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This pre-publication page reflects a synthetic NSTAR validation: Spanish and Portuguese requests can produce English Jira output when the connected project supports the requested action.

Try it with your Jira site Review the evidence boundary

Connect through Atlassian OAuth. TicketMage uses the connected user's Jira permissions and available transitions.

Master recording pending QA

The approved source must show only the synthetic NSTAR workflow and the actual result returned by TicketMage.

One configured workflow. Evidence before publication.

1

Choose both languages

Set the interaction and Jira working languages for the connected workflow.

2

Describe the outcome

Ask for a supported synthetic Jira outcome in plain language.

3

Verify the result

Record only the Jira result actually returned by the connected project and its permitted transitions.

Questions teams ask before trying it

Is this only a translation tool?

No. The synthetic validation covers supported Jira operations with a configured interaction language and Jira output language. A public master remains pending.

Can the language pair be different?

The validated synthetic examples are Spanish-to-English and Portuguese-to-English. Other pairs require their own evidence.

What Jira access does it use?

TicketMage connects through Atlassian OAuth and operates with the permissions of the connected user.

Is TicketMage an Atlassian product?

No. TicketMage is an independent operational assistant for Jira and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Atlassian.

Review the workflow boundary before trying it.

Connect your Jira site and use only the actions, permissions, and transitions available to the connected account.

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