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@arnavpisces/sutra

v1.0.9

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Terminal TUI for Jira tickets and Confluence docs

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Readme

sutra

Keyboard-first terminal TUI for Jira tickets and Confluence docs.
Search, browse, edit, comment, and manage attachments without leaving the terminal.
Built for day-to-day engineering workflows where speed matters.

npm version license

Why This Exists

  • Jira + Confluence in one fast terminal workflow.
  • Better keyboard ergonomics than constantly context-switching to browser tabs.
  • Local-first state: cache, bookmarks, recents, and config stay on your machine.

Requirements

  • Node.js 20+
  • Atlassian Cloud site + API token

Product Walkthrough

1) Browse tickets and inspect ticket sections

Browse Jira tickets

2) Add a ticket comment from detail view

Add Jira comment

3) Run JQL search (currentUser() example)

JQL search

4) Search, view and edit Confluence doc

Search, view and edit Confluence doc

Features

Jira

  • Browse tickets with pagination.
  • Search with fuzzy query, quick filters, and JQL.
  • View/edit ticket details, comments, status, and attachments.

Confluence

  • Browse recent pages and browse by space.
  • Search pages with CQL-backed queries.
  • View markdown/mdcat rendering, edit pages, labels, comments, and attachments.

Shared

  • Bookmarks + recent history.
  • External editor integration ($EDITOR, Cursor/VS Code fallback).
  • Persistent local cache via SQLite.
  • Open in browser + copy URL shortcuts.

Install

npm install -g @arnavpisces/sutra
sutra setup
sutra

Setup asks for:

  • site username (for example acme-team)
  • email
  • Atlassian API token (hidden input)

Sutra derives Jira/Confluence base URLs and validates credentials before entering control panels.

Key Shortcuts

  • Tab: switch Jira/Confluence
  • /: search in browse and page views
  • Esc: back to previous screen
  • Ctrl+E: open external editor (editable views)
  • Ctrl+O: open in browser
  • Ctrl+Y: copy URL
  • Ctrl+B: bookmark

Contributing

License

Apache-2.0, © 2026 Arnav Kumar.

Not affiliated with Atlassian.