Jira to Markdown Exporter
Export Jira Issues to Markdown with Modal Editor & Asset Bundling.
Export Jira issues to Markdown with offline attachments
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Jira Export Markdown saves the current Jira issue as a Markdown file and downloads attachments and inline images for offline use or to be fed to AI agents
Features:
- Full issue export: title, metadata, description, custom fields/sections, and comments
- Attachment + inline image downloads into a {KEY}/ folder
- Local-only Markdown links for offline access
- Works without Jira API access (page scraping with optional API fallback)
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Great tool for AI-assisted workflows! Clean and simple extension that does exactly what it promises — exports Jira issues to Markdown with attachments in one click. Works locally in the browser, no data sent anywhere, which is a big plus for privacy-conscious teams. I use it to feed issue context directly into AI agents, and it fits perfectly into that workflow. Would love to see a "Copy to Clipboard" option added in the future to skip the file download step entirely. Highly recommended!
Works really well. Two things I'd ask for: - Automatically export child items - Open-source the project so we can contribute (if possible)