@DanKornas: Stop copying Jira tickets and Confluence pages into AI chats by hand. MCP Atlassian is an open-source Model Context Pro…
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MCP Atlassian is an open-source Model Context Protocol server that lets AI assistants directly search, read, create, and update Jira and Confluence content, eliminating manual copying.
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Stop copying Jira tickets and Confluence pages into AI chats by hand.
MCP Atlassian is an open-source Model Context Protocol server for builders who want AI assistants to work with Jira and Confluence.
It helps you search, read, create, and update Atlassian content by exposing Jira and Confluence operations as MCP tools.
Key features: • Jira workflows – search with JQL, create or update issues, and move them through status transitions. • Confluence workflows – search with CQL, read pages, create content, and add comments. • Deployment coverage – works with Atlassian Cloud and supported Server/Data Center versions. • Flexible authentication – supports API tokens, personal access tokens, OAuth 2.0, and mTLS. • Multiple setup paths – run it with uvx, Docker, pip, from source, or over HTTP transport.
It’s open-source (MIT license).
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