What version of the Jira API does the server use?
It references the Jira REST API documentation for version 7.12.0.
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MCP server that allows interaction with Jira using natural language
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An MCP server that provides tools for managing Jira projects, issues, and workflows. It enables project creation, issue and subtask management, issue linking and dependencies, and automated workflows. Designed for Jira users and developers who want to interact with Jira through AI assistants or programmatic agents.
Configure the server by setting three environment variables: JIRA_HOST (your Jira instance hostname), JIRA_EMAIL (your account email), and JIRA_API_TOKEN (generated from Atlassian API tokens page). Once configured, use the provided tools with JSON parameters for user management, issue type listing, issue retrieval (with optional JQL filtering), issue creation (including subtasks), updates, linking, and deletion.
It references the Jira REST API documentation for version 7.12.0.
Provide your Jira instance hostname, your email, and an API token generated from https://id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/security/api-tokens.
Yes. The delete issue tool includes a `deleteSubtasks` parameter; set it to `true` to delete subtasks together with the issue.
The description field supports markdown-style formatting including paragraphs, bullet lists, numbered lists, and headers ending with a colon.
It returns detailed error messages for invalid issue keys, missing required fields, permission issues, and API rate limits.

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