atlassian-admin

What This Skill Does

The atlassian-admin skill empowers your OpenClaw agent to function as a professional Atlassian Cloud administrator. It provides the capability to manage complex organizational structures across the Atlassian stack, including Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket, and Trello. This skill handles core lifecycle management, such as user provisioning and deprovisioning, sophisticated group role management, permission scheme design, and org-wide governance tasks. By leveraging this skill, the AI can perform security audits, automate onboarding/offboarding workflows, configure SSO settings, and manage marketplace application installations, ensuring your organization's Atlassian environment remains secure, compliant, and optimized for team productivity.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal or via the OpenClaw management console: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/alirezarezvani/atlassian-admin Ensure your agent has the necessary API scopes and organization-level credentials configured in the environment settings to interact with the Atlassian Admin API.

Use Cases

• Automated User Onboarding: Efficiently add new hires to multiple Jira projects and Confluence spaces by assigning them to predefined security groups.
• Secure Offboarding: Automatically audit a departing employee’s owned issues, transfer space ownership, and deactivate their account to maintain data integrity.
• Permission Enforcement: Standardize project and space security by applying approved permission schemes across the organization.
• Access Control Audits: Run routine checks to identify unauthorized users, verify group memberships, and ensure compliance with security policies.

Example Prompts

1. "Please onboard the new engineering hire, Alex, by creating their account, adding them to the 'Engineers' and 'Jira-Users' groups, and granting access to the Cloud Platform project."
2. "Perform a security audit on the user '[email protected]' and prepare a report of all assigned tickets and owned Confluence spaces before deactivating the account."
3. "Update the 'Product Development' project to a 'Team Project' permission scheme so that only members of the Product team can edit issues."

Tips & Limitations

• Permissions: Ensure your agent’s API key has 'Org Admin' permissions; otherwise, administrative actions will fail.
• Verification: Always ask the agent to confirm changes by verifying with the relevant GET API endpoints after executing sensitive modifications.
• Complexity: While the agent can automate bulk tasks, complex custom workflow schemes in Jira might require manual oversight for specific edge cases. Document all group structures in Confluence to assist the agent in maintaining a single source of truth.