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"Automating Jira or Trello ticket creation using MCP" matching MCP tools:

  • Request a Ticket Granting Ticket (TGT) using password, hash, or certificate authentication. Obtain TGT for lateral movement, credential testing, or pass-the-ticket to current session.
    MIT
  • Verify that the trello-ops-mcp server is running and reachable without Trello credentials, enabling quick isolation of MCP connection issues before troubleshooting further.
    MIT
  • Produce a ticket-ready remediation payload for a chokepoint, containing summary, justification, change plan, and rollback note for direct paste into Jira or ServiceNow.
    MIT
  • Create or update Jira tickets, transition status, assign, comment, link issues, and log work in a single call using Jira wiki markup.
    MIT

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  • Record investigation steps, evidence, findings, or remediation actions directly on a Jira ticket. Preserves the audit trail of security incident responses.
    Apache 2.0
  • Search your entire Trello account for cards and boards using Trello query syntax, including filters like label, due date, and assignee.
    MIT
  • Remove a comment from a Jira ticket permanently. Use comment IDs from get_ticket with include_comments; this action cannot be undone.
    MIT
  • Delete a Jira ticket worklog by ticket ID and worklog ID; this action is irreversible. Retrieve worklog IDs with get_ticket using include_worklogs.
    MIT
  • Fetch complete details of a Jira ticket by providing its key. View status, assignee, priority, and description to resolve issues faster.
    MIT
  • Retrieves and consolidates Jira ticket requirements, comments, architecture docs, and coding standards. Call this first when starting work on a ticket.
    MIT
  • Retrieve Jira ticket creation fields for a specific project and issue type, showing field IDs, names, required flags, schemas, and allowed values.
    MIT
  • Convert a failed test result into a bug ticket in GitHub Issues, Jira, or Azure DevOps. Supports dry-run and live creation.
    MIT