Jira MCP server with scoped API tokens via api.atlassian.com gateway
The only MCP server for Jira that works with Atlassian's scoped API tokens. Every other Jira MCP server uses classic (unscoped) API tokens with basic auth against . Atlassian is deprecating those. This server uses scoped tokens with the modern gateway — the way Atlassian intends these tokens to be used. Once connected, you can ask your AI assistant things like: "What's the status of PROJ-1234?"…
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The only MCP server for Jira that works with Atlassian's scoped API tokens. Every other Jira MCP server uses classic (unscoped) API tokens with basic auth against . Atlassian is deprecating those. This server uses scoped tokens with the modern gateway — the way Atlassian intends these tokens to be used. Once connected, you can ask your AI assistant things like: "What's the status of PROJ-1234?" "Search for all open bugs assigned to me in the BACKEND project" "Create a story in PROJ for the…
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