Assets (CMDB) capabilities in Teamwork Graph CLI
This page lists the capabilities your AI coding agent has with Atlassian Assets through Teamwork Graph (TWG) CLI. Assets is a configuration management database (CMDB) built into Jira Service Management — it tracks your organisation's hardware, software, services, and their relationships. With TWG CLI, you can search and explore all of it in plain English from your coding environment, without writing AQL queries manually.
What your agent can do
Use case | Example prompt |
|---|---|
Find an object — Locate a specific asset record in your CMDB, so you can quickly pull up details for any tracked item. | "Find the asset record for the laptop assigned to [name]." |
Search by type — Find all objects of a specific type within an object schema, so you can see everything in a category at a glance. | "List all servers in the Production object schema." |
Find active assets — Filter assets by their current status, so you can focus on what's live and in use. | "Find all active servers in Assets." |
Search by team — Find assets assigned to specific team members, so you can audit who has what. | "List all laptops assigned to people in the Engineering team." |
Find stale assets — Identify assets that haven't been recently updated, so you can flag records that may need attention. | "Show me hardware assets that haven't been updated in the last 6 months." |
Check expiring licences — Find software licences approaching their expiration date, so you can renew before they lapse. | "Find all software licences expiring this quarter." |
Count assets by environment — Get a count of assets in specific environments, so you can understand your infrastructure distribution. | "How many servers are in the Production environment?" |
Browse object schemas — View the available object schemas in your Assets instance, so you can see how your CMDB is structured. | "What object schemas exist in our Assets instance?" |
Get object details — Retrieve full details about a specific asset object, so you can review all its properties and relationships. | "Show me full details for the asset object with ID 123." |
Find service objects — Locate service objects linked to other assets or services, so you can trace dependencies across your infrastructure. | "List service objects linked to the auth-api." |
Check attributes — View the attributes or properties set on an asset object, so you can verify configuration without opening the Assets UI. | "What attributes are set on the database server object?" |
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