jira-tasks-dsh-plugin

You are deep in a coding session and want to glance at what JIRA has assigned to you today, but switching windows, logging in, and filtering is a real context switch. jira-tasks-dsh-plugin pins your "Open / Reopened" tasks right below the DSH input box in both new and active sessions. Collapse the panel with one click on the title, open any task detail in a new browser tab, and never leave the chat to check your to-do list.

The panel defaults to tasks where assignee is currentUser(), sorted by update time in descending order, capped at 50 entries. Each row carries a color-coded status badge, priority, and issue-type label. Project Key and a custom JQL query are saved per workspace, so different projects never collide. The JQL supports a {projectKey} placeholder, and if your JIRA uses different status names you can adjust the query in the per-workspace settings panel. The settings card includes a live connection indicator (green / red / gray) and a test button that validates even unsaved draft values, so you confirm credentials without the save-and-reload loop.

The API token is written into the DSH credential store and never echoed back to the browser; authentication auto-detects Basic versus Bearer and also falls back to existing environment variables. Colors follow DSH theme tokens out of the box, adapting seamlessly to light and dark modes. This plugin is built for engineers who code with DSH as their daily driver and track work in JIRA at the same time—turning the task list into a permanent companion to the input box rather than another tab to juggle.