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"How to create tasks or issues in Jira" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve detailed information about any issue from GitHub, GitLab, Jira, Azure DevOps, or Linear by its unique ID. For Jira Epics, includes linked child issues.
    MIT
  • Bulk create Jira issues using field dictionaries for multiple entries. Specify issue types like 'Bug', 'Task', or 'Story' as per your Jira instance, and optionally reload created issues.
    MIT
  • Retrieve Jira issues by submitting a JQL query to filter and fetch specific results, with options to limit the number of returned entries using the Jira MCP Server.
    MIT
  • Discover Jira resources: search issues by text or JQL, list projects, boards, sprints, versions, and find users. Filter results by assignee, status, project, or board.
    MIT
  • Create tickets in GitHub, Jira, or Linear to transform ideas into actionable items. Converts captured feedback into trackable issues with titles, descriptions, and priorities.
    MIT

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    A server that enables retrieval of Sentry issues through two simple tools - get a specific issue by URL/ID or get a list of issues from a project.
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    MIT

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  • Create or update Jira tickets, transition status, assign, comment, link issues, and log work in a single call using Jira wiki markup.
    MIT
  • Find Jira issues by executing JQL queries or performing quick text searches. Supports pagination and project scoping.
    Apache 2.0
  • Search Jira issues using JQL queries to find specific tickets by project, status, assignee, or custom criteria. Returns issue keys and titles for quick identification.
    MIT
  • Find Jira issues using JQL queries to filter by assignee, status, labels, parent/epic, or other criteria.
    Apache 2.0
  • Create links between Jira issues using types like blocks, relates, duplicates, or clones. Establish relationships to track dependencies and connections.
    MIT
  • Create links between Jira work items to track dependencies, blocking relationships, or related work. Connect issues to show relationships and manage project dependencies.
    MIT
  • Retrieve Jira issues using JQL queries. Returns key, summary, status, priority, assignee by default, with optional extra fields. Supports pagination to navigate large result sets.
    MIT
  • List, get, create, update, delete Jira sprints, view sprint issues, and move issues between sprints and the backlog.
    MIT
  • Search Jira issues with JQL queries and fetch autocomplete metadata for fields and operators. Use it to find issues, get field suggestions, or raw API responses.
    MIT
  • Search JIRA issues by running JQL queries; returns matching issues formatted as YAML.
    BSD 3-Clause