Scheduled routine
Jira Time Tracking: Recap Issue Work with Rize
Use accessible Jira issue context to explain Rize project hours.
An issue-focused project recap grounded in tracked work.
How to set it up
In Rize, open Settings → Integrations and select the MCP filter. Find Jira & Confluence, connect with your own account and approve access. Available tools depend on your account and connector permissions.
Open Routines, create a routine, and select Jira & Confluence as a connector. Paste the example prompt below and specify the clients, projects and date range you want reviewed.
Choose a daily or weekly schedule and your preferred run time. Save and enable the routine. You can also run it manually to check the first result.
Review the finished brief in Rize. Check source matches and missing context before making changes. These example prompts request read-only reviews, not unattended writes.
What should your routine ask?
This prompt requests a read-only review. Replace the date range and project scope before you save it.
Use the Jira & Confluence connector to read available Jira issue context for this week. Compare it with list_projects, list_tasks and list_my_time_entries in Rize. Recap related work and flag ambiguous issue matches. Do not update Jira issues or Rize entries.
Connector tools are discovered when the routine runs. Access depends on your connected account. Routines use AI credits.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Routines for Jira & Confluence
Use a scheduled Rize brief to review your work with context from Jira & Confluence.