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Lets Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor search and update your Jira issues and Confluence pages. You sign in with your Atlassian account, with nothing to install.

This is Atlassian's official, hosted way to connect your AI assistant to Jira, Confluence and other Atlassian tools. You can ask it to find, create and edit issues and pages, and it uses the access your account already has. It works on Atlassian Cloud only, so Data Center and self-hosted sites need a community server. Sign-ins expire often, so expect to reconnect now and then.

Good for

Teams on Atlassian Cloud who want an assistant that works in their Jira and Confluence
Developers who move tickets and write docs from Claude Code, Cursor or VS Code
Project managers who turn notes into issues and summarize long pages
Admins who want audit logs and control over which AI apps connect

Works in

3 supported · 6 with issues · 5 should work

Tap an app to see how to set it up and any known problems.

Install Atlassian Rovo MCP

Claude Code

Copy this prompt.

Add the Atlassian Rovo MCP server to Claude Code. Run this command:

claude mcp add --transport http atlassian-rovo https://mcp.atlassian.com/v2/mcp

Then check that it loaded and tell me if I need to sign in or restart.

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Paste it into Claude Code. It shows the change and asks before running it.

Run /mcp inside Claude Code after adding the server to sign in. The Atlassian docs name the server "atlassian"; any name works.

Built from the package data we hold. Not yet tested by us.

Tools

Searches across your Jira, Confluence and other Atlassian content
Searches across your Jira, Confluence and other Atlassian content.
Try: “Find everything about the Q3 launch”
Read · search
Finds Jira issues with a JQL query
Finds Jira issues with a JQL query.
Try: “Show open bugs assigned to me in project WEB”
Read · searchJiraIssuesUsingJql
Searches Confluence pages and content
Searches Confluence pages and content.
Try: “Find the onboarding guide in Confluence”
Read · searchConfluence
Opens one Jira issue with its details
Opens one Jira issue with its details.
Try: “Show me issue WEB-123”
Read · getJiraIssue
Creates a new Jira issue
Creates a new Jira issue.
Try: “Create a bug in WEB titled Login fails on Safari”
Write · createJiraIssue
Changes fields on a Jira issue
Changes fields on a Jira issue.
Try: “Set the priority of WEB-123 to High”
Write · editJiraIssue
Moves a Jira issue to another status
Moves a Jira issue to another status.
Try: “Move WEB-123 to In Progress”
Write · transitionJiraIssue
Adds or changes a comment on a Jira issue
Adds or changes a comment on a Jira issue.
Try: “Comment on WEB-123 that the fix is deployed”
Write · addOrEditJiraIssueComment
Lists the comments on a Jira issue
Lists the comments on a Jira issue.
Try: “Show comments on WEB-123”
Read · listJiraIssueComments
Logs or edits time spent on a Jira issue
Logs or edits time spent on a Jira issue.
Try: “Log 2 hours on WEB-123”
Write · addOrEditJiraIssueWorklog
Lists time logged on a Jira issue
Lists time logged on a Jira issue.
Try: “How much time was logged on WEB-123?”
Read · listJiraIssueWorklogs
Links two Jira issues together
Links two Jira issues together.
Try: “Link WEB-123 as blocking WEB-130”
Write · createJiraIssueLink
Lists the ways Jira issues can be linked
Lists the ways Jira issues can be linked.
Try: “What link types are available?”
Read · listJiraIssueLinkTypes
Attaches a link to an outside page on a Jira issue
Attaches a link to an outside page on a Jira issue.
Try: “Add this doc link to WEB-123”
Write · createJiraIssueRemoteIssueLink
Lists outside links attached to a Jira issue
Lists outside links attached to a Jira issue.
Try: “Show external links on WEB-123”
Read · listJiraIssueRemoteIssueLinks
Lists the statuses a Jira issue can move to next
Lists the statuses a Jira issue can move to next.
Try: “Where can WEB-123 go next?”
Read · listJiraIssueTransitions
Shows the history of changes on a Jira issue
Shows the history of changes on a Jira issue.
Try: “What changed on WEB-123 this week?”
Read · listJiraIssueChangelogs
Starts or stops watching a Jira issue
Starts or stops watching a Jira issue.
Try: “Watch WEB-123”
Write · watchJiraIssue
Attaches a file to a Jira issue
Attaches a file to a Jira issue.
Try: “Attach the screenshot to WEB-123”
Write · uploadAttachmentToJiraIssue
Downloads a file attached to a Jira issue
Downloads a file attached to a Jira issue.
Try: “Download the log file from WEB-123”
Read · downloadJiraIssueAttachment
Moves a Jira issue to a different level, such as task to subtask
Moves a Jira issue to a different level, such as task to subtask.
Try: “Turn WEB-123 into a subtask of WEB-100”
Write · convertJiraIssueHierarchy
Lists Jira projects you can see
Lists Jira projects you can see.
Try: “List my Jira projects”
Read · listJiraProjects
Lists the issue types a Jira project uses
Lists the issue types a Jira project uses.
Try: “What issue types does WEB have?”
Read · listJiraProjectIssueTypesMetadata
Shows the fields needed to create an issue of one type
Shows the fields needed to create an issue of one type.
Try: “What fields does a Bug need in WEB?”
Read · getJiraIssueTypeMetaWithFields
Lists the components of a Jira project
Lists the components of a Jira project.
Try: “List components in WEB”
Read · listJiraProjectComponents
Lists the release versions of a Jira project
Lists the release versions of a Jira project.
Try: “What versions does WEB have?”
Read · getJiraProjectVersions
Shows work items tied to a project version
Shows work items tied to a project version.
Try: “What is in version 2.1?”
Read · getJiraProjectVersionRelatedWork
Creates or updates a release version in a Jira project
Creates or updates a release version in a Jira project.
Try: “Create version 2.2 in WEB”
Write · manageJiraProjectVersion
Adds or changes the work items tied to a project version
Adds or changes the work items tied to a project version.
Try: “Add this doc link to version 2.2”
Write · manageJiraProjectVersionRelatedWork
Lists Jira boards
Lists Jira boards.
Try: “List my boards”
Read · listJiraBoards
Shows how a Jira board is set up
Shows how a Jira board is set up.
Try: “How is the WEB board configured?”
Read · getJiraBoardConfig
Lists the issues on a Jira board
Lists the issues on a Jira board.
Try: “What is on the WEB board?”
Read · getJiraBoardIssueData
Shows sprint data for a Jira board
Shows sprint data for a Jira board.
Try: “Show sprint data for the WEB board”
Read · getJiraBoardSprintData
Lists the sprints of a Jira board
Lists the sprints of a Jira board.
Try: “List sprints on the WEB board”
Read · listJiraBoardSprints
Creates or updates a sprint
Creates or updates a sprint.
Try: “Create a sprint called Sprint 14”
Write · manageJiraSprint
Creates a new Jira board
Creates a new Jira board.
Try: “Create a board for the WEB project”
Write · createJiraBoard
Lists saved Jira filters
Lists saved Jira filters.
Try: “Show my saved filters”
Read · listJiraFilters
Lists Jira dashboards
Lists Jira dashboards.
Try: “List my dashboards”
Read · listJiraDashboards
Lists the statuses used in Jira
Lists the statuses used in Jira.
Try: “What statuses exist in Jira?”
Read · listJiraStatuses
Shows your own Jira profile
Shows your own Jira profile.
Try: “Who am I in Jira?”
Read · getJiraCurrentUser
Shows a Jira user's profile
Shows a Jira user's profile.
Try: “Look up Dana's Jira profile”
Read · getJiraUser
Finds a person's Jira account by name or email
Finds a person's Jira account by name or email.
Try: “Find Dana's Jira account”
Read · lookupJiraAccountId
Lists the people an issue can be assigned to
Lists the people an issue can be assigned to.
Try: “Who can I assign WEB-123 to?”
Read · listJiraIssueAssignableUsers
Reads a custom property stored on a Jira item
Reads a custom property stored on a Jira item.
Try: “Read the custom property on WEB-123”
Read · getJiraEntityProperty
Sets a custom property stored on a Jira item
Sets a custom property stored on a Jira item.
Try: “Set the custom property on WEB-123”
Write · editJiraEntityProperty
Deletes a Jira issue (off unless an admin turns it on)
Deletes a Jira issue (off unless an admin turns it on).
Try: “Delete WEB-999”
Delete · deleteJiraIssue
Deletes a comment on a Jira issue (off unless an admin turns it on)
Deletes a comment on a Jira issue (off unless an admin turns it on).
Try: “Delete my last comment on WEB-123”
Delete · deleteJiraComment
Deletes a file attached to a Jira issue (off unless an admin turns it on)
Deletes a file attached to a Jira issue (off unless an admin turns it on).
Try: “Remove the old attachment from WEB-123”
Delete · deleteJiraIssueAttachment
Creates a Jira project (off unless an admin turns it on)
Creates a Jira project (off unless an admin turns it on).
Try: “Create a project called Mobile”
Write · createJiraProject
Changes a Jira project's settings (off unless an admin turns it on)
Changes a Jira project's settings (off unless an admin turns it on).
Try: “Rename the WEB project”
Write · updateJiraProject
Lists Jira workflows (off unless an admin turns it on)
Lists Jira workflows (off unless an admin turns it on).
Try: “Show the workflow for WEB”
Read · getJiraWorkflows
Gives a link to edit a Jira workflow (off unless an admin turns it on)
Gives a link to edit a Jira workflow (off unless an admin turns it on).
Try: “Give me the link to edit this workflow”
Read · getJiraWorkflowEditorLink
Shows a Jira screen's layout (off unless an admin turns it on)
Shows a Jira screen's layout (off unless an admin turns it on).
Try: “Show the create-issue screen”
Read · getJiraScreen
Changes a Jira screen's layout (off unless an admin turns it on)
Changes a Jira screen's layout (off unless an admin turns it on).
Try: “Add a field to the create-issue screen”
Write · updateJiraScreen
Opens a Confluence page or other content
Opens a Confluence page or other content.
Try: “Open the Release Process page”
Read · getConfluenceContent
Lists Confluence pages and other content
Lists Confluence pages and other content.
Try: “List pages in the Engineering space”
Read · listConfluenceContent
Lists Confluence spaces
Lists Confluence spaces.
Try: “List my Confluence spaces”
Read · listConfluenceSpaces
Shows one Confluence space
Shows one Confluence space.
Try: “Show the Engineering space”
Read · getConfluenceSpace
Opens your personal Confluence space
Opens your personal Confluence space.
Try: “Show my personal space”
Read · getConfluencePersonalSpace
Creates a Confluence page or other content
Creates a Confluence page or other content.
Try: “Create a page for the sprint retro”
Write · createConfluenceContent
Edits a Confluence page or other content
Edits a Confluence page or other content.
Try: “Add a section on rollbacks to the Release Process page”
Write · updateConfluenceContent
Creates a Confluence space
Creates a Confluence space.
Try: “Create a space for the Mobile team”
Write · createConfluenceSpace
Copies a Confluence page
Copies a Confluence page.
Try: “Copy the retro template page”
Write · copyConfluenceContent
Moves a Confluence page
Moves a Confluence page.
Try: “Move this page under Engineering”
Write · moveConfluenceContent
Archives a Confluence page
Archives a Confluence page.
Try: “Archive the old roadmap page”
Write · archiveConfluenceContent
Brings an archived Confluence page back
Brings an archived Confluence page back.
Try: “Unarchive the old roadmap page”
Write · unarchiveConfluenceContent
Sets the status badge on a Confluence page
Sets the status badge on a Confluence page.
Try: “Mark this page as Ready for review”
Write · setConfluenceContentStatus
Switches a Confluence page between editing modes
Switches a Confluence page between editing modes.
Try: “Convert this page to the new editor”
Write · convertConfluenceContentMode
Lists comments on a Confluence page
Lists comments on a Confluence page.
Try: “Show comments on the Release Process page”
Read · listConfluenceComments
Opens one Confluence comment
Opens one Confluence comment.
Try: “Show that comment in full”
Read · getConfluenceComment
Adds a comment to a Confluence page
Adds a comment to a Confluence page.
Try: “Comment on this page asking for a review”
Write · createConfluenceComment
Edits a Confluence comment
Edits a Confluence comment.
Try: “Fix the typo in my comment”
Write · updateConfluenceComment
Marks a Confluence comment resolved or open
Marks a Confluence comment resolved or open.
Try: “Resolve that comment”
Write · updateConfluenceCommentResolution
Lists the past versions of a Confluence page
Lists the past versions of a Confluence page.
Try: “Show the history of this page”
Read · listConfluenceContentVersions
Opens one past version of a Confluence page
Opens one past version of a Confluence page.
Try: “Show version 3 of this page”
Read · getConfluenceContentVersion
Compares two versions of a Confluence page
Compares two versions of a Confluence page.
Try: “What changed between version 3 and 4?”
Read · diffConfluenceContentVersions
Restores an older version of a Confluence page
Restores an older version of a Confluence page.
Try: “Restore version 3 of this page”
Write · restoreConfluenceContentVersion
Lists files attached to a Confluence page
Lists files attached to a Confluence page.
Try: “What files are attached to this page?”
Read · listConfluenceAttachments
Shows details of one Confluence attachment
Shows details of one Confluence attachment.
Try: “Show details of the attached PDF”
Read · getConfluenceAttachment
Downloads a file attached to a Confluence page
Downloads a file attached to a Confluence page.
Try: “Download the attached PDF”
Read · downloadConfluenceAttachment
Attaches a file to a Confluence page
Attaches a file to a Confluence page.
Try: “Attach the diagram to this page”
Write · createConfluenceAttachment
Exports a Confluence page to a file
Exports a Confluence page to a file.
Try: “Export this page as PDF”
Read · exportConfluenceContent
Adds labels to a Confluence page
Adds labels to a Confluence page.
Try: “Label this page runbook”
Write · addLabelsToConfluenceContent
Shows who can see or edit a Confluence page
Shows who can see or edit a Confluence page.
Try: “Who can edit this page?”
Read · getConfluenceContentPermissions
Shows whether a Confluence page is restricted
Shows whether a Confluence page is restricted.
Try: “Is this page restricted?”
Read · getConfluenceContentRestrictionState
Turns restrictions on or off for a Confluence page
Turns restrictions on or off for a Confluence page.
Try: “Restrict this page to the team”
Write · setConfluenceContentRestrictionState
Gives people access to a Confluence page
Gives people access to a Confluence page.
Try: “Let Dana edit this page”
Write · addConfluenceContentPermissions
Removes people's access to a Confluence page
Removes people's access to a Confluence page.
Try: “Remove Sam's edit access”
Write · removeConfluenceContentPermissions
Replaces the access list of a Confluence page
Replaces the access list of a Confluence page.
Try: “Reset access on this page to the team only”
Write · replaceConfluenceContentPermissions
Shows whether a Confluence page has a public link
Shows whether a Confluence page has a public link.
Try: “Is this page public?”
Read · getConfluencePublicLinkStatus
Turns on a public link for a Confluence page
Turns on a public link for a Confluence page.
Try: “Make a public link for this page”
Write · enableConfluencePublicLink
Turns off the public link for a Confluence page
Turns off the public link for a Confluence page.
Try: “Turn off the public link”
Write · disableConfluencePublicLink
Shows reactions on a Confluence page
Shows reactions on a Confluence page.
Try: “Who reacted to this page?”
Read · getConfluenceReactions
Adds an emoji reaction to Confluence content
Adds an emoji reaction to Confluence content.
Try: “React with a thumbs up”
Write · addConfluenceReaction
Opens one task from a Confluence page
Opens one task from a Confluence page.
Try: “Show that task”
Read · getConfluenceTask
Lists tasks in Confluence
Lists tasks in Confluence.
Try: “List my open Confluence tasks”
Read · listConfluenceTasks
Marks a Confluence task done
Marks a Confluence task done.
Try: “Mark that task done”
Write · completeConfluenceTask
Marks a Confluence task as not done
Marks a Confluence task as not done.
Try: “Reopen that task”
Write · reopenConfluenceTask
Lists Confluence page templates
Lists Confluence page templates.
Try: “What page templates do we have?”
Read · listConfluenceTemplates
Shows one Confluence page template
Shows one Confluence page template.
Try: “Show the retro template”
Read · getConfluenceTemplate
Expands the macros on a Confluence page into their content
Expands the macros on a Confluence page into their content.
Try: “Show this page with macros expanded”
Read · resolveConfluenceContentMacros
Stars a Confluence page
Stars a Confluence page.
Try: “Star this page”
Write · starConfluenceContent
Removes a star from a Confluence page
Removes a star from a Confluence page.
Try: “Unstar this page”
Write · unstarConfluenceContent
Stars a Confluence space
Stars a Confluence space.
Try: “Star the Engineering space”
Write · starConfluenceSpace
Removes a star from a Confluence space
Removes a star from a Confluence space.
Try: “Unstar the Engineering space”
Write · unstarConfluenceSpace
Starts watching a Confluence page
Starts watching a Confluence page.
Try: “Watch this page”
Write · watchConfluenceContent
Stops watching a Confluence page
Stops watching a Confluence page.
Try: “Stop watching this page”
Write · unwatchConfluenceContent
Starts watching a Confluence space
Starts watching a Confluence space.
Try: “Watch the Engineering space”
Write · watchConfluenceSpace
Stops watching a Confluence space
Stops watching a Confluence space.
Try: “Stop watching the Engineering space”
Write · unwatchConfluenceSpace
Starts watching a Confluence label
Starts watching a Confluence label.
Try: “Watch the runbook label”
Write · watchConfluenceLabel
Stops watching a Confluence label
Stops watching a Confluence label.
Try: “Stop watching the runbook label”
Write · unwatchConfluenceLabel
Creates an infographic for a Confluence page
Creates an infographic for a Confluence page.
Try: “Make an infographic for this page”
Write · createConfluenceInfographicForPage
Edits a page's infographic
Edits a page's infographic.
Try: “Change the colors of the infographic”
Write · editConfluenceInfographicForPage
Opens a small app built into a Confluence page
Opens a small app built into a Confluence page.
Try: “Show the app on this page”
Read · getConfluenceMauiApp
Creates a small app inside a Confluence page
Creates a small app inside a Confluence page.
Try: “Add a calculator app to this page”
Write · createConfluenceMauiApp
Edits a small app inside a Confluence page
Edits a small app inside a Confluence page.
Try: “Update the app on this page”
Write · editConfluenceMauiApp
Sets instructions for AI assistants in a Confluence space
Sets instructions for AI assistants in a Confluence space.
Try: “Set instructions for the Engineering space”
Write · setConfluenceSpaceInstructions
Searches Jira Service Management requests
Searches Jira Service Management requests.
Try: “Find open requests about VPN”
Read · searchJsmRequests
Opens one service request
Opens one service request.
Try: “Show request HELP-42”
Read · getJsmRequest
Creates a service request
Creates a service request.
Try: “Open a request for a new laptop”
Write · createJsmRequest
Moves a service request to another status
Moves a service request to another status.
Try: “Resolve request HELP-42”
Write · transitionJsmRequest
Approves or declines a service request approval
Approves or declines a service request approval.
Try: “Approve request HELP-42”
Write · decideJsmRequestApproval
Shows which actions are available on a service request
Shows which actions are available on a service request.
Try: “What can I do on HELP-42?”
Read · getJsmRequestActionMetadata
Shows what request types a service desk offers
Shows what request types a service desk offers.
Try: “What can I request from IT?”
Read · getJsmRequestCreationOptions
Shows the fields for one request type
Shows the fields for one request type.
Try: “What fields does a laptop request need?”
Read · getJsmRequestTypeFields
Shows suggested resolution plans for a request
Shows suggested resolution plans for a request.
Try: “Suggest a plan for HELP-42”
Read · getJsmRequestResolverPlans
Approves a suggested resolution plan
Approves a suggested resolution plan.
Try: “Approve the plan for HELP-42”
Write · approveJsmRequestResolverPlans
Lists operations alerts
Lists operations alerts.
Try: “Show active alerts”
Read · getJsmOpsAlerts
Updates an operations alert
Updates an operations alert.
Try: “Acknowledge alert 1234”
Write · updateJsmOpsAlert
Shows on-call schedules
Shows on-call schedules.
Try: “Who is on call tonight?”
Read · getJsmOpsScheduleInfo
Shows operations team details
Shows operations team details.
Try: “Show the ops team members”
Read · getJsmOpsTeamInfo
Shows whether service agents are available
Shows whether service agents are available.
Try: “Is anyone available on the IT desk?”
Read · getJsmAgentAvailability
Sets a service agent's availability
Sets a service agent's availability.
Try: “Mark me as unavailable”
Write · setJsmAgentAvailability
Lists your Bitbucket workspaces
Lists your Bitbucket workspaces.
Try: “List my Bitbucket workspaces”
Read · listBitbucketWorkspaces
Shows one Bitbucket workspace
Shows one Bitbucket workspace.
Try: “Show the acme workspace”
Read · getBitbucketWorkspace
Lists repositories in a Bitbucket workspace
Lists repositories in a Bitbucket workspace.
Try: “List repos in acme”
Read · listBitbucketRepositories
Shows one Bitbucket repository
Shows one Bitbucket repository.
Try: “Show the web-app repo”
Read · getBitbucketRepository
Shows the default reviewers of a repository
Shows the default reviewers of a repository.
Try: “Who reviews PRs in web-app by default?”
Read · getBitbucketRepoDefaultReviewers
Reads a file in a Bitbucket repository
Reads a file in a Bitbucket repository.
Try: “Show README.md in web-app”
Read · getBitbucketRepoFileContent
Shows one branch in a repository
Shows one branch in a repository.
Try: “Show the main branch”
Read · getBitbucketRepoBranch
Shows one commit in a repository
Shows one commit in a repository.
Try: “Show commit a1b2c3”
Read · getBitbucketRepoCommit
Lists reports attached to a commit
Lists reports attached to a commit.
Try: “List reports on this commit”
Read · listBitbucketRepoCommitReports
Shows one report attached to a commit
Shows one report attached to a commit.
Try: “Show the test report for this commit”
Read · getBitbucketRepoCommitReport
Lists the notes inside a commit report
Lists the notes inside a commit report.
Try: “Show annotations in that report”
Read · getBitbucketRepoCommitReportAnnotations
Lists pull requests in a repository
Lists pull requests in a repository.
Try: “List open pull requests in web-app”
Read · listBitbucketRepoPullRequests
Opens one pull request
Opens one pull request.
Try: “Show pull request 57”
Read · getBitbucketRepoPullRequest
Shows the code changes in a pull request
Shows the code changes in a pull request.
Try: “Show the diff of pull request 57”
Read · getBitbucketRepoPullRequestDiff
Lists comments on a pull request
Lists comments on a pull request.
Try: “Show comments on pull request 57”
Read · listBitbucketRepoPullRequestComments
Lists tasks on a pull request
Lists tasks on a pull request.
Try: “List tasks on pull request 57”
Read · listBitbucketRepoPullRequestTasks
Opens a new pull request
Opens a new pull request.
Try: “Open a pull request from fix-login to main”
Write · createBitbucketRepoPullRequest
Edits a pull request
Edits a pull request.
Try: “Change the title of pull request 57”
Write · updateBitbucketRepoPullRequest
Merges a pull request
Merges a pull request.
Try: “Merge pull request 57”
Write · mergeBitbucketRepoPullRequest
Approves a pull request
Approves a pull request.
Try: “Approve pull request 57”
Write · approveBitbucketRepoPullRequest
Asks for changes on a pull request
Asks for changes on a pull request.
Try: “Request changes on pull request 57”
Write · requestChangesOnBitbucketRepoPullRequest
Comments on a pull request
Comments on a pull request.
Try: “Comment on pull request 57”
Write · addBitbucketRepoPullRequestComment
Marks a pull request comment resolved
Marks a pull request comment resolved.
Try: “Resolve that comment”
Write · resolveBitbucketRepoPullRequestComment
Reopens a resolved pull request comment
Reopens a resolved pull request comment.
Try: “Reopen that comment”
Write · reopenBitbucketRepoPullRequestComment
Adds a task to a pull request
Adds a task to a pull request.
Try: “Add a task to update docs”
Write · createBitbucketRepoPullRequestTask
Marks a pull request task done or open
Marks a pull request task done or open.
Try: “Mark that task done”
Write · setBitbucketRepoPullRequestTaskState
Creates a branch
Creates a branch.
Try: “Create a branch called fix-login”
Write · createBitbucketRepoBranch
Commits file changes to a repository
Commits file changes to a repository.
Try: “Commit this change to fix-login”
Write · createBitbucketRepoCommit
Lists pipeline runs in a repository
Lists pipeline runs in a repository.
Try: “Show recent pipeline runs”
Read · listBitbucketRepoPipelines
Shows one pipeline run
Shows one pipeline run.
Try: “Show the latest pipeline run”
Read · getBitbucketRepoPipeline
Lists the steps of a pipeline run
Lists the steps of a pipeline run.
Try: “Show steps of that run”
Read · listBitbucketRepoPipelineSteps
Shows one pipeline step
Shows one pipeline step.
Try: “Show the test step”
Read · getBitbucketRepoPipelineStep
Reads the log of a pipeline step
Reads the log of a pipeline step.
Try: “Show the log of the failed step”
Read · getBitbucketRepoPipelineStepLog
Starts a pipeline run
Starts a pipeline run.
Try: “Run the pipeline on main”
Write · runBitbucketRepoPipeline
Lists deployments of a repository
Lists deployments of a repository.
Try: “Show recent deployments”
Read · listBitbucketRepoDeployments
Shows one deployment
Shows one deployment.
Try: “Show the latest deployment”
Read · getBitbucketRepoDeployment
Lists deployment environments of a repository
Lists deployment environments of a repository.
Try: “List environments in web-app”
Read · listBitbucketRepoEnvironments
Shows one deployment environment
Shows one deployment environment.
Try: “Show the production environment”
Read · getBitbucketRepoEnvironment
Looks up related work and people around an item
Looks up related work and people around an item.
Try: “What is related to WEB-123?”
Read · getTeamworkGraphContext
Opens one item from the connected work graph
Opens one item from the connected work graph.
Try: “Show this item from the work graph”
Read · getTeamworkGraphObject
Adds a connection between items in the work graph
Adds a connection between items in the work graph.
Try: “Connect this page to WEB-123”
Write · addTeamworkGraphContext
Shows details about people in your organization
Shows details about people in your organization.
Try: “Tell me about Dana”
Read · getPeopleInfo
Shows the work a person or team is involved in
Shows the work a person or team is involved in.
Try: “What is Dana working on?”
Read · getWorkPortfolio
Shows recent work activity
Shows recent work activity.
Try: “What happened on my team this week?”
Read · getWorkActivity
Lists pull requests connected to a person or item
Lists pull requests connected to a person or item.
Try: “Which pull requests did Dana open?”
Read · getPullRequests
Shows who works with a person or on an item
Shows who works with a person or on an item.
Try: “Who collaborates with Dana?”
Read · getCollaborators
Searches code in connected repositories
Searches code in connected repositories.
Try: “Find where login is handled”
Read · searchCode
Reads a code file from a connected repository
Reads a code file from a connected repository.
Try: “Show src/auth.ts”
Read · getCodeFile
Lists a folder in a connected repository
Lists a folder in a connected repository.
Try: “List the src folder”
Read · listCodeDirectory
Scans a connected repository for an overview
Scans a connected repository for an overview.
Try: “Give me an overview of web-app”
Read · scanCodeRepo
Looks up a function or class in connected code
Looks up a function or class in connected code.
Try: “Show the login function”
Read · getCodeSymbol
Compares versions of a function or class
Compares versions of a function or class.
Try: “How did the login function change?”
Read · diffCodeSymbols
Opens one asset record
Opens one asset record.
Try: “Show laptop asset 17”
Read · getAssetsObject
Opens several asset records by ID
Opens several asset records by ID.
Try: “Show assets 17 and 18”
Read · getAssetsObjectsById
Shows an asset schema
Shows an asset schema.
Try: “Show the IT assets schema”
Read · getAssetsObjectSchema
Shows one asset type
Shows one asset type.
Try: “Show the Laptop type”
Read · getAssetsObjectType
Opens asset records as seen from a service desk
Opens asset records as seen from a service desk.
Try: “Show asset 17 for the IT desk”
Read · getAssetsServiceObjectsById
Lists asset schemas
Lists asset schemas.
Try: “List asset schemas”
Read · listAssetsObjectSchemas
Lists the fields of an asset type
Lists the fields of an asset type.
Try: “What fields does Laptop have?”
Read · listAssetsObjectTypeAttributes
Finds asset records with a query
Finds asset records with a query.
Try: “Find laptops assigned to Dana”
Read · queryAssetsObjects
Finds fields across an asset schema
Finds fields across an asset schema.
Try: “Find fields named serial”
Read · queryAssetsObjectSchemaAttributes
Finds asset records with an AQL query
Finds asset records with an AQL query.
Try: “Run an AQL query for expired licenses”
Read · queryAssetsObjectsUsingAql
Finds asset types
Finds asset types.
Try: “Find asset types about devices”
Read · queryAssetsObjectTypes
Finds the ways asset types relate
Finds the ways asset types relate.
Try: “How do assets relate to people?”
Read · queryAssetsReferenceTypes
Searches asset records by keyword
Searches asset records by keyword.
Try: “Search assets for MacBook”
Read · searchAssetsObjects
Lists your Loom videos and items
Lists your Loom videos and items.
Try: “List my recent Looms”
Read · listLoomObjects
Reads the content of Loom videos, such as the transcript
Reads the content of Loom videos, such as the transcript.
Try: “Summarize my latest Loom”
Read · getLoomObjectsContent
Gives a download link for a Loom video
Gives a download link for a Loom video.
Try: “Get a download link for this Loom”
Read · getLoomVideoDownloadUrl
Lists your Loom folders
Lists your Loom folders.
Try: “List my Loom folders”
Read · listLoomObjectFolders
Starts uploading a video to Loom
Starts uploading a video to Loom.
Try: “Upload this video to Loom”
Write · createLoomObjectUpload
Publishes a Loom video
Publishes a Loom video.
Try: “Publish this Loom”
Write · publishLoomObject
Changes a Loom video's title or details
Changes a Loom video's title or details.
Try: “Rename this Loom”
Write · updateLoomObjectMetadata
Changes who can see a Loom video
Changes who can see a Loom video.
Try: “Make this Loom private”
Write · updateLoomObjectVisibility
Shares a Loom video with people
Shares a Loom video with people.
Try: “Share this Loom with Dana”
Write · shareLoomObject
Adds a comment or reaction to a Loom video
Adds a comment or reaction to a Loom video.
Try: “Comment on this Loom”
Write · addLoomInteraction
Creates a Loom folder
Creates a Loom folder.
Try: “Create a Loom folder called Demos”
Write · createLoomObjectFolder
Moves a Loom video to a folder
Moves a Loom video to a folder.
Try: “Move this Loom to Demos”
Write · moveLoomObjectToFolder
Brings back a deleted Loom video
Brings back a deleted Loom video.
Try: “Recover my deleted Loom”
Write · recoverLoomVideo
Searches goals
Searches goals.
Try: “Find goals about onboarding”
Read · searchGoals
Opens one goal
Opens one goal.
Try: “Show the onboarding goal”
Read · getGoal
Opens one update on a goal
Opens one update on a goal.
Try: “Show the latest update on this goal”
Read · getGoalUpdate
Lists the types of goals
Lists the types of goals.
Try: “What goal types exist?”
Read · getGoalTypes
Creates a goal
Creates a goal.
Try: “Create a goal to cut sign-up time”
Write · createGoal
Posts an update on a goal
Posts an update on a goal.
Try: “Post an update on this goal”
Write · createGoalUpdate
Links work to goals
Links work to goals.
Try: “Link WEB-123 to this goal”
Write · addConnectionsToGoals
Searches Atlassian projects
Searches Atlassian projects.
Try: “Find projects about checkout”
Read · searchProjects
Opens one project
Opens one project.
Try: “Show the checkout project”
Read · getProject
Opens one project update
Opens one project update.
Try: “Show the latest project update”
Read · getProjectUpdate
Creates a project
Creates a project.
Try: “Create a project for the redesign”
Write · createProject
Posts an update on a project
Posts an update on a project.
Try: “Post a status update on the redesign”
Write · createProjectUpdate
Links work to projects
Links work to projects.
Try: “Link WEB-123 to the redesign”
Write · addConnectionsToProjects
Searches teams
Searches teams.
Try: “Find the platform team”
Read · searchTeams
Opens one team
Opens one team.
Try: “Show the platform team”
Read · getTeam
Creates a team
Creates a team.
Try: “Create a team called Mobile”
Write · createTeam
Edits a team
Edits a team.
Try: “Rename the Mobile team”
Write · updateTeam
Searches focus areas
Searches focus areas.
Try: “Find focus areas about growth”
Read · searchFocusAreas
Opens one focus area
Opens one focus area.
Try: “Show the growth focus area”
Read · getFocusArea
Lists the types of focus areas
Lists the types of focus areas.
Try: “What focus area types exist?”
Read · getFocusAreaTypes
Creates a focus area
Creates a focus area.
Try: “Create a focus area for growth”
Write · createFocusArea
Edits a focus area
Edits a focus area.
Try: “Rename the growth focus area”
Write · updateFocusArea
Posts a status update on a focus area
Posts a status update on a focus area.
Try: “Post a status on the growth area”
Write · createFocusAreaStatusUpdate
Links work to a focus area
Links work to a focus area.
Try: “Link this project to the growth area”
Write · linkToFocusArea
Shows a person's talent profile
Shows a person's talent profile.
Try: “Show Dana's skills”
Read · getTalentUser
Lists the fields in the talent data
Lists the fields in the talent data.
Try: “What talent fields exist?”
Read · getTalentFields
Searches open positions
Searches open positions.
Try: “Find open design positions”
Read · searchTalentPositions
Opens one position
Opens one position.
Try: “Show the design lead position”
Read · getTalentPosition
Lists positions tied to a team or area
Lists positions tied to a team or area.
Try: “Show positions for Mobile”
Read · getTalentPositionsByEntity
Shows talent numbers for a group
Shows talent numbers for a group.
Try: “Show skill counts for Mobile”
Read · getTalentGroupMetrics
Adds a skill to the talent data
Adds a skill to the talent data.
Try: “Add the skill Kotlin”
Write · createTalentSkill
Updates which skills a person has
Updates which skills a person has.
Try: “Add Kotlin to Dana's skills”
Write · updateTalentWorkerSkillMappings
Updates which focus areas a position supports
Updates which focus areas a position supports.
Try: “Tie this position to growth”
Write · updateTalentPositionFocusAreaMappings
Shows how people's time is allocated in a plan
Shows how people's time is allocated in a plan.
Try: “Show allocations for next quarter”
Read · getCapacityPlanAllocations
Finds non-project work in a capacity plan
Finds non-project work in a capacity plan.
Try: “Find meetings time in the plan”
Read · searchCapacityPlanNonProjectWork
Changes how someone's time is allocated
Changes how someone's time is allocated.
Try: “Move Dana to 50 percent on the redesign”
Write · updateCapacityPlanAllocation
Adds non-project work to a capacity plan
Adds non-project work to a capacity plan.
Try: “Add on-call time to the plan”
Write · createCapacityPlanNonProjectWork
Edits non-project work in a capacity plan
Edits non-project work in a capacity plan.
Try: “Change on-call time to 10 percent”
Write · updateCapacityPlanNonProjectWork
Reads the instructions set for AI assistants in a Confluence space
Reads the instructions set for AI assistants in a Confluence space.
Try: “Show instructions for the Engineering space”
Read · getConfluenceSpaceInstructions
Used by the assistant behind the scenes
Shows your Atlassian account details
Shows your Atlassian account details.
Try: “Who am I in Atlassian?”
Read · atlassianUserInfo
Lists the Atlassian sites you can reach
Lists the Atlassian sites you can reach.
Try: “Which Atlassian sites do I have?”
Read · getAccessibleAtlassianResources
Looks up which tools exist for a task
Looks up which tools exist for a task.
Try: “What can you do in Confluence?”
Read · discover
Runs a read-only action found through discovery
Runs a read-only action found through discovery.
Try: “Run the read action you found”
Read · executeRead
Runs a changing action found through discovery
Runs a changing action found through discovery.
Try: “Run the write action you found”
Write · executeWrite
Runs a deleting action found through discovery
Runs a deleting action found through discovery.
Try: “Run the delete action you found”
Delete · executeDestructive
Returns rules for how to format page and comment content
Returns rules for how to format page and comment content.
Try: “Show the content format rules”
Read · getContentFormatGuide

From the official docs

Pros and cons

Good

Nothing to install: add one address and sign in with your Atlassian account
Built by Atlassian, covering Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket, Compass, Loom and more
Uses your existing permissions, so it only sees what you can see
Admins get audit logs, an allowed-apps list and IP allowlists
Works in Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, Codex, Copilot CLI and Gemini CLI
Single-product lookups and writes are free

Watch out

Atlassian Cloud only, with no Data Center support
Cannot limit it to certain projects or spaces
Read-only is an org-wide admin setting, not a personal one
Sign-ins expire often in several apps
Writes over about 5 KB are blocked in some Claude setups
Searches across products use shared Rovo credits

Permissions

medium risk · 8 things to watch

Medium risk

Your assistant can create and edit anything you can reach across Atlassian, and one report shows it linking the wrong ticket. Turn on your AI app's setting that asks before changes, and ask your admin to turn off Write if you only need to read.

What it can do

Read your data
Create and change things
Delete things
Read-only modeHow to turn it on

Watch out for

It can change anything you can, in every product
It acts with your full Atlassian access across Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket and more, and you cannot limit it to certain projects or spaces. Turn on your AI app's setting that asks before it makes changes. github.com
It can return the wrong ticket after creating one
One user got an unrelated issue back after a create call, and the assistant then linked the wrong ticket. Check issue keys before you approve follow-up edits. github.com
It can create duplicate Jira issues
A claude.ai user reports every create call made two identical tickets, and the report is still open. Look for doubles after bulk creates. github.com
Tool results carry notices aimed at the assistant
Responses have included vendor text telling the assistant what to say, which users flag as a pattern like prompt injection. Read what your assistant tells you before you act on it. github.com
Your account ID and flags go to the assistant
Version 2 results end with a block holding your Atlassian account ID, site ID and feature flags. That text goes into the assistant's context. github.com
Delete tools are off until an admin turns them on
Jira delete and manage tools need an org admin to enable them. Without that, the assistant cannot delete Jira items. support.atlassian.com
Admins can see every tool call and set the rules
Calls show in the audit log under Insights, filtered for Rovo MCP User Actions. Admins also choose which AI apps may connect, can turn off API token sign-in, and IP allowlists apply. support.atlassian.com
IP allowlists can block ChatGPT and claude.ai
Hosted apps call from their own IP addresses, not your VPN. If your org uses an allowlist, an admin must add the provider's ranges or tool calls return 403. github.com

Security advisories

No published security advisories as of Nov 1, 2026.

Technical details

Turning on read-only	An org admin can turn off Write for the whole organization in Atlassian Administration > Connectors > Atlassian MCP server > Permissions. There is no per-user read-only switch. Jira delete and manage tools are off until an admin enables them.
Talks to	mcp.atlassian.com (HTTPS, TLS 1.2+)
Sign-in and keys	Sign-in uses OAuth 2.1 in the browser; API tokens are an optional alternative that an admin must enable.
Scopes	Everything the signed-in user can access in Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket, Compass, Loom and Jira Service Management

Alternatives

Use Atlassian's hosted server if you are on Atlassian Cloud. Pick mcp-atlassian when you run Jira or Confluence on Server or Data Center, or want to host it yourself.

Server	Official	Runs	Sign-in	Can change things	Data Center	Stars
For Atlassian
Atlassian Rovo MCP ServerThis page	Official	Hosted	Account	Yes	No	1.1K
atlassian-dc-mcp	Community	–	–	–	Yes	106
Other tools for the same job
mcp-atlassian (sooperset)	Community	Local	API key	Yes	Yes	6.1K

What people say

People like how well it searches and writes across Jira and Confluence, and dislike the frequent sign-ins and the large-write limits.

What people like

Search across Confluence finds pages that Confluence's own search misses
Easy to have an agent write a Confluence page summarizing finished work
Official and hosted, using your existing Atlassian permissions with admin controls and audit logs
Reliability in Claude Code improved a lot after Atlassian's March 2026 fixes

Common complaints

Logins expire often, so agents stall waiting for you to sign in again
Confluence edits must resend the whole page, so small edits to large pages are impractical
Writes over about 5 KB get blocked in some Claude setups
No Data Center support, and no way to limit it to certain projects or spaces
Tool responses are large and use a lot of context

In their words

Hacker NewsMar 2026

“Considering how poor the Confluence search function is, the results from Confluence via an MCP-powered search are remarkably good.”

icanintospace Hacker NewsMar 2026

“You can use the Copilot CLI with the atlassian mcp to super easily edit/create confluence pages.”

Jagerbizzle Hacker NewsSep 2026

“Atlassian’s MCP is phenomenal and they e had theirs longer than Linear”

blackqueeriroh GitHub issueOct 2026

“My Atlassian MCP is extremely unusable for agentic work because it considers me logged out several times per day.”

Ghostbird

4 more quotes

GitHub issueAug 2026

“I use Claude Code to manage Jira Epic and Story creation and updates from the local repo. Numerous stories can easily be above 5KB in size. Each get blocked.”

clafollett Hacker NewsMar 2026

“I'm good, yet my coworkers keep having problems using the Atlassian MCP.”

bmurphy1976 GitHub issueOct 2026

“+1 here with around 500 users. Even it will be an extra-paid feature, still worth it. Prefer to use it than any open source one.”

dosilyoun GitHub issueMar 2026

“this has been MUCH BETTER recently...”

badams-scriptly

Questions

What is the Atlassian MCP server URL?

Use . Older version 1 addresses still work and now use the same tools, but the old address is no longer supported.

Is the Atlassian MCP server free?

Single-product lookups and writes are free. Searches that use Atlassian's shared knowledge graph cost 1 to 10 Rovo credits each from your organization's pool, and tools still in beta are not billed.

Is it safe to connect Jira and Confluence to my AI assistant?

It acts with your own Atlassian permissions, so it can change anything you can. Turn on your AI app's setting that asks before changes, and check issue keys before you approve edits.

Does it work with Jira or Confluence Data Center?

No. It supports Atlassian Cloud only, and Atlassian has given no date for Data Center. Self-hosted teams use a community server instead.

Can I make it read-only?

Only an org admin can, by turning off Write for the whole organization. There is no read-only switch for one user.

Can I limit it to certain Jira projects or Confluence spaces?

Not yet. Users have asked for it, and Atlassian says it is not on the committed roadmap.

Can it delete Jira issues?

Not by default. Jira delete tools stay off until an org admin turns them on.

Why does it keep asking me to sign in?

Sign-ins expire often, and users report being logged out several times a day or after a few idle days. Reconnect the server in your app, or ask your admin to enable API token sign-in for a steadier login.

Can I use it without a browser sign-in?

Yes, with an API token, but an org admin has to turn on API token sign-in first. Use your email and token, or a service account key.

Why don't Jira Service Management tools show up?

Those tools only work with API token sign-in, and only after an org admin enables it. Browser sign-in does not offer them.

Examples

Find open bugs in a Jira project
Find all open bugs in Project Alpha.
Source
Turn meeting notes into Jira issues
Make five Jira issues from these notes.
Source
Summarize a Confluence page
Summarize the Q2 planning page.
Source
Move a ticket forward from your editor
Move PROJ-456 to 'In Review' and add a comment that the PR is up.
Source
Link Jira work to a Confluence release page
Link these three Jira work items to the 'Release Plan' page.
Source
Get action items from a Loom recording
Summarize this Loom walkthrough and list the action items.
Source

Information

updated Nov 2, 2026

Publisher: Atlassian (official)
Endpoint: https://mcp.atlassian.com/v2/mcp
Transport: Streamable HTTP
Auth: OAuth
Version: 2.0.0
License: Apache-2.0
Last commit: Oct 29, 2026
Open issues: 97
Listed in: Official MCP registry

Website Supported tools GitHub Official MCP Registry API token authentication Issues

Other Atlassian MCP servers

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Sources

Docs, issue trackers and discussions this page is built from. Issues, quotes and findings above link to their own source.

Show all 18

Getting started with the Atlassian remote MCP server · support.atlassian.com
Atlassian MCP server README · github.com
Community discussion · github.com
Community discussion · github.com
Atlassian Rovo MCP Server supported tools · support.atlassian.com
Configure Atlassian MCP server permissions · support.atlassian.com
Control Atlassian Rovo MCP server settings · support.atlassian.com
Limit to projects or spaces · github.com
Wrong issue data after create · github.com
Rovo usage limits · support.atlassian.com
Configuring authentication via API token · support.atlassian.com
Atlassian on the Cursor Marketplace · cursor.com
Community discussion · news.ycombinator.com
Community discussion · news.ycombinator.com
Community discussion · github.com
Community discussion · github.com
mcp-atlassian · github.com
atlassian-dc-mcp · github.com

Good for

Cursor

Known problems

Windsurf

Gemini CLI

Claude Code

Known problems

Claude Desktop

Known problems

VS Code (GitHub Copilot)

Known problems

OpenAI Codex

Known problems

GitHub Copilot CLI

Known problems

ChatGPT (developer mode)

Known problems

Cline

Zed

JetBrains AI Assistant

OpenCode

n8n

Good

Watch out

What it can do

Watch out for

Security advisories

What people like

Common complaints

In their words

What is the Atlassian MCP server URL?

Is the Atlassian MCP server free?

Is it safe to connect Jira and Confluence to my AI assistant?

Does it work with Jira or Confluence Data Center?

Can I make it read-only?

Can I limit it to certain Jira projects or Confluence spaces?

Can it delete Jira issues?

Why does it keep asking me to sign in?

Can I use it without a browser sign-in?

Why don't Jira Service Management tools show up?