) Starting work on a JIRA ticket, (2) Following the planning-coding-review cycle, (3) Creating a PR after completing work, (4) Running code review before finalizing. This skill ties together workspace-manager, git-worktree, github, and jira skills into a cohesive workflow.
Interact with Atlassian Jira and Confluence using REST APIs — no MCP server needed. Use this skill whenever the user mentions Jira, Confluence, Atlassian, tickets, issues, sprints, backlogs, epics, stories, or any project management task that involves creating/editing/searching/transitioning Jira issues, writing or reading Confluence pages, generating status reports, triaging bugs, converting specs to backlogs, capturing tasks from meeting notes, searching company knowledge, syncing local BMAD documents with Jira or Confluence, pushing docs to Jira, pulling from Jira, linking documents to tickets, downloading Confluence spaces to local markdown, or converting between Confluence storage format and markdown. Also trigger when the user says things like "move that ticket to done", "what's the status of PROJ-123", "create a bug for X", "search our wiki for Y", "file a ticket", "check for duplicates", "write a status update", "break this spec into stories", "sync this doc", "push to jira", "pull from jira", "sync to confluence", "link this to jira", "sync my epics", "download confluence pages", "sync confluence space", "convert confluence to markdown", or "pull docs from confluence". If there is even a chance the user wants to interact with Jira or Confluence, use this skill.
Installe les outils CLI prérequis (gh, glab, jq), guide l'authentification GitHub/GitLab, installe uvx et configure le serveur MCP mcp-atlassian pour Jira dans OpenCode. Idempotent : relancer le skill est sans danger. Déclenché quand l'utilisateur dit « setup », « install prerequisites » ou « configurer jira ».