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For autonomous flows, there is currently one integration funnel available: Jira.

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Jira Webhook Integration

Jira integration uses a unique authentication mechanism. You must configure a webhook in Jira with the generated secret from the platform’s Jira integration page.

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Endpoint

POST https://ai-core.phinite.ai/trigger/jira/start/{workspace_id}/{trigger_id}/{environment}
Recommendation: Use the background task start endpoint for Jira webhooks to handle complex issue processing workflows that may take longer than 30 seconds.
The Jira webhook payload is automatically stored in user_variables, allowing your flow to access and utilize any data from the Jira event (issue details, issue_key , etc.).

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Setup Steps

  1. Generate a secret from the platform’s Jira integration page
  2. Configure a webhook in your Jira project settings
  3. Add the generated secret to the Jira webhook configuration
  4. Set the webhook URL to the Jira trigger endpoint

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How It Works

When a Jira event triggers the webhook:
  1. The request is authenticated using the configured secret
  2. The Jira payload is stored in user_variables
  3. The trigger is matched and executed
  4. The configured flow processes the Jira data