cascade-post-design-questions-to-jira

Post Questions to Jira

Post behavior questions as a structured comment on the source Jira issue. All questions are combined into a single comment, organized by Figma frame with links.

When to Use

Use after generate-behavior-questions has produced frame-specific questions and the user confirms they want to post them to Jira.

Typical trigger: User says "post to Jira" or "yes, add to PROJ-123" after reviewing generated questions.

Required Input

• Questions organized by Figma frame (output from generate-behavior-questions)
• Jira issue key (e.g., PROJ-123) — the issue to comment on

Procedure

1. Format questions as markdown

Combine all frame-specific questions into a single markdown comment:

## Behavior Questions

### [Login Screen](https://www.figma.com/design/abc123?node-id=1-234)

1. ❓ Should the "Remember me" checkbox be checked by default?
2. ❓ What error message appears for invalid credentials?

### [Dashboard](https://www.figma.com/design/abc123?node-id=5-678)

1. ❓ Is the widget layout user-configurable?

---
_Generated by Cascade feature review_

Formatting rules:

• Top-level ## Behavior Questions heading
• Each frame as ### [Frame Name](figma-url) — clickable link in Jira
• Numbered questions under each frame
• Footer separator with generation attribution

2. Post the comment

Call MCP tool atlassian-add-comment with:

• issueKey: The Jira issue key (e.g., PROJ-123)
• markdownText: The formatted markdown comment

The tool handles markdown → ADF (Atlassian Document Format) conversion automatically.

3. Report results

Confirm to the user:

• Which issue received the comment
• Total number of questions posted
• Link to the Jira issue for verification

Important Notes

• Single comment — all questions go in ONE Jira comment, not one per frame or per question
• Markdown input — the atlassian-add-comment tool accepts markdown and converts to ADF internally
• Frame links are clickable — Figma URLs in markdown become clickable links in the Jira comment
• No duplicate posting — if the user runs this again, it posts a NEW comment (doesn't update the old one). Warn the user if they're about to post duplicate questions.