MCP'S
Atlassian Remote MCP Server
by Atlassian
Overview
Official Atlassian Rovo MCP Server for connecting compatible AI tools to Atlassian context from Jira, Confluence, and Compass.
Details
Atlassian Rovo MCP Server is Atlassian’s official Remote Model Context Protocol server. Official Atlassian support and GitHub sources describe it as a secure, Atlassian-run, cloud-based bridge that connects Jira, Confluence, and Compass data to compatible external tools, including LLMs, IDEs, and agent platforms. Atlassian’s setup documentation provides configuration examples for connecting external AI tools to the remote MCP server.
When to Use
Use when an AI assistant IDE LLM or agent platform needs governed access to Atlassian work context from Jira Confluence or Compass. Use when you want an official Atlassian-hosted Remote MCP Server rather than a third-party connector for Atlassian data. Use when evaluating MCP integrations for teams already using Atlassian Rovo or Atlassian cloud products.
Getting Started
- Review Atlassian’s getting-started guide for the Atlassian Remote MCP Server.
- Follow the Atlassian IDE setup documentation for configuration examples in supported external AI tools.
- Inspect the official atlassian/atlassian-mcp-server GitHub repository for implementation details and updates.
- Verify access
- permissions
- and supported Atlassian products in your Atlassian environment before relying on the integration.
Key Features
- •Official Atlassian Remote MCP Server.
- •Secure Atlassian-run bridge for connecting enterprise knowledge to AI tools.
- •Connects Jira and Confluence data to compatible LLMs
- •IDEs
- •and agent platforms.
- •GitHub repository describes support for Jira
- •Confluence
- •and Compass context.
- •Official Atlassian support documentation includes setup and configuration examples.
Capabilities
- •remote-mcp-server
- •jira-context
- •confluence-context
- •compass-context
- •ide-integration
- •agent-platform-integration
Last updated Jul 16, 2026