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AI-powered side panel for Jira — export issues to NotebookLM, ChatGPT, and Claude.ai. Jira AI Bridge brings your Jira board and Confluence pages into AI tools with one click. Open the side panel on any Jira Cloud board to see all your issues with full context — story points, assignees, issue types, parent/subtask hierarchy, and linked issues. Open it on a Confluence page and you get the full page tree with checkboxes ready to import. Export your board or Confluence selection directly to NotebookLM, ChatGPT, or Claude.ai while preserving the complete structure. Filter by assignee, type, or keyword before exporting. Choose to send each item as a separate source or combine everything into one file. Use AI to analyze sprints, plan work, write documentation, or get insights from your backlog. Key features: - Side panel shows all issues from your active Jira board in real time - Confluence page import — pick from the page tree on any wiki page or space - One-click export to NotebookLM, ChatGPT, and Claude.ai - Preserves hierarchy: epics, stories, subtasks, and linked issues - Filter and search before exporting - Story point totals update dynamically - Combine selected items into a single file or export them as separate sources - Deep export with comments and worklog - Custom field mapping for your team's workflow - Works with any Jira Cloud board (Scrum and Kanban) Free tier includes board viewing, filtering, and clipboard export. Pro unlocks direct AI service export, deep export, and custom field mapping with a 14-day free trial.
Apr 28, 2026
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