Simple Jira MCP
A simple Jira MCP server that allows AI assistants to interact with Jira through APIs to perform functions such as querying tasks and updating status.
rating : 2.5 points
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What is Jira MCP Server?
Jira MCP Server is a bridge connecting AI assistants and the Jira project management system. It allows AI to query and update Jira tasks through a simple protocol, enabling intelligent project management.How to use Jira MCP Server?
You can connect to your Jira account by configuring environment variables and then use simple API calls to manage tasks. The server provides RESTful interfaces for AI assistants to call.Use Cases
Suitable for teams that need AI assistants to help manage Jira tasks, especially in work scenarios where routine task updates and queries need to be automated.Main Features
Get Assigned Tasks
Query all Jira tasks assigned to the current user
Add Task Comments
Add comment content to a specified Jira task
Get Status Transitions
Query available status transition options for a task
Update Task Status
Update the task status to a specified status
Advantages
Simplify the integration of AI and the Jira system
Provide a standardized interaction protocol
Support common Jira operations
Easy to deploy and use
Limitations
Currently only support basic Jira operations
Require Jira API access permissions
Do not support complex Jira queries
How to Use
Set Environment Variables
Create a.env file and configure your Jira account information
Start the Server
You can choose to use Docker or run Python code directly
Access the MCP Interface
The server will provide MCP services at http://localhost:8000/mcp
Usage Examples
Query My Tasks
AI assistants can query all Jira tasks currently assigned to the user
Update Task Status
AI assistants can mark a task as completed
Frequently Asked Questions
How to get a Jira API key?
What should I do if I can't connect after starting the server?
What Jira operations are supported?
Related Resources
Jira API Documentation
Official Jira REST API documentation
MCP Protocol Specification
Official specification of the Model Context Protocol
GitHub Repository
Project source code

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