Atlassian MCP Server

Example Use Cases

• 1

  Update Jira issues and automate transitions, comments, or worklogs based on meeting notes or assistant outputs.

• 2

  Search Confluence spaces, retrieve and summarize documentation, and create or update pages programmatically.

• 3

  Multi-tenant OAuth support so each user can supply their own Atlassian tokens and cloud-id while the MCP server proxies requests securely.

Description

MCP Atlassian is a Docker-distributed MCP server that provides a suite of tools for interacting with Jira and Confluence via API token, personal access token, or OAuth 2.0. It exposes read/write operations (search, get, create, update, transition, comment, etc.), supports multi-cloud OAuth scenarios, custom headers, proxying, and IDE integrations via stdio or HTTP transports. The server includes tooling filters, read-only mode, and is designed to enable AI assistants to automate tasks like updating issues from notes, searching and summarizing Confluence content, and programmatically creating or updating pages and issues.