Daily Jira Standup Brief

Each morning, a recap of your open Jira tickets — what moved, what's stuck, what to mention in standup.

Searches your Jira every weekday morning for issues assigned to you that changed in the last day. Writes you a short brief — what's in flight, what's blocked, anything you should bring up in standup — and emails it to you before the meeting.

ScheduleEvery weekday at 8:30 AM

Here's what you type.

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Every weekday at 8:30 AM, search Jira for issues assigned to me that I've updated in the last 24 hours and any open issues I haven't touched in 5 days. Write me a one-paragraph standup brief — what's in progress, what's blocked, what's stale — and email it to me with the subject "Standup brief — <today's date>".

What you get.

A real example of what this agent would email you.

Subject

Standup brief — Apr 28

Two issues moved yesterday: ENG-412 (auth refresh — moved to Code Review after CI went green) and ENG-417 (the SSO migration kickoff doc, which I left a comment on for product). Three are still in In Progress: ENG-403 (the schema migration I parked for a week — worth flagging it as blocked on Priya's review), ENG-418 (the new dashboard panel — actively coding), and ENG-410 (a billing edge case from last week — re-read the comment thread before standup, the eng manager pinged you on it). One stale: ENG-389 has been in In Progress for 11 days — worth either picking it back up or moving it to a parking-lot sprint.

Make it yours.

A few directions other people have taken this agent.

Filter by sprint — only the active sprint board.
Add a project filter — only one project key, not all of them.
Include a 'stale' callout — anything you haven't touched in five days.
Pipe to Slack DM instead of email.
Add comments since yesterday — any teammate replies you missed.

What it costs.

About a cent per run. Jira reads are free; the model writes one short paragraph. Building and previewing are free, always.

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