Install
openclaw skills install workspaceManage your self-hosted Jira work logs by logging time, creating daily templates, listing issues, testing connection, and setting Apple Reminders.
openclaw skills install workspaceManage your self-hosted Jira work logs through OpenClaw. This skill helps you never forget to log your time and provides easy access to Jira work logging.
requests librarypython3 -m pip install requests --proxy http://localhost:2080 --user --break-system-packages
# Copy the example config
cp jira_config.example.json jira_config.json
# Edit with your credentials
nano jira_config.json
Fill in:
username: Your Jira username/emailapi_token: Your API tokenjira_url: https://jira.neor.spacedefault_project: Your main project keytimezone: Asia/Tehran/jira test
Tests the connection to your Jira instance.
/jira list
Shows your recent issues that need work logging.
/jira log
Interactive work logging with issue selection.
/jira today
Creates a daily work log template.
/jira reminder
Sets up Apple Reminders for daily work logging.
# Test your Jira connection
/jira test
# Log 1.5 hours to issue PROJ-123
/jira log --issue PROJ-123 --time "1h 30m" --comment "Fixed authentication bug"
# Interactive logging
/jira log
# Create today's work log
/jira today
This skill provides the following capabilities:
jira_config.json - Your Jira credentials (DO NOT SHARE)jira_tools.py - Python API clientjira_log.sh - CLI wrapper scriptcreate_daily_log.sh - Daily log creatordaily_log_template.md - Log templatedaily_logs/ - Generated daily logsjira_config.json to version control# Test connection
./jira_log.sh test
# Check config file
cat jira_config.json | python3 -m json.tool
# Check Python version
python3 --version
# Install requests with proxy
python3 -m pip install requests --proxy http://localhost:2080 --user --break-system-packages
# Make scripts executable
chmod +x *.sh