PMsToolKit — Chrome Extension for Jira

The professional productivity layer for Jira Cloud. Created by EricConcha.

PMsToolKit is a personal productivity powerhouse designed for Project Managers, Team Leads, and developers who live in Jira but need a faster, more streamlined workflow. It acts as a lightweight enhancement layer that injects professional tools directly into your existing Jira interface—helping you communicate more effectively and manage your time without ever leaving your browser tab.

💡 What is PMsToolKit?

Jira is powerful, but it can be slow and overwhelming. PMsToolKit fills the gaps in your daily workflow by adding the "missing" features that make project management fluid:

Seamless Communication: Copy perfectly formatted ticket links for Slack or Notion with one click. No more messy URLs.
Context at a Glance: Instantly see how long a ticket has been in its current state with color-coded badges, helping you spot bottlenecks before they become blockers.
Personal Knowledge Base: Maintain private, Notion-like notes for any ticket. Keep your thoughts organized without cluttering the official Jira comments.
Intelligent Reminders: Set follow-up alerts for yourself. The toolkit ensures you never miss a deadline by surfacing missed notifications the moment you log in.
Data-Driven Decisions: View Story Point summaries directly on your dashboards, and track developer velocity through the dedicated Sprint Dashboard.

Built for speed, privacy, and simplicity. PMsToolKit requires zero Jira admin configuration and stores all your personal data locally in your browser.

Table of Contents
Features Overview
Feature Details
Architecture & Technical Details
Installation

Features Overview

#	Feature	Where it appears	Trigger
1	Copy Link for Slack	Legacy list views	🔗 button per row
2	Copy Link for Slack	Native issue table	🔗 button per row
3	Copy Link in Breadcrumbs	Ticket detail pages	🔗 button in breadcrumb nav
4	Note Drawer & Reminders	All views (List, Board, Ticket)	📝 button or "Personal notes" panel
5	Missed Alerts Queue	Global (on Jira Load)	Automatically shows missed reminders
6	Multi-Source Prefixes	Storage/Logic	Auto-migrates `notes_` keys to `notes_jira:`
7	Notification Diagnostics	Extension Popup	"Test System Notification" button in settings
8	View, Edit & Sync Notes	Extension Popup	Click extension icon
9	Time in State	Legacy list views	Auto-injected badge per row
10	Time in State	Native issue table	Auto-injected badge per row
11	Time in State	Board cards (Kanban/Scrum)	Auto-injected badge per card
12	Time in State	Breadcrumb navigation	Auto-injected badge
13	Story Points Summary	Dashboard gadgets	Auto-injected SP column (by Assignee/Status)
15	Zoom Copy Transcript	Zoom recording pages	📋 "Copy Transcript" button
16	Jira History Exporter	Dedicated Page (from Popup)	"Export History to CSV" button
18	GitHub PR Link	Sprint Dashboard	Direct link in ticket chips (In Review)
19	Follow-up Work Dashboard	Dedicated Page (from Popup)	🔔 "Follow-up Work" tab
20	Jira Tagging System	All views / Note Drawer	Use Tag Editor to label tickets

Feature Details

🔗 Copy Link for Slack — List View

Function: injectPMsToolKitJira()

Adds a 🔗 button to each ticket row in Jira's legacy list views (tr[data-issuekey] and .issuerow rows).

Behavior:

Extracts the issue key (data-issuekey attribute or .key element) and the summary text from each row.
On click, copies the ticket to the clipboard in two formats simultaneously:
- text/plain → "KEY-123 Summary text"
- text/html → <a href="https://your-instance.atlassian.net/browse/KEY-123">KEY-123 Summary text</a>
This means pasting into Slack, Notion, or any rich-text editor produces a clickable hyperlink, while pasting into plain-text fields gives a readable fallback.
Visual feedback: the button briefly changes to ✅ with a green background for 1.5 seconds.

Selectors used:

Rows: tr[data-issuekey]:not(.et-added), .issuerow:not(.et-added)
Summary: .summary a, [data-field-id="summary"] a
Insertion target: .key, .issuetype, or first <td>

🔗 Copy Link for Slack — Native Issue Table

Function: injectNativeTableIcons()

Same copy-to-Slack behavior as above but targeting Jira Cloud's native issue table (the newer React-based table with data-testid attributes).

Selectors used:

Rows: tr[data-testid="native-issue-table.ui.issue-row"]
Issue key: [data-testid="native-issue-table.common.ui.issue-cells.issue-key.issue-key-cell"]
Summary: [data-testid="native-issue-table.common.ui.issue-cells.issue-summary.issue-summary-cell"]
Insertion target: Merged cell [data-testid="native-issue-table.ui.row.issue-row.merged-cell"], placed before the issue key element.

🔗 Copy Link in Breadcrumbs — Ticket View

Function: injectBreadcrumbCopyButton()

On individual ticket pages (/browse/XXX-NNN), injects a 🔗 copy button directly into the breadcrumb navigation bar.

Breadcrumb detection strategy (multi-fallback):

#jira-issue-header nav ol
[data-testid="issue.views.issue-base.foundation.breadcrumbs.item"] → traverses up to closest <ol>
Any nav ol element whose text content contains the issue key

Summary detection for clipboard content:

[data-testid="issue.views.issue-base.foundation.summary.heading"] h1
#summary-val
#jira-issue-header + * h1

The button is wrapped in a div[role="listitem"] with display: flex to match Jira's breadcrumb structure.

📝 Note Drawer & Reminders (Global)

Singleton: NoteDrawer

Replaces the legacy localized popups with a modern, right-side Drawer UI (similar to Notion's database item view). This centralized component handles all personal notes and follow-up reminders across Jira.

Key Features:

Spacious Environment: A large side drawer provides ample space for long-form notes and complex reminder scheduling.
Quick Reminder Shortcuts: Fast-action buttons to schedule follow-ups:
- 1 Hr / 2 Hrs: For same-day follow-ups.
- Tomorrow 9am / 2 Days 9am: For standard morning reminders.
Global Synchronization: Saving a note in the drawer for a specific ticket immediately updates the blue dot indicator (the "has-note" status) on every instance of that ticket across the current page (e.g., if you have the same ticket visible in a list and a sidebar).
Auto-save: Triggers 500ms after the last keystroke or immediately upon clicking a shortcut.
Clean Layout: Features a glassmorphism backdrop, smooth slide-in animations, and a responsive design that stays out of the way of Jira's main content.
Keyboard Shortcuts: Press Escape to close the drawer instantly.

Entry Points:

List View: 📝 button next to the ticket key.
Native Issue Table: 📝 button in the merged icon group.
Ticket Detail Page: "Personal notes" panel in the sidebar/detail area.
Breadcrumbs: 📝 button in the ticket header navigation.
Scrum Board: 📝 button on board cards.

Storage Keys:

Notes:    "notes_KEY-123"
Reminder: "reminder_KEY-123" (Unix timestamp)

🔔 Persistent & Missed Alerts

Files: background.js, jira-tools.js

Ensures you never miss a follow-up reminder, even if Chrome or your Jira tabs were closed when the alarm fired.

Key Features:

Pending Alerts Queue: When an alarm triggers, it's added to a pending_alerts list in chrome.storage.local.
Automatic Retrieval: Upon opening any Jira page, the extension checks for pending alerts and displays them using the ReminderModal.
Queue Indicator: If multiple alerts are waiting, the modal shows a "+ N more" counter. Dismissing or snoozing an alert automatically pulls the next one from the queue.
System Notifications: Reminders still fire native macOS/Windows notifications via the background script.
Diagnostics Tool: Includes a "Test System Notification" button in the popup settings to verify that OS-level notification permissions are correctly configured.

🌐 Multi-Source Logic (Prefixing)

Infrastructure Change

To prepare for future integrations (GitHub, Slack, generic URLs), the storage schema now uses source prefixes.

Schema:

Legacy: notes_PROJ-123
Modern: notes_jira:PROJ-123

Migration: The extension automatically migrates all legacy notes_ and reminder_ keys to the jira: prefix on startup. The UI gracefully handles both reading and writing with these prefixes.

📋 View, Edit & Sync Notes — Extension Popup

Files: popup.html, popup.js

Clicking the extension icon opens a popup that lists all saved notes across all tickets.

Features:

Notes list: Shows every notes_* entry from chrome.storage.local, sorted alphabetically by ticket key.
Inline Editing: Directly edit note text and adjust reminder dates/times from within the popup, without having to navigate to Jira.
Sync Statuses: A dedicated "Sync notes" button manually fetches the latest system data (summary, status, assignee) for all your saved tickets using the Jira REST API, refreshing the list immediately.
Summary, Assignee & Status enrichment: The popup displays rich metadata for each ticket, showing the summary (truncated with ellipsis), the assignee, and a color-coded status badge.
Search: Real-time filtering by ticket key or note content (case-insensitive input listener).
Clickable links: Each ticket key is a hyperlink that opens the ticket in a new tab. The Jira hostname is auto-detected from the active tab and cached in localStorage.
Copy button: Copies "KEY-123: note text" to clipboard per note.
Delete button: Removes the note from storage after a confirm() dialog.
Empty state: Shows a 📋 emoji with "You have no saved notes" or "No results" when searching.
Count badge: Header shows total note count (e.g., "3 notes").
About footer: "PMsToolKit — Created by EricConcha".
UI: 380px wide, max 500px tall, with Jira-inspired styling (blue header gradient, Atlassian font stack, hover states).
Diagnostics: Integrated troubleshooting for system notifications and permission level checks.
XSS protection: Notes are HTML-escaped via escapeHtml() before rendering.

⏱️ Time in State — List View

Function: injectAgeIndicators()

Injects a color-coded badge next to each ticket's key in legacy list views, showing how long the ticket has been in its current status.

Color coding:

Badge	Duration	CSS Class
🟢 Green	0–2 days	`et-age-green`
🟡 Yellow	3–4 days	`et-age-yellow`
🔴 Red	5+ days	`et-age-red`
⏳ Loading	Fetching…	`et-age-loading` (pulse animation)
⚠️ Error	Failed	No color class

Age format:

Duration	Label
Less than 1 day	`<1d`
1 day	`1d`
2–6 days	`Xd`
1–3 weeks	`Xw`
4+ weeks	`Xm` (months)

Tooltip (on hover): Shows detailed information including:

Current status name (e.g., In "In Progress" since 02/25/2026 10:30 AM)
Who moved it (e.g., Moved by: John Doe)

API calls: Uses the concurrency queue and in-memory cache (see Architecture).

⏱️ Time in State — Native Issue Table

Function: injectNativeTableIcons()

Same time-in-state badge behavior, injected into the native issue table rows inside the .et-native-icons wrapper. The badge, tooltip, color coding, and age format are identical to the list view.

⏱️ Time in State — Board Cards

Function: injectBoardCardAgeIndicators()

Adds a time-in-state badge to each card on Kanban and Scrum board views.

Card detection:

Key container: [data-testid="platform-card.common.ui.key.key"]
Card root: Closest [draggable="true"] ancestor
Content target: [class*="content"] or [data-component-selector="platform-card.ui.card.card-content.content-section"] parent

Placement: Creates a new row (div.et-board-age-row) at the bottom of the card with justify-content: flex-end to right-align the badge.

Styling: Uses the .et-board-age class with slightly larger font (10px) and border-radius: 3px for a card-appropriate appearance.

⏱️ Time in State — Breadcrumb Navigation

Function: injectBreadcrumbCopyButton() (combined with copy and notes)

A time-in-state badge is also injected into the breadcrumb navigation alongside the copy and notes buttons, using the .et-breadcrumb-age class.

📊 Story Points in Dashboard Gadgets

Functions: injectStoryPointsSummary(), _etEnsureStoryPointsField()

Enhances stats gadgets on Jira dashboards by adding a Story Points (SP) column.

Workflow:

Auto-detect the Story Points field ID:
- Makes a single GET /rest/api/2/field call.
- Searches for a field named "Story Points" or "Story points" (case-sensitive match).
- Caches the result for the page session (_etStoryPointsFieldId).
Extract JQL from each gadget:
- Finds table.stats-gadget-table elements.
- Locates the "Total" row (tr.stats-gadget-final-row).
- Extracts the jql= parameter from the total link's href.
- Strips any ORDER BY clause before sending to the API.
Fetch all issues via a single API call:
- POST /rest/api/3/search/jql with:
```
{
  "jql": "<extracted JQL>",
  "fields": ["<storyPointsFieldId>", "assignee"],
  "maxResults": 200
}
```
- Includes X-Atlassian-Token: no-check header for CSRF bypass.
Aggregate story points dynamically:
- Detects the gadget's grouping category (e.g., automatically handles "Assignee" or "Status").
- Groups issues according to the gadget's configuration and aggregates Story Points per group.
- Calculates per-group and grand totals.
Modify the gadget table:
- Hides the percentage/progress bar column (.stats-gadget-progress-indicator).
- Adds an "SP" header column after "Count".
- Inserts an SP value cell per data row, matching assignees by name.
- Adds the grand total SP in the footer row.

Guard: Each gadget is tracked by its DOM ID (gadget-content-* or gadget-*) in a Set to prevent reprocessing.

Styling: SP values use Atlassian blue (#0052cc) with bold weight for visual distinction.

📊 Jira History Exporter (CSV)

Entry Point: Extension Popup → "Export History to CSV" button.

A specialized audit tool that allows Project Managers to reconstruct the "life" of Jira tasks by exporting their change history into a clean, queryable CSV format.

Key Features:

Two-Phase Extraction:
1. Phase 1 (Search): Uses JQL to identify issues and fetch metadata including Epic Links and Epic Names.
2. Phase 2 (History Audit): Performs a deep dive into each issue's changelog to extract specific modifications.
Smart Epic Resolution: Automatically supports both Classic (custom fields) and Next-Gen (parent hierarchy) Jira projects to resolve Epic names and links.
Tracked Fields: Specifically audits changes in:
- Story Points
- Description
- Acceptance Criteria
- Epic Link
- Sprint (History of move events)
Flattened Data Format: Converts complex Jira history objects into a readable 10-column CSV:
- Issue Key, Issue Summary, Issue Link (Direct URL)
- Epic Name, Epic Link (Link to Epic)
- Timestamp, Changed By
- Field, From Value, To Value

Technical Logic:

Endpoints: Uses POST /rest/api/3/search/jql for discovery and GET /rest/api/3/issue/{key}/changelog for auditing.
Concurrency: Processes changelogs in parallel batches (concurrency of 5) to optimize performance while respecting Jira API limits.
Case-Insensitive Tracking: Field matching is case-insensitive to handle various Jira configurations.

🚀 Analytics Hub — Sprint Dashboard

Entry Point: Extension Popup → 📊 Button (opens Analytics Hub in a new tab).

A dedicated, real-time control center for Project Managers to monitor active sprints, analyze developer workload, and predict ETAs based on remaining Story Points.

Key Features:

Per-Project Configuration:
- Settings are saved per Jira project (sdk_settings_<projectKey>).
- Dynamic Status Mapping: Automatically fetches all project-specific workflow statuses. Allows you to map any custom Jira status to one of four analytical buckets: To Do, In Progress, QA, and Done.
- Custom Working Hours: Configure the standard working hours per day (default 9h) to calibrate the ETA engine.
- SP to Hours Scale: Fully customizable conversion scale (e.g., 1 SP = 2.25h, 13 SP = 45h).
Auto-Restore Memory: The dashboard automatically remembers and loads the last selected project to save time on startup.
Developer Cards:
- Visually distinct cards per developer summarizing their workload in the active sprint.
- Remaining Work: Shows remaining SP (only counting In Progress statuses), estimated hours remaining, and a color-coded capacity bar.
- Smart ETA: Predicts the completion date by dividing remaining work hours by the daily working hours (ignoring weekends).
- Overload Warning: Highlights the developer card in red if their remaining work hours exceed the time left in the sprint.
Issue Tracking by Stage:
- Categorizes and displays issues into collapsible chips for In Progress, QA, and Done.
- Overdue Detection: Flags In Progress issues that have exceeded their designated SP time allowance.
- 1-Click Slack Share: Each issue has a 🔗 button that copies the Issue Key + Summary and URL in both plain and rich text for immediate sharing.
Velocity Tracking:
- Automatically fetches the last 3 closed sprints.
- Calculates and displays the historical average velocity (Story Points per sprint) per developer.

Technical Logic:

Uses the fetchProjects, fetchBoardId, and fetchActiveSprint Jira APIs to automatically discover the current active sprint for the selected project.
Relies on caching and decoupled fetching to ensure the UI remains responsive while pulling down full issue details and changelogs.
Uses the Chrome Extension Storage API to persist status mappings and working hour configurations securely within the browser.

🐙 GitHub PR Link

Feature: Integration with GitHub API.

When enabled in Settings, the toolkit automatically identifies Jira tickets in the In Progress or In Review stages on the Sprint Dashboard and searches for matching Pull Requests in GitHub.

Key Features:

Automated Search: Scans GitHub PR titles and branch names for the Jira issue key (e.g., MMZ-423).
Classic PAT Support: Securely uses your GitHub Personal Access Token (Classic) with repo permissions to access private repositories.
Smart Staggering: Requests are staggered (500ms delay) to stay within GitHub API search rate limits.
Loading Indicators: Displays a subtle, pulsing GitHub logo icon while searching, transforming into a clickable link once a PR is found.
Developer Workflow: Streamlines the Tech Lead's review process by providing direct links from the planning hub to the code.

Technical Logic:

Uses GET https://api.github.com/search/issues?q={ticketId}+type:pr.
Filters results based on ticket key matching in title, branch name, or body.
Stores the PAT locally in chrome.storage.sync for cross-device availability (if enabled).

🔔 Follow-up Work Dashboard

Entry Point: Extension Popup → 🔔 Button (opens Analytics Hub in a new tab).

A consolidated view of all actionable items and potential bottlenecks across a selected project. It helps PMs stay on top of miscellaneous tasks that don't always fit into a standard board view.

Key Sections:

🗒️ Notes & Reminders: Surfaces every ticket where you've left a personal note (📝) or scheduled a future reminder (🔔). Displays a subtle yellow note preview inline so you don't even have to open the drawer.
🔎 In Review: A dedicated list of all tickets currently in the "In Review" status (mapped via your project settings). Ensures no PR or code review gets ghosted.
⏰ Overdue Tickets: Highlights tasks that have been "In Progress" for longer than their assigned Story Points allow (using the SP-to-Hours scale).
🔴 High Capacity Engineers: A sorted list of team members who are at 75% or more of their total sprint capacity. Shows the "busiest" engineers first with color-coded progress bars.

Common Features:

Every ticket chip includes the 📝 Notes, 🔗 Link, and GitHub action buttons for immediate follow-up.

📹 Zoom Copy Transcript

Function: zoom/main.js

Injects a Copy Transcript button into Zoom cloud recording pages to easily extract the entire meeting transcript.

Features:

Automatic Injection: Automatically detects the transcript container on any Zoom recording share page.
Clean Formatting: Parses the DOM to copy the transcript in a highly readable format: [Timestamp] Speaker: Text.
One-Click Copy: Copies the fully formatted text directly to the clipboard, perfect for pasting into Jira tickets, Slack, or Notion.

Architecture & Technical Details

Build System (Vite)

The extension now uses Vite as its build engine. This allows for:

ES Modules: Native import/export support.
Optimized Bundling: Faster load times and smaller footprint.
Production Build: Run npm run build to generate the dist/ folder for distribution.

Modular File Structure

The project has been refactored from a monolithic jira-tools.js into a modularized structure:

src/
  ├── common/          # Shared utilities
  │   ├── storage.js   # Robust chrome.storage wrapper
  │   └── jira-api.js  # Jira REST API interaction layer
  ├── content/         # Site-specific logic
  │   └── jira/
  │       ├── ui/      # UI Components (NoteDrawer, ReminderModal)
  │       ├── features/# Modular features (metrics, injections, customization)
  │       ├── main.js  # Entry point
  │       └── utils.js # Jira-specific utilities
  ├── background/      # Service worker core logic
  ├── popup/           # Popup UI and logic
  └── assets/          # Icons and global styles
public/                # Static assets and manifest.json
dist/                  # Final production build (Load this in Chrome)

Content Script Lifecycle

The content script uses a MutationObserver on document.body to detect when Jira dynamically loads or re-renders content (Jira Cloud is a SPA):

const observer = new MutationObserver(() => etRunAll());
observer.observe(document.body, { childList: true, subtree: true });
etRunAll(); // Initial run

etRunAll() calls all feature injection functions on every DOM mutation. Each function uses "already processed" guard classes (e.g., .et-added, .et-notes-added, .et-age-added, .et-native-added, .et-board-age-added) to avoid re-injecting into the same elements.

safeStorage Wrapper

A wrapper around chrome.storage.local that catches "Extension context invalidated" errors:

const safeStorage = {
    get(key, cb) {
        try { chrome.storage.local.get(key, cb); }
        catch (e) { console.warn('PMsToolKit: context invalidated, please refresh.'); }
    },
    set(data) { /* same pattern */ },
    remove(key) { /* same pattern */ }
};

This prevents errors when the extension is updated/reloaded while a Jira tab is still open. Instead of crashing, it logs a warning.

Jira REST API Usage

Endpoint	Method	Purpose
`/rest/api/2/issue/{key}?fields=status,created`	GET	Get current status and creation date
`/rest/api/2/issue/{key}?fields=summary,assignee,status`	GET	Enrichment for popup and background notifications
`/rest/api/2/issue/{key}/changelog`	GET	Detailed status transition history
`/rest/api/2/field`	GET	Resolve custom field IDs (Story Points)
`/rest/api/3/search/jql`	POST	Bulk issue fetching for dashboards
`/rest/agile/1.0/board`	GET	Resolve Scrum boards for Velocity mapping

All requests use credentials: 'include' to leverage the user's existing Jira session — no API tokens or authentication setup required.

Concurrency Queue

To avoid overwhelming the Jira API (which can throttle or 429), API requests are managed by a concurrency-limited queue:

Max concurrent requests: 3 (ET_MAX_CONCURRENT)
Queue type: FIFO
Implementation: Promise-based processor

In-Memory Cache

Status data is cached in a plain object (_etStatusCache) to avoid redundant API calls:

TTL: 5 minutes (ET_CACHE_TTL = 300,000ms)
Key: issueKey (e.g., "PROJ-123")
Value: { statusName, changedDate, changedBy, fetchedAt }

Global Tooltip System

Instead of using native title attributes (which conflict with Jira's own tooltip system), the extension uses a custom tooltip appended to document.body:

A single div.et-tooltip element is created once and reused.
mouseover reads the data-tooltip attribute.
Supports multi-line content via \n → <br> splitting.
Uses z-index: 2147483647 to ensure it's always on top.

Clipboard API (Rich Text)

The copy feature uses the modern Clipboard API (navigator.clipboard.write()) with ClipboardItem to write both text/plain and text/html MIME types simultaneously. This ensures that pasting into rich-text editors (Slack, Confluence, etc.) creates a hyperlink, while pasting into plain-text editors preserves the key and summary.

Installation (Beta v0.7.0)

Clone or download this repository.
Run npm install followed by npm run build.
Open chrome://extensions/ in Chrome.
Enable Developer mode (top-right toggle).
Click Load unpacked and select the dist/ directory.
Navigate to Jira — the extension activates automatically.

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PMsToolKit — Chrome Extension for Jira

💡 What is PMsToolKit?

Features Overview

Feature Details

🔗 Copy Link for Slack — List View

🔗 Copy Link for Slack — Native Issue Table

🔗 Copy Link in Breadcrumbs — Ticket View

📝 Note Drawer & Reminders (Global)

🔔 Persistent & Missed Alerts

🌐 Multi-Source Logic (Prefixing)

📋 View, Edit & Sync Notes — Extension Popup

⏱️ Time in State — List View

⏱️ Time in State — Native Issue Table

⏱️ Time in State — Board Cards

⏱️ Time in State — Breadcrumb Navigation

📊 Story Points in Dashboard Gadgets

📊 Jira History Exporter (CSV)

🚀 Analytics Hub — Sprint Dashboard

🐙 GitHub PR Link

🔔 Follow-up Work Dashboard

📹 Zoom Copy Transcript

Architecture & Technical Details

Build System (Vite)

Modular File Structure

Content Script Lifecycle

safeStorage Wrapper

Jira REST API Usage

Concurrency Queue

In-Memory Cache

Global Tooltip System

Clipboard API (Rich Text)

Installation (Beta v0.7.0)

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