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.
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.
Create a Jira project by specifying key, name, template, and schemes using Jira MCP Server. Simplify project setup with customizable options for security, permissions, and notifications.
Grant a permission to a Jira permission scheme. Provide scheme ID, permission key, and holder type to add the grant. Returns success with scheme details.
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for interacting with Atlassian Jira. Connect AI assistants like Claude, Cursor AI, and others directly to your Jira projects, issues, and workflows.
Check server permissions to determine allowed operations (create, edit, move, delete) and access mode (read-only or full) before performing filesystem actions.
Create multiple Jira issues at once (max 50) by specifying project key, issue type, summary, and optional fields like description, assignee, priority, labels, or custom fields.
Search Jira work items using JQL queries to find issues by project, status, assignee, priority, or date ranges. Returns matching items with key details for tracking and management.
Retrieve issues from a Jira Service Desk queue for Server/Data Center instances. Specify service desk ID, queue ID, and optional pagination parameters.
Retrieve a paginated list of permission templates available for a project, including name, ID, and status. Filter by assignable templates for users with 'Create and Edit Users' permission.
Retrieve Zephyr tests linked to requirement issues. Each requirement returns its tests and defect count to identify orphaned requirements and trace coverage.