Create your own Jira and GitHub integration

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When Jira: Issue created happens, do GitHub: Get pull request.

Popular Jira and GitHub workflows

When this happens in one app, do this in the other. Try it on Hub to connect both apps and run the pair.

Move Jira to Done when PR merges

When a linked pull request merges, transition the Jira issue to Done automatically.

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Start Jira work when feature branch is pushed

When a branch named feature/PROJ-456 is created, move the issue to In Progress.

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Log production deploys on release issues

When a deployment succeeds, comment on open Jira issues in the release fix version.

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Reopen Jira when CI fails on release branch

When a check run fails on a release branch, search for linked issues and add the failing run URL.

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Close release epic when GitHub tag ships

When a GitHub release is published, transition the matching Fix Version epic to Released.

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Agent

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Corsair connected

The agent searches both apps before it answers.

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Jira and GitHub details

Jira and GitHub FAQ

Yes. Corsair is built with a REST API. This means you can build agents, knowledge bases, interfaces, and workflows.

Yes. Connect both apps once, then keep Jira statuses aligned with GitHub branches, pull requests, CI results, and deployments.

Link PRs to issue keys, transition work when branches start or PRs merge, comment on deploys and failed checks, and close epics when releases ship.

Yes. Jira issue and project events plus GitHub pull request, branch, check run, deployment, and release webhooks are available as typed triggers with tenant matching built in.