Clarify TF-101 implementation blocker due to inaccessible Jira ticket context#317
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Clarify TF-101 implementation blocker due to inaccessible Jira ticket context
May 14, 2026
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The issue requires implementing TF-101 using Jira/Figma ticket context and then transitioning the Jira ticket to In Review. In this environment, TF-101 details and transitions were not accessible via Jira MCP, so no feature code could be safely implemented without risking incorrect behavior.
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{ "jql": "key = TF-101", "result": { "issues": [] } }