Your Jira work, published as an apt.
Use your existing tools and accounts to gather Jira data and generate finished HTML. Publish those files behind sign-in and choose who can open them. New content appears only when you explicitly publish a new version. The maintained Jira cookbook also supports deliberate legacy live reads and manual data captures.
Jira cookbook pattern: Sprint dashboard.
Status, ownership, and the one issue that still needs an owner, ready before standup. The cookbook teaches the agent the live schema, pagination, cache states, and provenance requirements. It is implementation guidance, not a prebuilt app.
No shared login, no standing credential.
Live Jira reads run against each person's own connected Jira account, through the data proxy's access checks — so a shared link only ever shows each viewer the projects and boards Jira already lets them open. There is no shared login behind the page and no standing credential anywhere. Anything the whole team opens is an explicit edition with a byline — the delivery lead's name and the moment it went out.
After an invite, the activation target is under 15 minutes from Google sign-in to the delivery lead's first shared readout.
Use the Jira cookbook to build the sprint status deck as a link you send once. No API keys to mint, copy, or paste; one pasted prompt pairs the agent you already use, and any mistake rolls back with one click.
Jira is one of ten connectors live at launch — Jira, GitHub, Google Sheets, Salesforce, Linear, Zendesk, PagerDuty, Confluence, Notion, and HubSpot. Readouts often read two at once — pair Jira with GitHub for its delivery review beside your sprint dashboard.
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