Atlassian Server MCP

中文 README

A single TypeScript MCP 2.x stdio server for Jira, Confluence, and Bitbucket Data Center. It combines high-frequency typed tools with a fixed REST operation registry discovered through generic tools, so the complete registry never floods tools/list.

Features

• Three products, one server — Jira DC platform APIs plus the Jira Software Agile APIs (boards, sprints, backlog, epics), Confluence, and Bitbucket pull-request workflows.

• Tiered exposure — operations carry an intrinsic read / safe / risky / max tier; the agent only sees what your configured tier and FORCE globs allow. An agent exposure boundary, not an authorization boundary.

• Safe by default — starts read-only, TLS verification on, PAT auth preferred, credentials redacted from every error and log line.

• Policy generated from official specs — the exposure policy is built from pinned Atlassian OpenAPI snapshots; atlassian_discover_operations reports exactly what a running server exposes.

• Strict pre-flight doctor — validates configuration, credentials, reachability, TLS, and file-root writability before you wire up a client.

Related MCP server: Atlassian MCP Server

Quick start (5 minutes)

1. Install and build (Node.js 22 or newer):

   pnpm install
   pnpm build

2. Configure at least one product. A product is enabled when its URL is present; a non-empty product PAT wins, otherwise the shared Basic credentials are required:

   export JIRA_URL=https://jira.example.internal
   export JIRA_TOKEN=...
   # optional: CONFLUENCE_URL / CONFLUENCE_TOKEN, BITBUCKET_URL / BITBUCKET_TOKEN
   # Basic fallback (shared): ATLASSIAN_USERNAME + ATLASSIAN_PASSWORD

3. Point your MCP client at the server:

   {
     "mcpServers": {
       "atlassian-dc": {
         "command": "node",
         "args": ["/absolute/path/to/atlassian-server-mcp/dist/cli.js"],
         "env": {
           "JIRA_URL": "https://jira.example.internal",
           "JIRA_TOKEN": "..."
         }
       }
     }
   }

   When the package is published, npx @zaimokuza/atlassian-server-mcp works the same way.

4. Verify with the strict pre-flight check:

   npx @zaimokuza/atlassian-server-mcp doctor

   Any FAIL exits non-zero; WARN never blocks.

Security warning

• TLS certificate and hostname verification is on by default. --no-tls-verify / ATLASSIAN_TLS_VERIFY=false disables it and is only acceptable for local testing against self-signed endpoints — an active network attacker can then impersonate your server.

• The exposure tier defaults to read. --exposure-tier=safe|risky|max widens what an LLM agent may invoke; it never replaces Atlassian PAT permissions.

• See the Wiki Security Model page for the threat model.

Compatibility

Generation/test baseline (not a startup allowlist — other versions start with a warning and actual compatibility is determined by the target instance):

Node.js >=22 is required. Jira Service Management, Assets, and Marketplace app APIs are outside v1.

Documentation

User documentation lives in the project Wiki (content source under docs/wiki/; the Wiki itself is enabled by the maintainer on deployment):

• Installation · Client configuration · Authentication and TLS · Exposure tiers · Troubleshooting

Project/developer documentation:

• docs/en/architecture.md — runtime data flow and sources of truth

• docs/en/exposure-policy.md — operation-level exposure policy, generated from official specs

• docs/en/tool-contracts.md — metadata-first writes, body templates, error contract

• docs/en/test-strategy.md — CI vs. real-product E2E evidence boundaries, plus the local Data Center E2E walkthrough

• docs/en/release-process.md — maintainer release memo

Chinese counterparts of every page live under docs/zh-CN/ and docs/wiki/zh-CN/; the English version is authoritative.

Contributing and support

Development setup and the generated-files discipline are documented in AGENTS.md and the developer documentation above. Report bugs and request features through GitHub issues.