Turn Google Form bug reports into Jira issues

Build a code workflow that turns internal bug report submissions in Google Forms into Jira issues and posts a confirmation in Slack.

Trigger: poll Google Forms for a new_response on our internal bug report form. The form has these fields: a short Title, a Severity dropdown (Critical / High / Medium / Low / Minor), a Steps to reproduce long-text, an Environment field (browser/OS/app version), and the Reporter email (collected via the form).

Step 1: Use Google Forms Get Response to fetch the full response by ID so we have all answers and metadata.

Step 2: Build the Jira description deterministically from the form answers as a single ADF block with these sections in order: a one-line summary line referencing the reporter, then headings for Steps to reproduce, Environment, and Reporter, with the matching answers underneath. No LLM step. Pure mapping.

Step 3: Call Jira Create Issue in a fixed project (make the project key, issue type, and default labels configurable). The Jira summary is the form Title field. Map the Severity dropdown to Jira priority: Critical -> Highest, High -> High, Medium -> Medium, Low -> Low, Minor -> Lowest. Default to Medium if severity is missing or unrecognized. Set the reporter email as a custom field or include it in the description if it cannot be set as the Jira reporter.

Step 4: Use Slack Send a Message to post into a configurable channel. The message should include the new Jira issue key, a deep link to the issue (https://<your-domain>.atlassian.net/browse/<KEY>), the reporter email, the title, and the priority. Format it cleanly so the channel can scan it at a glance.

Make the Jira project key, issue type, severity-to-priority mapping, and Slack channel exposed as workflow config so they can be edited without changing the flow. No judgement steps anywhere. Every node is a known integration call.