How it fits
Jira keeps the work. Eidos keeps what it is for.
With the software framework, every feature gets one spec, a markdown page in your project. The Jira plugin connects a board, and each issue arrives as a task linked to its spec. Close the ticket and the spec stays as the record.
- Specs
- One page per feature: why it exists, what it promises, and what’s out of scope. Specs don’t close with a sprint.
- Tasks
- Your Jira issues in the Backlog, with status, priority, assignee, and parent, and the issue key linking back to Jira.
- Comments
- An issue’s comments arrive as threads on its task. Replies written in Eidos go back to Jira with your other changes.
- The mapping
- Which Jira status, type, priority, and field goes where in the Backlog, set once per board in the plugin’s settings.