Vestel Jira MCP Server
Connects AI assistants to Jira, enabling retrieval, search, creation, and update of issues with schema validation.
README
Vestel Jira MCP Server
An integration server built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that connects AI assistants to Jira. It provides tools to retrieve, search, create, and update issues, supporting input/output schema validation.
Features
- Get Assigned Issues: Inclusive retrieval of active issues (
Pending,Submitted,In Progress,Open,Reopened). - Fetch Issue Details: Retrieve key fields, descriptions, and comments.
- Query Issues via JQL: Perform flexible Jira Query Language searches.
- Manage Issues: Create new issues, update fields, and add comments.
- Strict Schema Compliance: All tools declare input and output schemas conforming to the MCP specifications.
Installation
- Clone or copy the repository files.
- Install dependencies:
npm install
Configuration
The server is configured via environment variables or a configuration file.
| Variable | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
JIRA_URL |
Base URL of your Jira instance | https://rdpm.vestel.com.tr/ |
JIRA_USERNAME |
Username (required for basic authentication) |
your_username |
JIRA_PASSWORD |
Personal Access Token (PAT) or password | your_pat_or_password |
JIRA_AUTH_TYPE |
Authentication mechanism: bearer or basic (default) |
bearer |
JIRA_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED |
Toggle SSL certificate verification | true |
ALLOWED_PROJECTS |
Comma-separated list of allowed project keys. If empty, not set, or containing *, all projects are allowed. |
PROJ,TEST |
ALLOWED_TOOLS |
Comma-separated list of allowed MCP tools. If empty, not set, or containing *, all tools are allowed. |
jira_get_issue,jira_search_issues |
Security Configuration File (.jira-config.json)
You can also restrict access by creating a .jira-config.json file in your server's working directory.
- Use
*inside the array to allow all projects or all tools (which is the default configuration).
{
"allowedProjects": ["*"],
"allowedTools": ["*"]
}
If the file is present, it will take precedence over the environment variables.
MCP Integration Guide
Configure your MCP host (such as Claude Desktop or Gemini Code Assist) to launch the server.
Example configuration (claude_desktop_config.json):
{
"mcpServers": {
"vestel-jira": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "github:thehavays/vestel-mcp-server"],
"env": {
"JIRA_URL": "https://rdpm.vestel.com.tr/",
"JIRA_USERNAME": "your_username",
"JIRA_PASSWORD": "your_secure_password_or_token",
"JIRA_AUTH_TYPE": "bearer",
"JIRA_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED": "true",
"ALLOWED_PROJECTS": "*",
"ALLOWED_TOOLS": "*"
}
}
}
}
Tools Documentation
jira_get_issue
Retrieve details of a specific Jira issue (summary, status, assignee, reporter, description, comments, issueType, priority, and linkedIssues).
- Input Schema:
issueKey(string, required): Key (e.g.,PROJ-123).
- Output Schema: Conforms to an object containing issue properties, comments, issueType, priority, and linkedIssues.
jira_get_issues_by_assignee
Retrieve open/active issues (ignores resolved/closed statuses).
- Input Schema:
username(string, required): Jira username.maxResults(number, optional): Defaults to50.
- Output Schema:
{ issues: Array<{ key, summary, status, updated, issueType, priority, linkedIssues: Array<{ direction, linkType, key, summary, status, issueType, priority }> }> }
jira_get_review_issues_by_assignee
Retrieve issues currently in a review status.
- Input Schema:
username(string, required): Jira username.maxResults(number, optional): Defaults to50.
- Output Schema:
{ issues: Array<{ key, summary, status, updated, issueType, priority, linkedIssues: Array<{ direction, linkType, key, summary, status, issueType, priority }> }> }
jira_create_issue
Create a new issue.
- Input Schema:
projectKey(string, required)summary(string, required)description(string, required)issueType(string, required)
- Output Schema:
{ key, url }
jira_update_issue
Update fields of an existing issue.
- Input Schema:
issueKey(string, required)fields(object, required)
- Output Schema:
{ issueKey, success }
jira_add_comment
Add a comment to an issue.
- Input Schema:
issueKey(string, required)comment(string, required)
- Output Schema:
{ issueKey, commentId, success }
jira_search_issues
Search using JQL.
- Input Schema:
jql(string, required)maxResults(number, optional)
- Output Schema:
{ issues: Array<{ key, summary, status, assignee, updated, issueType, priority, linkedIssues: Array<{ direction, linkType, key, summary, status, issueType, priority }> }> }
Sharing and Distribution
[!WARNING] Important Security Practice: Never share or commit the
.agents/mcp_config.jsonor.envfiles that contain sensitive environment values (such as passwords, usernames, or access tokens).
To prepare this server for package registry/repository hosting:
- Initialize git and configure
.gitignoreto prevent committing secrets:git init echo "node_modules/" >> .gitignore echo ".agents/" >> .gitignore echo ".env" >> .gitignore - Specify included files inside your
package.json:"files": [ "index.js", "package.json", "README.md" ] - Generate a release bundle for local sharing:
npm pack
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