db3-atlassian-mcp 1.0.0

Atlassian MCP Server — Jira and Confluence tools for AI IDEs

Atlassian MCP Server

Connect your IDE to Jira and Confluence. Read, create, and update tickets and wiki pages right from your editor.

Install

Quick (via uvx)

If you have uv installed:

uvx db3-atlassian-mcp@latest

From source

git clone https://github.com/db3net/db3-atlassian-mcp.git
cd db3-atlassian-mcp
bash install.sh

You'll be prompted for:

• Your Atlassian instance URL (e.g. https://yourcompany.atlassian.net)
• Your email address
• An API token (create one here)

That's it. The script sets up everything and configures your IDE automatically.

Once installed, open Kiro and ask it something like "Can you check if my Atlassian MCP server is connected?" to verify everything is working.

What You Can Do

Jira

• Fetch any ticket by key (e.g. INFOSEC-2239)
• Search tickets with JQL
• View sub-tasks for a parent ticket
• Create new tickets with optional parent for sub-task linking
• Update tickets — change fields, transition status, add comments
• Assign tickets by name or email (no account IDs needed)
• Attach files to tickets

Confluence

• Read any page by pasting its URL or page ID
• Search pages with CQL
• Browse all pages in a space
• Create new pages (with optional parent page)
• Update existing pages with rich formatting

Updating

Run the installer again. It pulls the latest code and updates dependencies without overwriting your credentials.

Uninstall

rm -rf ~/.atlassian-mcp

Then remove the "me-atlassian" entry from ~/.kiro/settings/mcp.json.

License

MIT