Jira
SlackGlad is an AI agent for Slack that works in Jira. Mention @Glad under a client's feedback and it files the issues, assigns them and puts them in the sprint, through your own Jira login.
Oddbird sent seven notes on the new homepage in one Slack message. Sprint planning is Thursday, and nobody has typed them into Jira yet.
Last updated 16 October 2026
Paste one into a thread and swap in your own names.
@Glad file each bug in Oddbird's message above as a Jira issue in OB, assigned to Ravi, in the current sprint.
@Glad what's still open in the Oddbird sprint, and what's blocked?
@Glad move OB-214 to In Review and comment that the menu fix is on staging.
@Glad is there already an issue for the broken contact form on the Quayside site?
@Glad how many hours did we log on Mill Street issues this month?
@Glad assign every unassigned bug in QH to Ravi.
Glad has 103 Jira actions. These are the main ones, and the full list is below.
"@Glad Quayside emailed about the booking widget showing the wrong dates. File it in QH for Ravi." Glad finds the email in your Gmail, quotes the client in the issue, links back to the email, and files it once you say yes. Create tickets from Slack threads shows the flow from a thread, duplicate check included.
"@Glad what did we finish for Oddbird yesterday, and what's waiting on review?" Glad reads the sprint in Jira and the merged pull requests in GitHub, then posts one short list per person. Reading changes nothing, so there's no card to approve. See Summarize standup updates in Slack.
It takes about two minutes, and Glad only sees the channels you invite it to.
Glad uses it for your requests and nobody else's.
When it wants to change something in Jira, you get a card to approve.
Something else? Write to info@iamglad.ai.
Yes. Glad, the AI agent for Slack, connects to your own Jira Cloud account and creates, edits, assigns, moves and comments on issues from any Slack thread, once you approve.
Atlassian's app creates a work item from a message through the message menu, and with Rovo it can fill in the summary from the thread. It also shows a preview card when someone pastes an issue link. Glad files seven notes as separate issues in one go, adds to the issue that already covers a bug instead of opening a second one, and quotes the client's email in the description.
Yes. Mention @Glad in the thread and say the project, the sprint and who owns it. Glad writes the summary and the description from the thread, adds a link back, and creates the issue after your yes.
Yes. Paste the list, and Glad splits it into separate issues, skips the ones Jira already has, and shows you what it will file before it files anything.
Yes. It changes the status, the assignee and the sprint, and it logs time. Each change shows on a card first.
Yes, for every issue it creates and every change it makes. Searching, reading an issue and listing a sprint run without asking.
Yours. Each person connects their own Jira account, so an issue shows the person who asked as the reporter. Sharing one connection with the team needs an admin's approval.
It's included. Filing three issues and a comment from one request is one task. Starter gives the whole workspace 250 tasks a month for $49, and your first 50 are free.
Sources for the answers about other apps, checked on 16 October 2026: Atlassian: create and update Jira work from Slack
Create Linear, Jira and GitHub tickets from Slack threadsGlad turns the bug thread into a ticket and files it in Linear, Jira or GitHub once you say yes. Ask, and it checks for a duplicate first.Summarize standup updates in SlackBlockers first, then what shipped and who hasn't posted, read from the thread your team already uses.
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SalesforceSalesforceFind accounts, update opportunities, log notes and run reports in Salesforce from a Slack thread.
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GmailGmailFind emails, read attachments and draft replies in your own Gmail, from any Slack thread.
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LinearLinearFile Linear issues from a bug thread, check for duplicates, comment and see what's in the cycle.
48 actions
NotionNotionSearch Notion, answer from your docs, add database rows and write decisions into pages.
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GitHubGitHubSee which pull requests wait for review, what shipped since the last release, and file GitHub issues from Slack.
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Google CalendarGoogle CalendarFind a time that suits everyone, book it, move it and read tomorrow's meetings in Google Calendar.
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Google DriveGoogle DriveFind files, answer from contracts and price lists, add rows to a Sheet and share files in Google Drive.
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AsanaAsanaTurn a checklist into Asana tasks, find what's overdue, post status updates and close tasks from a thread.
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Add Glad to Slack and connect Jira. The first 50 tasks are free, and we won't ask for a card.