
Lets your coding agent query and act across Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket and the rest of Atlassian through the Teamwork Graph CLI.
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Atlassian's plugin for the Teamwork Graph CLI (twg), a command line for the Teamwork Graph and Atlassian's cloud products. The Teamwork Graph maps people, content, activity and the links between them across Jira, Confluence and connected tools such as Google Drive, Slack and GitHub, and it respects your permissions. Once it's set up, you describe what you want in plain words and your coding agent picks the commands. What you can do with it - Recap your week across Jira issues, Confluence pages and Bitbucket pull requests - See your open Jira issues, the current sprint, blockers and overdue work - Get the full picture on an issue: linked issues, pull requests, docs and dependencies - Find and create Confluence pages, and look up people, teams and goals - Reach Jira Service Management, Assets, Loom, Trello, Goals, Projects and Rovo search as well How it connects - The plugin holds one skill, /twg-setup. It installs or checks the twg CLI, which then adds its own agent skills for Jira, Confluence and common workflows. - In Claude Code, run /plugin marketplace add atlassian-labs/twg-plugins, then /plugin install atlassian-twg-cli@atlassian-twg-cli. In Gemini CLI, run gemini extensions install https://github.com/atlassian-labs/twg-plugins. Atlassian publishes it for other coding agents too. - The CLI runs on macOS, Linux and Windows and needs no separate runtime. Signing in - Setup opens your browser to sign in to Atlassian with OAuth: pick your site, review the permissions and accept. - A Bitbucket token is optional. Without it, everything except the Bitbucket-specific commands works. Good to know - It's made for coding agents on your own computer. If you use an agent in the browser, Atlassian points you to its Rovo MCP server instead. - In a sandboxed agent, whiteboards and attachments need api.media.atlassian.com and *.frontend.public.atl-paas.net allowed.
Once it’s added
“Summarise everything I worked on this week.”
“What are my open Jira issues?”
“Tell me everything about PROJ-123.”
“Help me prepare for our sprint review. The sprint ends Friday.”
“I just joined the Platform Engineering team. Help me get up to speed.”
“Create a Confluence page summarizing our Q2 goals.”
Before you add it
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Jira issues, sprints and boards · Confluence pages, spaces and search · Bitbucket pull requests, commits and pipelines · People, teams and goals across the Teamwork Graph
Makes changes · your agent can ask first
Creates and updates Jira work items, transitions and links · Creates Confluence pages
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/plugin marketplace add anthropics/claude-plugins-official /plugin install atlassian-twg-cli@claude-plugins-official
Runs on your machine.
gemini extensions install https://github.com/atlassian-labs/twg-plugins
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