I built a Jira CLI for my AI agents. My team thinks I should have used MCP

I recently put together a tiny open-source tool: a non-interactive, JSON-first Jira CLI tailored for AI agents. I called it the "kubectl of Jira." The idea is simple: it’s a stateless binary that outputs clean JSON so agents can pipe data straight into jq, grep, or wc without choking on interactive menus or ugly ASCII tables. I shared it in our team chat, expecting a few code comments. Instead, I accidentally started a argument: In the age of LLMs, why are we still building CLIs? Why aren't we...

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