Provides comprehensive access to Bitbucket Cloud API features for managing repositories, pull requests, issues, branches, pipelines, deployments, webhooks, and more. Supports automation of pull request workflows including creation, approval, merging and commenting.
Enables deployment of the MCP server using Docker containers, with prebuilt images available on GitHub Container Registry (GHCR) for easy deployment in containerized environments.
Integrates with GitHub for package distribution via GitHub Container Registry (GHCR) and release management, allowing users to access prebuilt Docker images and releases from GitHub.
Bitbucket MCP Server
Bitbucket MCP is a high-performance, stateless server that brings the full power of the Bitbucket Cloud API to your automation, CI/CD pipelines, bots, and Rust-based integrations. Built in Rust for speed and reliability, Bitbucket MCP makes it easy to securely access and manage Bitbucket repositories, pull requests, issues, and more—whether you're building developer tools, workflow automation, or DevOps solutions.
Why Bitbucket MCP?
- Seamless Bitbucket API Integration: Access all major Bitbucket Cloud features—repositories, pull requests, issues, branches, pipelines, deployments, and more—using a modern Rust codebase.
- Perfect for Automation & Bots: Expose Bitbucket as Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools, ideal for bots, CI/CD, and workflow automation.
- Secure by Default: Uses only
rustls
for TLS (no OpenSSL headaches), and supports Bitbucket App Password authentication. - Docker-Ready: Deploy anywhere with our prebuilt Docker images on GHCR, or build locally in minutes.
- Battle-Tested: Comprehensive test suite covers all public API methods, ensuring reliability for your integrations.
Quick Start: Bitbucket API Automation in Rust
1. Use the Prebuilt Docker Image from GHCR
- Find all tags/releases at: GitHub Releases
- See GHCR package
2. Build and Run Locally (Rust)
Supported Bitbucket Operations (via MCP)
- List and manage repositories, workspaces, pull requests, issues, branches, tags, commits
- Get repository, workspace, and user details
- Automate pull request workflows: create, update, approve, decline, merge, comment, and manage tasks
- Integrate with Bitbucket pipelines, deployments, downloads, webhooks, snippets, and projects
- See
src/common/bitbucket.rs
for the full API
Bitbucket Authentication
- Create a Bitbucket App Password with
Repository:Read
andPull requests:Read
permissions. - Set
BITBUCKET_API_USERNAME
to your Atlassian email. - Set
BITBUCKET_APP_PASSWORD
to your App Password.
Project Structure
src/common/bitbucket.rs
— Bitbucket API integration logicsrc/bitbucket_stdio.rs
— Server entry pointCargo.toml
— Dependency configuration (usesrustls
only)Dockerfile
— Multi-stage build, no OpenSSLtests/bitbucket.rs
— Full test suite for all public API methods
License
MIT
Bitbucket MCP is the best way to automate Bitbucket Cloud with Rust, bots, or CI/CD. Star the repo and try it today!
Example: VS Code MCP Settings for Docker Integration
You can configure the VS Code MCP extension to launch the Bitbucket MCP server automatically using Docker. Add the following to your .vscode/settings.json
(or your global MCP settings file):
Replace <your_username>
and <your_app_password>
with your Bitbucket credentials. You can also specify a particular image tag instead of latest
if needed.
This configuration allows the MCP extension to start the Bitbucket MCP server in Docker automatically when you use Bitbucket tools in VS Code.
Example: Cursor MCP Settings for Docker Integration
You can configure Cursor to launch the Bitbucket MCP server automatically using Docker. Add the following to your .cursor/mcp.json
(for project) or ~/.cursor/mcp.json
(for global use):
Replace <your_username>
and <your_app_password>
with your Bitbucket credentials. You can also specify a particular image tag instead of latest
if needed.
This configuration allows Cursor to start the Bitbucket MCP server in Docker automatically when you use Bitbucket tools.
This server cannot be installed
remote-capable server
The server can be hosted and run remotely because it primarily relies on remote services or has no dependency on the local environment.
Access all major Bitbucket Cloud features—repositories, pull requests, issues, branches, pipelines, deployments, and more—using a modern Rust codebase. Expose Bitbucket as Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools, ideal for bots, CI/CD, and workflow automation.
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