> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.rootaccess.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Jira > Connect Jira so you can mention Jira issues directly in your messages when launching agents. Jira integration is two steps: connect once per user, then link a specific Jira project to each Hideout project. Once linked, mention Jira issues directly in the New Agent chat. **Where:** Platform → **Profile → Integrations** for the account connection, then **Project Settings → Integrations** to link a project. ## 1. Connect Jira (account-level) Profile → Integrations → **Connect Jira**. You'll be sent to Atlassian to authorize the workspace, then dropped back on Project Settings with a "Connected" badge. Permissions requested: `read:jira-work`, `read:jira-user`, and `offline_access` (so the connection refreshes itself). ## 2. Link a Jira project (per Hideout project) On Project Settings → Integrations, the Jira card now shows every Jira project visible to your account. Pick the one this Hideout project should mirror. ## What you get In the [New Agent](/guide/run-agents) chat, type a Jira identifier (e.g. `KAN-42`) anywhere in your message. Seb pulls in the issue's title and description as context and tags the launch with it. Tickets resolve on demand at agent-launch time, against live Jira. ## Disconnecting **Profile → Integrations → Jira → Disconnect** clears tokens. Projects you own that linked to a Jira project lose the link; teammates' links survive until they disconnect themselves. ## Troubleshooting * **"Jira connection expired"** — token was revoked or refresh failed. Reconnect from Profile. * **Project picker is empty** — your Jira account doesn't have access to any projects. Check Atlassian permissions. * **"Couldn't find ticket KAN-42"** — the identifier doesn't exist in the linked Jira project, or your account doesn't have permission to see it. Check the project link on Project Settings → Integrations.