Jira delivery handoff

Create scoped Jira delivery tasks from an accepted Work Plan

Create or update reviewed Jira tasks inside one selected site and project. Codelit verifies scope, protects provider-side edits, and keeps per-action receipts across retries.

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Accepted Work Plan

Reviewed Jira project

Task create or update

Action receipts and sync

Real adapter behavior

What Codelit actually does.

A bounded Jira task set with implementation context, acceptance criteria, dependencies, verification, and synchronization receipts.

Pins the Jira project

Verifies the exact Atlassian site and project key before any task preview or write.

Creates implementation-ready tasks

Writes a Task for each accepted work item with structured description, acceptance criteria, dependencies, verification, and a stable Codelit label.

Protects provider edits

Reads and fingerprints an existing Jira task before updating it, then stops if its reviewed version changed.

Makes retries idempotent

Recovers tasks by their stable Codelit label and records each completed action before continuing to the next item.

Stops before an unsafe write

The Atlassian site or Jira project no longer matches the preview.
A linked task was deleted, moved, or changed after review.
More than one task claims the same Codelit work-item label.
The accepted source or Delivery Graph changed before execution.

Proof after the handoff

Accepted source and Delivery Graph fingerprints
Jira task keys for completed actions
Provider fingerprints for safe updates
A durable receipt for every task write

Continuity after handoff

Provider drift becomes a decision, not a surprise.

Codelit can re-check each linked task and separate current, changed, missing, and unverified state before a future handoff is approved.

Common questions

Can Codelit write to Jira automatically?

Codelit prepares the handoff automatically, but the external write remains a reviewed action. You see the exact destination and planned changes before approving it.

What happens if Jira changes after the preview?

Codelit stops the stale handoff and asks for a fresh preview. It does not silently overwrite provider-side changes.

What proof remains after the handoff?

A bounded Jira task set with implementation context, acceptance criteria, dependencies, verification, and synchronization receipts.

Plan the work before the provider write.

Start free, review the ladder, then connect Jira when the handoff is ready.

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