attach-jira-issue

Attach files to a Jira Issue

!${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/config-read-context.sh !${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/config-read-skill-context.sh attach-jira-issue

Upload one or more local files as attachments to a Jira issue. Work through the steps below in order. This skill never auto-invokes — it only runs when the user explicitly types /attach-jira-issue.

Step 1: Parse flags

Required:

• KEY — issue key (first positional), e.g. ENG-42
• FILE [FILE...] — one or more local file paths to upload

Optional flags:

• --quiet — suppress INFO stderr lines

Step 2: Generate the describe preview

Invoke the flow script with --describe:

${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/integrations/jira/scripts/jira-attach-flow.sh \
  --describe <KEY> <FILE> [FILE...]

File validation runs before --describe returns, so missing or unreadable files surface here as exit 132, before any confirmation is shown.

Step 3: Handle preview failures

• Exit 132 (E_ATTACH_FILE_MISSING): tell the user:

  File not found or not readable: <path>. Check the path and try again.

  Stop — do not proceed to confirm.

• Exit 133 (E_ATTACH_BAD_FLAG): tell the user:

  Unrecognised flag. Usage: /attach-jira-issue ISSUE-KEY FILE [FILE...] [--quiet]

  Stop.

• Other non-zero: tell the user "Preview failed — no API call was made." Stop.

Step 4: Render the preview

Show under this heading:

Proposed Jira write — review before sending

Content:

• Endpoint: POST /rest/api/3/issue/<KEY>/attachments
• File list: for each file in the files array from the describe JSON, run wc -c <path> via Bash and show the basename with humanised size:
  • ≥ 1 048 576 bytes → display as MB (1 decimal place)
  • ≥ 1 024 bytes → display as KB (1 decimal place)
  • otherwise → display as bytes
• ⚠️ "Attachments cannot be removed by this skill once uploaded."

Step 5: Confirm

Ask the user (exact canonical phrase):

Send this to Jira? Reply y to confirm, n to revise, anything else to abort.

Interpret the reply:

• Clear yes (y / yes): proceed to Step 6.
• Clear no (n / no or an explicit revision request): ask "What would you like to change?" (typically the user will supply different file paths or a different issue key). Rebuild the preview from Step 2 with updated parameters. Allow up to 3 revision cycles; after the third rejection abort with "Aborted — no Jira write was made."
• Ambiguous or off-topic: abort immediately with "Aborted — no Jira write was made."

Step 6: Send

Invoke without --describe:

${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/integrations/jira/scripts/jira-attach-flow.sh \
  <KEY> <FILE> [FILE...] [--quiet]

Step 7: Render the response

Parse the JSON array returned by the API. For each element show filename, ID, and humanised size (same KB/MB logic as Step 4):

✓ Attached to **<KEY>**:
- <filename> (ID: <id>, <humanised-size>)

If the JSON array is empty or unparseable, tell the user "Upload succeeded but the response was empty or unreadable."

Step 8: Exit-code handling

Code	Name	User-facing message
130	E_ATTACH_NO_KEY	No issue key supplied. Pass the key as the first positional argument.
131	E_ATTACH_NO_FILES	No file paths supplied. Provide at least one file path after the issue key.
132	E_ATTACH_FILE_MISSING	A named file does not exist or is not readable. Check the path and try again.
133	E_ATTACH_BAD_FLAG	Unrecognised flag. See usage above.
11, 12	auth errors	Check credentials with /init-jira. Note: exit 12 (HTTP 403) means you do not have the CreateAttachments permission on this project — check your Jira role with your project admin.
13	not found	Issue not found or you do not have permission to see it.
19	rate-limited	Wait briefly and retry.
20	server error	Jira returned a server error; check the Jira status page.
21	connection	Connection failed; check network and Jira site config.
34	E_REQ_BAD_REQUEST	HTTP 400 — Jira rejected the upload. See the error body above.

Examples

Example 1 — single file User: /attach-jira-issue ENG-42 ./screenshot.png Skill runs --describe, shows preview (POST to /rest/api/3/issue/ENG-42/attachments, screenshot.png — e.g. 84.3 KB), waits for y, uploads, confirms: ✓ Attached to **ENG-42**: - screenshot.png (ID: 10001, 84.3 KB)

Example 2 — multiple files User: /attach-jira-issue ENG-42 ./logs.txt ./debug.json Skill shows preview listing both files with their sizes, waits for y, uploads both in one request, confirms:

✓ Attached to **ENG-42**:
- logs.txt (ID: 10001, 12.4 KB)
- debug.json (ID: 10002, 3.1 KB)

!${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/config-read-skill-instructions.sh attach-jira-issue