mcp-jira-data-center
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that connects AI assistants to Jira Server/Data Center, enabling issue management, JQL search, sprint tracking, and natural language interaction with Jira.
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Jira Server MCP — Archived Distribution
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that connects AI assistants to Jira Server/Data Center. Create and manage issues, search with JQL, track sprints, and interact with your Jira instance through natural language in Claude and other AI assistants.
[!IMPORTANT] This is an archival recovery of the original
mcp-jira-data-center@1.0.6npm distribution by Evrim Alacan. It is not the original source repository and is not affiliated with the original author. The published JavaScript, type declarations, and source maps are preserved; the unpublished TypeScript source, tests, and Git history are not available. See PROVENANCE.md.
Quick Start
Run Directly from GitHub
npx --yes \
--package='github:Yiivgeny/mcp-jira-data-center#v1.0.6' \
mcp-jira-data-center
Install it as a dependency:
npm install 'github:Yiivgeny/mcp-jira-data-center#v1.0.6'
For the exact original npm tarball, use the asset attached to the v1.0.6 GitHub Release.
Get Your Jira Server Credentials
- Log into your Jira Server instance
- Go to Profile > Personal Access Tokens
- Click Create token
- Give it a name and copy the generated token
- Note your Jira Server URL (e.g.,
https://jira.yourcompany.com)
Configuration
Claude Code
Add the server using the Claude Code CLI:
claude mcp add -s user \
jira-server \
npx --yes --package='github:Yiivgeny/mcp-jira-data-center#v1.0.6' mcp-jira-data-center \
-e "JIRA_URL=https://jira.yourcompany.com" \
-e "JIRA_TOKEN=your_personal_access_token"
Manual Configuration (Any MCP Client)
Add this configuration to your MCP client's configuration file:
{
"mcpServers": {
"jira-server": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"--yes",
"--package=github:Yiivgeny/mcp-jira-data-center#v1.0.6",
"mcp-jira-data-center"
],
"type": "stdio",
"env": {
"JIRA_URL": "https://jira.yourcompany.com",
"JIRA_TOKEN": "your_personal_access_token"
}
}
}
}
Available Tools
The server provides 29 MCP tools for Jira Server operations:
Issues (15 tools)
get_issue- Get issue details by key or IDsearch_issues- Search issues with JQLcreate_issue- Create a new issueupdate_issue- Update issue fields (single JSON fields param)delete_issue- Delete an issueadd_comment- Add a comment to an issueedit_comment- Edit an existing commenttransition_issue- Transition an issue to a new statusget_transitions- Get available transitions for an issuelink_to_epic- Link an issue to an epicget_worklog- Get worklogs for an issueadd_worklog- Add a worklog entrydownload_attachments- Download all attachments from an issuebatch_get_changelogs- Get changelogs for multiple issuesbatch_create_issues- Create multiple issues at once
Projects (2 tools)
get_all_projects- List all accessible projectsget_project_versions- Get versions for a project
Agile (6 tools)
get_agile_boards- List agile boardsget_board_issues- Get issues on a boardget_sprints_from_board- List sprints for a boardget_sprint_issues- Get issues in a sprintcreate_sprint- Create a new sprintupdate_sprint- Update sprint details
Fields (2 tools)
search_fields- Search for field definitionsget_field_options- Get allowed values for a field
Links (3 tools)
get_link_types- List available issue link typescreate_issue_link- Link two issues togetherremove_issue_link- Remove a link between issues
Users (1 tool)
get_user_profile- Get user profile by username
Example Queries
- "Show me all open bugs in the PROJ project"
- "Create a bug report for the login page issue"
- "What are the active sprints on the main board?"
- "Transition PROJ-123 to In Progress"
- "Add a comment to PROJ-456 with the investigation results"
- "Download all attachments from PROJ-789"
- "Link PROJ-100 to epic PROJ-50"
Archive Contents
This repository contains the installable compiled distribution: readable ESM JavaScript, TypeScript declarations, and source maps under dist/. It can be installed and run as a package without rebuilding. It does not contain the original TypeScript source tree or development configuration.
Troubleshooting
Common Issues
"Authentication failed"
- Verify your Personal Access Token is correct
- Ensure the token has not expired
"Access forbidden"
- Check your Jira user has permission for the resource
- Verify project-level permissions
"Resource not found"
- Confirm the issue key, project key, or ID is correct
- Check you have access to the specified resource
Documentation
- Archive provenance - Recovery details and verified checksums
- Jira Server REST API - Official API reference
- Model Context Protocol - MCP specification
License
MIT License - see LICENSE. Original package author: Evrim Alacan.
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