Provides integration with the Atlassian suite of products including JIRA, Confluence, and BitBucket
Provides access to repository information, branch management, Pull Request operations, file content retrieval, file creation and editing, and Pipelines integration
Allows retrieving page content, searching pages with CQL, working with spaces, creating and updating pages, and handling attachments and comments
Enables searching tasks via JQL, creating new tasks, adding comments, managing workflows, time tracking with Tempo, and working with projects and epics
Atlassian MCP for Cursor IDE
Managed Code Plugin (MCP) for Cursor IDE, providing integration with Atlassian products: JIRA, Confluence and BitBucket.
Possibilities
JIRA integration
Searching for tasks using JQL
Getting detailed information about tasks
Creating new tasks
Adding comments to tasks
Workflow management
Integration with Tempo for time tracking
Working with projects and epics
Confluence integration
Getting page content
Searching Pages Using CQL
Getting information about spaces
Creating new pages
Updating existing pages
Working with attachments and comments
BitBucket integration
Getting information about repositories
Getting information about branches
Creating new branches
Working with Pull Requests
Getting file contents
Creating and editing files
Integration with Pipelines
Related MCP server: AI Development Assistant MCP Server
Requirements
Node.js (v14 or higher)
npm (v6 or higher)
Cursor IDE
Atlassian account with API access
Installation
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/solidus-/atlassian-cursor-mcp.git cd atlassian-cursor-mcpInstall dependencies:
npm installSet up Atlassian credentials:
Copy
.env.exampleto.envUpdate the values with your Atlassian credentials
Assemble the project:
npm run buildStart the MCP server:
npm start
Setting up Cursor IDE
Open Cursor IDE
Go to Settings > Features > MCP Servers
Add a new MCP server with the following details:
Name: Atlassian MCP
Type: HTTP
Usage
Once you have set up MCP in Cursor IDE, you will be able to interact with Atlassian products directly from the IDE. For example:
Search JIRA issues related to your current issue
Create new tasks for detected bugs
View documentation in Confluence
Create or update files in BitBucket repositories
Create Pull Requests for your changes
Keep track of time spent on tasks
Development
To run MCP in development mode with automatic reboot:
Project structure
License
MIT