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Crisp for Jira

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How to install Open in Chrome Web Store
CRX ID
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Status
  • Live on Store
Description from extension meta

Crisp for Jira — fast Jira client. Organise tickets into groups add labels, take canvas notes, run JQL filters, and build diagrams.

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Crisp for Jira
Description from store

Crisp for Jira — the fast, keyboard-friendly Jira client that lives in your browser toolbar.

Stop fighting Jira's slow interface. Crisp gives you instant ticket access, a clean three-pane workspace, and powerful organisation tools — all without leaving Chrome.

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⚡ WHY CRISP FOR JIRA?
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Jira's default UI is built for everyone. Crisp is built for you. No menus buried five clicks deep. No page reloads. No waiting. Just your tickets, instantly.

• Open any ticket key instantly from the toolbar
• Keyboard-first: F2 to focus search, ↑↓ to navigate the list
• Full ticket details — description, comments, linked issues, parent hierarchy — rendered in a clean reading pane
• Ticket data cached locally so previously-viewed issues load in milliseconds, even offline
• Connects directly to Jira's REST API — no third-party proxy, no data leaves your browser except to Atlassian

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📋 ORGANISE WITH CUSTOM GROUPS
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Create named groups (e.g. "This Sprint", "On Hold", "Reviewing") and drag tickets between them. Unlike Jira's boards, your groups are personal and instant — no configuration, no board setup.

• Create, rename, reorder (drag), and delete groups
• Drag tickets between groups; drag groups to reorder the sidebar
• Bulk select: move or remove multiple tickets at once
• Group search: filter the ticket list by key or summary

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🔍 SMART SEARCH & JQL
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One search bar handles everything:

• Paste a ticket key → opens it directly (PROJ-123)
• Paste a Jira URL → opens the ticket or filter
• Type a filter ID → loads the filter results
• Type JQL → runs the query and creates a filter group
• Press F2 from anywhere to focus the search bar instantly

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🏷️ LABELS
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Add colour-coded labels to any ticket. The Labels tab auto-generates groups from your tags — no setup required. Click a label badge in the reading pane to filter across all your tickets by that label. Great for cross-project themes like "needs-design", "blocked", or "Q2".

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📝 FREEFORM NOTES CANVAS
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Each note is an infinite canvas (2400×2400px) with freely draggable blocks:

• Text blocks — click anywhere to create, drag to move
• Image blocks — paste from clipboard or drag-and-drop image files
• Mermaid diagram blocks — live-rendered diagrams inline on your canvas

Perfect for scratch space, architecture notes, meeting summaries, or anything you don't want to lose in a Jira comment.

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🗺️ MERMAID DIAGRAMS (MINDMAP TAB)
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A full Mermaid v11 diagram workspace with:

• Multiple named diagrams per workspace
• Live preview that updates as you type
• Pan and zoom the preview with scroll wheel or drag
• Copy diagram code with one click
• Supports all Mermaid types: flowchart, sequenceDiagram, classDiagram, erDiagram, gitgraph, gantt, pie, mindmap, and more

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📜 HISTORY TAB
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Every ticket you've opened is saved in a sortable, searchable history table. Columns: Key, Summary, Status, Assignee, Created, Last Viewed. Click any column header to sort. Drag column edges to resize. Click a row to reopen the ticket instantly.

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🔗 JIRA BEAM (POPUP)
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Click the toolbar icon while browsing Jira and the popup detects all ticket keys visible on the current page. Select any combination of tickets and beam them into a named group in Crisp — no manual searching.

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🔒 PRIVACY
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Crisp talks directly to your Jira instance using your own API token. No data is sent to any third-party server. No analytics. No tracking. Everything — tickets, notes, labels, history — is stored locally in your browser's localStorage.

Required permissions:
• tabs — to read the current tab URL for Jira Beam
https://*.atlassian.net/* — direct API access to your Jira instance

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⚙️ GETTING STARTED
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1. Click the Crisp for Jira icon in your toolbar
2. Click the gear icon and enter your Jira URL, email, and API token
(Generate a token at: id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/security/api-tokens)
3. Type a ticket key in the search bar and press Enter

That's it.

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🛠️ TECHNICAL DETAILS
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• Pure vanilla JavaScript — zero dependencies, zero framework overhead
• No build step — the extension is exactly what you read in the source
• Open source — inspect and verify every line
• Manifest V3 compatible
• Uses Jira REST API v3 with rendered field expansion for full HTML descriptions