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Search

Search Jira issues using JQL or convenient shortcuts.

Prerequisites

• Authenticated profile (atlcli auth login)
• Jira permission: Browse Projects

My Issues

Quick access to your assigned issues:

# Open issues assigned to me (default)
atlcli jira my

# All my issues (including resolved)
atlcli jira my --all

# Filter by project
atlcli jira my --project PROJ

# Filter by status
atlcli jira my --status "In Progress"

# Filter by type
atlcli jira my --type Bug

# Limit results
atlcli jira my --limit 50

The jira my command generates JQL like:

assignee = currentUser() AND resolution IS EMPTY ORDER BY updated DESC

Basic Search

# By assignee
atlcli jira search --assignee me

# By status
atlcli jira search --status "In Progress"

# By project
atlcli jira search --project PROJ

# Combined
atlcli jira search --assignee me --status Open --project PROJ

JQL Search

Use full JQL for complex queries:

atlcli jira search --jql "project = PROJ AND sprint in openSprints() ORDER BY priority DESC"

Shortcuts

Convenience flags that expand to JQL:

Flag	JQL Equivalent
--assignee me	assignee = currentUser()
--status Open	status = "Open"
--type Bug	issuetype = Bug
--project PROJ	project = PROJ
--label backend	labels = "backend"
--sprint current	sprint in openSprints()

Output Options

# Limit results
atlcli jira search --jql "..." --limit 50

# JSON output
atlcli jira search --jql "..." --json

Examples

# My bugs
atlcli jira search --assignee me --type Bug

# Unassigned high priority
atlcli jira search --jql "assignee is EMPTY AND priority = High"

# Current sprint issues
atlcli jira search --sprint current --project PROJ

# Issues with specific label
atlcli jira search --label backend --status "In Progress"

Related Topics

• Issues - Work with individual issues
• Filters - Save and reuse JQL queries
• Bulk Operations - Batch updates on search results