Summary
Smart Draft can pull in Jira issues as context to help generate your announcement. Once your Atlassian account is connected, you can search for individual issues or start from a saved Jira filter — then let Smart Draft do the writing.
Steps
Connect your Atlassian account
Add Jira issues to your draft
Once your account is connected:
Click Announcements > Smart draft button
In the text field, describe what you're announcing like what's changing, who it's for, and why it matters.
Click + Add context and select Jira.
Choose how you want to find issues:
Start from a Jira filter — Filters will show up in 2 ways:
Any filter your favorite
Any filter you own
Search for issues — Type a keyword to search across your Jira projects, then check the boxes next to the issues you want to include.
Select the Jira issues you want to include and click add issues in the bottom right.
Optional: Check Include links to add the Jira issue URLs directly to your announcement.
Click Create draft to generate your announcement.
Notes & important info
This is a per-user connection. Each team member must connect their own Atlassian account — there is no workspace-level Jira connection for Smart Draft.
Include links adds the linked Jira issues to your announcement's right-hand sidebar, making it easy for readers to reference the underlying work. This is especially helpful for internal pages to your team.
Troubleshooting
Jira shows "Connect" in the menu — Your Atlassian account isn't linked yet. Click Connect and complete the authorization flow.
Can't find the Jira filter you're looking for — Only your Favorited filters appear in Smart Draft. Open Jira, favorite the filter, then return to Smart Draft.
The integration only works with Jira Cloud.
Issues aren't showing up in search — You either do not own any Filters or have no favorited any filters. You can favorite filters in Jira by clicking the star icon.
