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atlassian-axi

v0.1.0

Published

Token-efficient CLI for Jira + Confluence Cloud, designed for AI agent consumption

Readme

Results

Measured against real Atlassian Cloud API responses (fields agents actually request):

| Command | Raw API JSON | atlassian-axi output | Savings | |---------|-------------|-----------|---------| | jira sprint (20 issues) | ~10,800 tokens | ~460 tokens | 96% | | jira mine (12 issues) | ~3,600 tokens | ~220 tokens | 94% | | conf mine (15 pages) | ~6,000 tokens | ~510 tokens | 91% |

Overall: ~94% token reduction vs raw API responses.

What gets stripped: avatar URLs, self-links, expand metadata, status category objects, project/space objects, icon URLs, account IDs, pagination wrappers.

Quick Start

npm install -g atlassian-axi

Or from source:

git clone https://github.com/selwynyeow/atlassian-axi.git
cd atlassian-axi
npm install && npm run build
npm link

Add to your CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md:

Use `atlassian-axi jira` for Jira operations and `atlassian-axi conf` for Confluence operations.

Configuration

Create ~/.config/atlassian-axi/config.json:

{
  "defaultSite": "a",
  "sites": {
    "a": { "baseUrl": "https://yoursite.atlassian.net", "email": "[email protected]", "tokenEnv": "AXI_A_TOKEN", "defaultBoard": 12 },
    "b": { "baseUrl": "https://other.atlassian.net", "email": "[email protected]", "tokenEnv": "AXI_B_TOKEN" }
  }
}

Export your API token:

export AXI_A_TOKEN="..."

Generate one at https://id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/security/api-tokens (classic unscoped token).

Commands

Jira

atlassian-axi jira sprint --board 42           # active sprint summary + issue list
atlassian-axi jira mine --since 2w             # my done issues, last 2 weeks
atlassian-axi jira search --jql "project=X"    # raw JQL
atlassian-axi jira move PROJ-123 "In Progress" # transition issue (exit 3 if invalid)
atlassian-axi jira create -p PROJ --summary "Fix bug" -d -  # stdin = markdown description
atlassian-axi jira assign PROJ-123 "Jane"      # resolve name → accountId (exit 3 if ambiguous)

Confluence

atlassian-axi conf mine --pages                 # my recent pages
atlassian-axi conf mine --comments              # my recent comments
atlassian-axi conf create --space DEV --title "Design doc" --body -   # stdin markdown
atlassian-axi conf update 12345 --append --body -                     # append to existing page

Global flags

| Flag | Effect | |------|--------| | --site a\|b | target site (default from config) | | --json | raw API response (bypass formatting) |

Exit codes

| Code | Meaning | |------|---------| | 0 | success | | 1 | API/HTTP error | | 2 | bad usage or missing config | | 3 | resolvable ambiguity (retry with hint from stderr) |

Output format

Default: compact TSV with a one-line header/aggregate. No avatar URLs, no null fields, no JSON noise unless --json.

Errors go to stderr: error(<status>): <message> with optional hint: line.