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ticket-analyzer-mcp

v1.2.4

Published

MCP server to read Trello cards and Jira issues

Readme

ticket-analyzer-mcp

A Claude Code plugin that connects Trello and Jira directly to your coding session. Fetch any ticket, and Claude reads it in full context — description, comments, checklists, attachments, labels, sprint, epic — then maps it to your actual codebase to give you a concrete implementation plan.

No more copy-pasting tickets into the chat. No more asking Claude to explore the whole repo from scratch every time.


What it does

Exposes six MCP tools to Claude:

| Tool | Description | |------|-------------| | get_trello_card | Fetch a Trello card by ID | | get_jira_issue | Fetch a Jira issue by key | | list_trello_cards | List or search cards on a board | | search_jira_issues | Search issues with natural language (auto-translated to JQL) | | add_trello_comment | Post a comment on a Trello card | | add_jira_comment | Post a comment on a Jira issue |

Claude can also read image attachments (wireframes, mockups) and text attachments (.html, .sql, .txt, .json) directly from the ticket — it asks before fetching to keep token usage in check.


Commands

Once installed, use these skills inside Claude Code:

/ticket-analyzer:analize PROJ-123       # Jira issue
/ticket-analyzer:analize abc123xyz      # Trello card (auto-detected)

/ticket-analyzer:search jira bugs in current sprint assigned to me
/ticket-analyzer:search trello cards in "In Progress" about payments

/ticket-analyzer:setup                  # Configure credentials (first-time wizard)
/ticket-analyzer:update                 # Update to the latest version

Installation

1. Add the marketplace source

claude plugin marketplace add ocampott/ticket-analyzer-mcp

2. Install the plugin

claude plugin install ticket-analyzer@ticket-analyzer-mcp

3. Run the setup wizard

Inside Claude Code:

/ticket-analyzer:setup

The wizard walks you through entering your Trello and/or Jira credentials and verifies the connection before saving anything.


Getting credentials

Trello — go to trello.com/app-key, copy your API Key, then click "Token" to generate an access token.

Jira — go to id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/security/api-tokens and create a new token. Your JIRA_HOST is just the subdomain, e.g. mycompany.atlassian.net (no https://).


Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • Claude Code

FAQ

Are my credentials safe? Yes — they're stored as environment variables via claude mcp add and never hardcoded in any file.

Can I use only Trello or only Jira? Yes. The setup wizard lets you configure one or both. The MCP works fine with just one integration.

How does Claude know where to look in my codebase? On first analysis, Claude explores the project and caches a summary in .claude/project-context.md and .claude/patterns.md. On subsequent tickets it uses that cache to skip redundant exploration and reuse known patterns.

How do I remove it?

claude mcp remove ticket-analyzer