Jira MCP Server with OAuth

# Smithery TypeScript configuration - MULTI-TENANT READY! name: jira-mcp-oauth version: 5.4.0 description: "Multi-tenant Jira MCP Server with Browser OAuth - Works with ANY Jira instance!" # Use TypeScript runtime with OAuth-enabled server runtime: "typescript" entrypoint: "src/index.ts" startCommand: type: "http" configSchema: type: "object" required: ["companyUrl", "userEmail"] properties: companyUrl: type: "string" title: "Company Jira URL" description: "Your company's Jira URL (e.g., https://company.atlassian.net)" placeholder: "https://your-company.atlassian.net" userEmail: type: "string" title: "Your Email" description: "Your work email address" placeholder: "user@company.com" authMethod: type: "string" enum: ["oauth"] default: "oauth" title: "Authentication Method" description: "Browser OAuth (automatic token retrieval)" # Installation instructions for users instructions: | ## 🚀 Multi-Tenant Installation Steps: 1. **Enter YOUR Jira URL** (e.g., https://your-company.atlassian.net) in the form above 2. **Enter YOUR email** address that you use to log into Jira 3. **Install** this MCP server from Smithery 4. **Open Claude Desktop** - the server will be auto-configured for YOUR Jira instance 5. **Run the tool** `start_oauth` to begin browser authentication 6. **Login** with YOUR Atlassian account in the browser 7. **Done!** YOUR Jira is now connected to Claude ## 🌐 Works with ANY Jira Instance: - ✅ your-company.atlassian.net - ✅ startup-name.atlassian.net - ✅ enterprise-corp.atlassian.net - ✅ ANY Atlassian Cloud Jira! ## 🛠️ Available Tools: - `oauth_status` - Check authentication status - `start_oauth` - Start browser login process - `test_jira_connection` - Test your connection - `jira_get_issue` - Get issue details - `jira_search` - Search issues with JQL - `list_projects` - List your projects - `help` - Get usage help ## ⚡ No API tokens needed - just provide YOUR Jira URL and browser login!