Integration
Connect JIRA to Neon Postgres
When something happens in JIRA, your agent does the next thing in Neon Postgres. Describe it and it is built, tested on every scenario and kept running.
What the catalog holds today. Ask for anything missing and your agent reads the API documentation and adds it.
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What do you want JIRA and Neon Postgres to do together?
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What JIRA can start in Neon Postgres
When New Issue in JIRA
then Add branch in Neon Postgres
Starting points drawn from the triggers and actions in the catalog today. Describe the flow you need, at any depth, and your agent builds it and tests every scenario before it ships.
Everything your agent can do with JIRA and Neon Postgres
Triggers and actions 2 triggers · 167 actions
- New Issue
Polls for newly created issues in a project (ordered by creation date).
- New or Updated Issue
Polls for issues created or updated recently (ordered by updated date).
- Add attachment
add an attachment to an issue
- Add comment
add a comment to an issue
- Add Comment to Issue
Adds a comment to the specified issue.
- Add filter as favorite
Add filter as favorite
- Add gadget to dashboard
Add gadget to dashboard
- Add user to group
add a user to a group
- Add vote
add the current user's vote to an issue
- Add worklog
add a worklog to an issue
- Archive issues by ID or key
archive issues by ID/key
- Archive issue(s) by JQL
Archive issue(s) by JQL
- Assign Issue
Assigns an issue to a user by account ID.
- Bulk create issue
bulk create issues
- Bulk create statuses
Bulk create statuses
- Bulk delete issues
bulk delete issues
- Bulk delete Statuses
Bulk delete Statuses
- Bulk delete worklogs
bulk delete worklogs on an issue
- Bulk edit dashboards
Bulk edit dashboards
- Bulk edit issues
bulk edit issue fields
- Bulk fetch issues
bulk fetch issues by ID/key
- Bulk move issues
bulk move issues
- Bulk move worklogs
bulk move worklogs
- Bulk transition issue statuses
bulk transition issue statuses
- Bulk unwatch issues
bulk unwatch issues
- Bulk watch issues
bulk watch issues
- Change filter owner
Change filter owner
- Copy dashboard
Copy dashboard
- Create component
Create component
- Create custom field
Create custom field
- Create dashboard
Create dashboard
- Create filter
Create filter
- Create group
Create group
- Create Issue
Creates a new issue in the specified project.
- Create issue link
create a link between two issues
- Create issue link type
create an issue link type
- Create issue type
create an issue type
- Create project
create a project
- Create project category
create a project category
- Create related work
Create related work
- Create user
create a user
- Create version
Create version
- Delete and replace version
Delete and replace version
- Delete attachment
delete an attachment
- Delete comment
delete a comment
- Delete component
Delete component
- Delete custom field
Delete custom field
- Delete dashboard
Delete dashboard
- Delete filter
Delete filter
- Delete Issue
Deletes an issue by its key or ID.
- Delete issue link
delete an issue link
- Delete issue link type
delete an issue link type
- Delete issue type
delete an issue type
- Delete project
delete a project
- Delete project asynchronously
delete a project asynchronously
- Delete project category
delete a project category
- Delete related work
Delete related work
- Delete user
delete a user
- Delete version
Delete version
- Delete vote
remove the current user's vote from an issue
- Delete watcher
remove a watcher from an issue
- Delete worklog
delete a worklog
- Export Archived Issues
Export archived issue(s)
- Get all dashboards
Get all dashboards
- Get all projects
Get all projects
- Get attachment content
get attachment content
- Get attachment metadata
get attachment metadata
- Get available transitions
Get available transitions
- Get bulk available transitions
get transitions available for bulk transition
- Get comment
get a single comment
- Get comments by IDs
get comments by IDs
- Get component
Get component
- Get create issue metadata
Get create issue metadata
- Get create metadata issue types for a project
get create-metadata issue types for a project
- Get custom field
Fetches a custom field's definition by its ID, including its name, description and field type. Returns found = false when no field has that ID.
- Get dashboard
Get dashboard
- Get edit issue metadata
get edit metadata for an issue
- Get favorite filters
Get favorite filters
- Get filter
Get filter
- Get group
Get group
- Get Issue
Returns the details of a single issue by its key or ID.
- Get Issue Comments
Returns all comments for the specified issue.
- Get issue link
get an issue link
- Get issue link type
get an issue link type
- Get issue link types
list issue link types
- Get Issue Transitions
Returns the workflow transitions available for the specified issue.
- Get issue type
get an issue type
- Get issue watchers
get watchers of an issue
- Get issue worklogs
get worklogs on an issue
- Get is watching issue bulk
check watching status for multiple issues
- Get my filters
Get my filters
- Get Project
Returns the details of a single project by its key or ID.
- Get project category
Fetches a project category by ID, with its name and description. An error occurs if the category is not found.
- Get project components
get all components of a project
- Get project versions
get all versions of a project
- Get recent projects
get recently viewed projects
- Get related work
Get related work
- Get status
Get status
- Get status category
Get status category
- Get transitions
get available transitions for an issue
- Get user
get a user
- Get user groups
get groups a user belongs to
- Get users from group
list members of a group
- Get version
Get version
- Get votes
get votes on an issue
- Get worklog
get a worklog
- Get worklogs by IDs
get worklogs by IDs
- Get worklogs by issue ID and worklog ID
get worklogs by issue ID and worklog ID (internal)
- List Project Issue Types
Returns the issue types available, optionally for a given project.
- List Projects
Returns a paginated list of projects visible to the user.
- List users
Lists the users visible to the connected Jira account. Takes no search criterion.
- Merge versions
merge one version into another
- Move version
Move version
- Remove filter as favorite
Remove filter as favorite
- Remove gadget from dashboard
Remove gadget from dashboard
- Remove group
Remove group
- Remove user from group
remove a user from a group
- Restore custom field from trash
Restore custom field from trash
- Restore deleted or archived project
restore a deleted or archived project
- Search for dashboards
Search for dashboards
- Search for filters
Search for filters
- Search for issues using JQL enhanced search (GET)
Search for issues using JQL enhanced search (GET)
- Search for issues using JQL enhanced search (POST)
search for issues using enhanced JQL (POST)
- Search Issues (JQL)
Searches for issues using a JQL query.
- Transition Issue
Moves an issue to a new status by performing a workflow transition.
- Unarchive issues by keys or ID
unarchive issues by key/ID
- Update comment
update a comment
- Update component
Update component
- Update custom field
Update custom field
- Update dashboard
Update dashboard
- Update filter
Update filter
- Update gadget on dashboard
Update gadget on dashboard
- Update Issue
edit an issue
- Update issue link type
update an issue link type
- Update issue type
update an issue type
- Update project
update a project
- Update project category
update a project category
- Update related work
Update one related-work link on a Jira project version. Reads the version's existing related work, overlays only the fields you supply, then writes the merged object back — so anything you leave blank keeps its current value.
- Update version
Update version
- Update worklog
update a worklog
- Add branch
Create a new branch in a Neon project.
- Add compute endpoint
Creates a compute endpoint (a Neon compute instance) on a branch of a Neon project. A branch can have one read-write endpoint and multiple read-only endpoints.
- Add database
Creates a new Postgres database in a Neon project branch, owned by an existing role.
- Add project
Creates a new Neon Postgres project with its default branch, database, role and compute, and returns the project along with its connection details.
- Add role
Creates a Postgres role in the specified Neon project branch. Connections to the branch's active compute are dropped while the change applies.
- Delete branch
Delete a branch by project_id and branch_id.
- Delete compute endpoint
Deletes a compute endpoint from a Neon project. Existing connections to the compute are dropped. If the compute does not exist or was already deleted, the step still succeeds with an empty result.
- Delete database
Deletes the specified database from a branch of a Neon project.
- Delete project
Deletes a Neon project and all its branches, compute endpoints, databases and roles. The project can be recovered within 7 days.
- Delete role
Deletes the specified Postgres role from a Neon branch.
- Get branch
Retrieves details of a branch in a Neon project.
- Get compute endpoint
Retrieve details about a compute endpoint.
- Get connection URI
Retrieve a Postgres connection URI for a database/role/branch/endpoint combination.
- Get database
Retrieves details of a database on a Neon project branch.
- Get project
Retrieves the details of a Neon project, including its settings, compute configuration, history retention, owner and current usage metrics.
- Get role
Retrieves details about a Postgres role (user) on a Neon branch.
- Get role password
Retrieves the password for a Postgres role on a Neon branch.
- List branches
Retrieve a list of branches for a Neon project.
- List compute endpoints
Lists the compute endpoints (Neon compute instances) in a project.
- List databases
Lists the databases on a branch of a Neon project.
- List operations
Lists the operations (asynchronous actions such as starting a compute or creating a branch) Neon performed on a project. Operations older than 6 months may no longer be available.
- List projects
Lists the Neon projects accessible to the connected account, optionally filtered by name/ID or organization.
- List roles
Lists the Postgres roles on a Neon project branch.
- Start compute endpoint
Start (resume) a suspended compute endpoint.
- Suspend compute endpoint
Suspends the specified Neon compute endpoint (scales it to zero).
- Update branch
Update a branch's properties (e.g. name, protected) by project_id and branch_id.
- Update compute endpoint
Updates an existing compute endpoint in a Neon project by ID.
- Update database
Updates the name or owner of a database on a Neon project branch.
- Update project
Update settings for a Neon project by project_id.
No trigger or action matches that. Ask your agent to add it: it reads the API documentation and builds what you describe.
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Questions
JIRA and Neon Postgres, answered
What can start an automation from JIRA?
Any of JIRA's 2 triggers in the catalog, including New Issue and New or Updated Issue. Describe the moment in plain language and your agent picks the right one.
What can your agent do in Neon Postgres when something happens in JIRA?
Any of Neon Postgres's 29 actions, including Update branch, Update compute endpoint, Update database and Update project. Your agent maps the data both ways and tests every scenario before it ships.
Can it also run from Neon Postgres to JIRA?
Neon Postgres has no triggers in the catalog today, so automations start in JIRA. If you need the other direction, ask: your agent reads Neon Postgres's API documentation and adds it.
Do I have to build a connector for JIRA or Neon Postgres?
No. Both are in the catalog with their triggers and actions. You describe the automation; your agent builds it, tests every scenario and keeps it running.
What happens when something fails?
Your agent works that out for you. It plans the failure paths along with the happy path, then tests every scenario before it ships.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. Every plan includes the agent, including free, and building from your own AI client spends no assistant credits.