Hey @Evalaji Jones ,
I'm going to assume you mean "issues created in the last 7 days" right?
You should be able to do that with the following JQL
created >= -7d
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You can't search for new issue types via JQL. If a new issue type is made that doesn't indicate an issue has been created with it in the last 7 days. Via JQL you can only search for issues of a certain issue type being made in the last 7 days, but you would need to know the issue type you want to search off of
To search for Issue Types created in the backend, you would need to use the audit log: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/audit-activities-in-jira-applications/
If you wanted to have a filter like that the only way to save a filter like this to my knowledge would be to link your logs via the api to something like splunk and create the filter in splunk.
Best,
Clark
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