Jira uses a webhook receiver (paid runtime).Documentation Index
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Webhook receiver (paid runtime)
?token={secret}). The receiver validates the token against the per-tenant secret.
Setup
- In Jira, go to Settings > System > Webhooks > Create webhook (requires Jira admin).
- Set URL to
https://runtime.myceliumai.co/webhooks/jira/{your_tenant_id}?token={your_secret}. - Select events: Issue Created, Issue Updated, Sprint Started, Sprint Completed, Version Released.
- Optionally, scope to specific projects using the JQL filter field.
- Add the token to the runtime:
JIRA_WEBHOOK_TOKEN_{TENANT_ID}in your env.
Events ingested
| Jira event | Memory category | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Issue created | exception | Issue = unresolved exception |
| Issue resolved | exception | Resolution status + resolution summary captured |
| Sprint started | decision | Sprint goal and scope captured as decision |
| Sprint completed | decision | Velocity and completion rate captured |
| Version released | decision | Release notes and fix version |
| Issue priority | exception | Priority changes tracked as updates |