Plugging into Jira from Semantic Kernel

Introduction

This blog post introduces the new Jira connector feature in the Copilot chat starter app that allows users to access Jira data and functionality directly in their conversations. Users can connect to their Jira projects, ask questions about issues, stories, and sprints, and perform actions such as creating, updating, or commenting on tickets. Other connectors available in the app are also introduced.

Benefits of using Jira connector in Copilot chat starter app

One of the main benefits of using Jira connector is that it can boost productivity and efficiency. Users can leverage the power of Semantic Kernel to generate insights, suggestions, and summaries from Jira data using natural language processing and machine learning models.

Getting Started

To use the Jira connector, users will need to launch the Copilot chat starter app and select the Jira connector from the list of available connectors. Users will need to provide their email address, personal access token, and base server URL to connect to their Jira instance. After connecting, users can ask questions about their Jira data and generate summaries using Semantic Kernel.

Using Jira connector in Copilot chat starter app

Users can use Jira connector to get a list of their Jira issues and create summaries of their titles and descriptions. Microsoft Graph connector can be enabled to email users or their team a summary of the user issues. Microsoft Graph connector can be used to enhance productivity and reduce the number of apps users need to switch between to complete a task.

Conclusion

Jira connector and other connectors in Copilot chat starter app are powerful and versatile tools for building chatbots. Users can easily enable and use Jira connector and other connectors by following the steps outlined in this blog post. More connectors are coming soon, making chatbots even more powerful and intelligent.