Jira Image of the Day: Writing JQL with AI

ai-jql.png

Concept Relates To

Application Type

Jira Work Management, Jira Software, Jira Service Management

Deployment Type

Jira Cloud

What is shown?

A three-word question turned into a JQL statement by Atlassian Intelligence (AI).

Visit: Filters > View all issues

What can we learn?

Like many companies, Atlassian is adding artificial intelligence capabilities as another way to save you time and energy when using their software. Here’s a brief look at some capabilities that have launched so far. You’ll need a Cloud Premium or Enterprise plan to access these features.

If you don’t love writing JQL statements, now you can use AI to craft them for you. Simply type a question using natural language. I typed “watching not done” to find issues I’m watching that are not complete.

ai-jql2.png

Atlassian Intelligence quickly turned my question into JQL and returned the list of relevant issues.

 

Question or phrase

JQL equivalent

watching not done

watcher = currentUser() AND statusCategory != Done

Here are some easy examples to try out Jira in your application.

 

Question or phrase

JQL equivalent

assigned to me

assignee = currentUser()

assigned to but not created by me

assignee = currentUser() AND reporter != currentUser()

incomplete tasks from 2024

issuetype = Task AND statusCategory != Done AND created >= "2024-01-01" AND created <= "2024-12-31"

created by [first last]

creator = [user’s ID]

due soon but not overdue

due >= now() AND due <= endOfWeek()

due next month

due >= startOfMonth("+1") AND due < endOfMonth("+1")

children of ISSUE-123

parent = ISSUE-123

missing assignee and in progress

assignee is EMPTY AND statusCategory = "In Progress"

Using AI to suggest JQL statements is also a great way to learn JQL!

Atlassian is adding new AI capabilities all the time. See the documentation for updates and details.


Back to intro and image list

0 comments

Comment

Log in or Sign up to comment
TAGS
AUG Leaders

Atlassian Community Events