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@teolin/mcp-atlassian

v3.3.6

Published

MCP server for Atlassian Jira operations

Readme

Atlassian MCP Server

Features

Model Context Protocol server for Atlassian Jira operations using the Atlassian CLI (acli) running locally, on your machine, completely private.

  • Dual Authentication: Supports both OAuth (acli) and Basic Auth (API token) with automatic fallback
  • Jira Ticket Information: Retrieve ticket details including summary, description, and acceptance criteria
  • Ticket Extraction: Automatically extract Jira ticket keys from text (PR titles, branch names, etc.)
  • Browser Integration: Opens tickets in your default browser for quick access
  • Auto-Authentication: Attempts to authenticate using credentials from .env file
  • CLI Integration: Uses Atlassian CLI for seamless Jira access
  • Robust Fallback: Automatically tries multiple auth methods for maximum reliability

This is a local stdio MCP server that runs on your machine and consumes fewer tokens and less context. For comparison with Atlassian's official solution:

| Feature | This MCP (@teolin/mcp-atlassian) | Atlassian Remote MCP Server | | ------------------ | --------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------ | | Type | Local stdio server | Remote HTTP server (cloud-hosted) | | Authentication | OAuth (acli) + Basic Auth (API token) with fallback | OAuth | | Scope | Jira only | Jira + Confluence | | Setup | Install npm package, configure auth (flexible) | OAuth setup via Atlassian portal | | Access | Personal (your machine) | Team-wide (enterprise) | | Performance | Fast (local, no network latency) | Network-dependent | | Features | Ticket info, extraction, browser open | Bulk operations, enterprise security |

Use this MCP if: You want a lightweight, local solution for Jira ticket operations Use Atlassian's Remote MCP if: You need enterprise features, Confluence access, or team-wide deployment

Prerequisites

  • Node.js >=18.0.0
  • Atlassian CLI (acli) installed and authenticated
  • Jira instance URL
# 1. Install Atlassian CLI
npm install -g @atlassian/forge-cli

# 2. Setup environment
cp .env.example .env
# Add:
#   JIRA_BASE_URL=https://your-domain.atlassian.net
#   JIRA_AUTH_STRATEGY=auto  # auto, oauth, or basic

# Choose one authentication method:
# OAuth (recommended):
#   JIRA_SITE=your-domain.atlassian.net
acli jira auth login --site your-domain.atlassian.net

# OR Basic Auth:
#   [email protected]
#   JIRA_API_TOKEN=your-api-token

# The MCP automatically tries OAuth first, then falls back to Basic Auth

Setup

| Method | Pros | Cons | When | | -------------- | ----------------------------- | -------------------------------- | -------------- | | npx | No install, latest version | Slower, needs internet | Quick demos | | Global npm | Instant, offline | Takes disk space, manual updates | Default choice | | Local npm | Version controlled, team sync | Extra disk per project | Shared teams |

# Option 1: npx (fastest)
claude mcp add atlassian --scope user -- npx --yes @teolin/mcp-atlassian
gemini mcp add atlassian npx --yes @teolin/mcp-atlassian

# Option 2: Global install (recommended)
npm install --global @teolin/mcp-atlassian
claude mcp add atlassian --scope user -- atlassian-mcp
gemini mcp add atlassian atlassian-mcp

# Option 3: Local project
npm install @teolin/mcp-atlassian
claude mcp add atlassian --scope project -- node ./node_modules/@teolin/mcp-atlassian/src/index.js

# Verify
claude mcp list
gemini mcp list

# Remove
claude mcp remove atlassian --scope user
gemini mcp remove atlassian

Available Tools

1. jira_ticket_info

Get detailed information about a Jira ticket.

Parameters:

  • ticket_key (string, required): Jira ticket key (e.g., "PAB-2197")
  • working_directory (string, optional): Working directory path

Features:

  • Retrieves ticket details via Atlassian CLI
  • Extracts acceptance criteria from ticket description
  • Automatically opens ticket in browser
  • Falls back gracefully if CLI fails

2. jira_extract_ticket_from_text

Extract Jira ticket key from text.

Parameters:

  • text (string, required): Text to search for ticket key

Examples:

  • Branch name: feat/PAB-123-descriptionPAB-123
  • PR title: [ABC-456] Fix bugABC-456

3. jira_open_ticket

Open a Jira ticket in the default browser.

Parameters:

  • ticket_key (string, required): Jira ticket key to open

4. jira_auth_status

Check Atlassian CLI authentication status.

Ticket Key Pattern

The server recognizes Jira ticket keys in the format: [A-Z]+-\d+

Examples: PAB-123, PROJ-456, ABC-789