AIO MCP Server

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Overview

What is AIO MCP Server?

AIO MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that integrates with Jira AIO (All-in-One) Test Case Management System. It provides tools for retrieving test case details, searching test cases by project and folders, exploring folder structures, and listing projects. It is built for developers and QA teams who use Jira with the AIO plugin.

How to use AIO MCP Server?

After installing Node.js, clone the repository, run npm install and npm run build. Configure the server by adding an mcp.json file (in ~/.cursor/ or the project root) with the command, args, and env containing JIRA_URL and JIRA_TOKEN. Then invoke any of the four available MCP tools using your MCP client.

Key features of AIO MCP Server

Get detailed test case information from AIO
Search test cases by project and optional folder IDs
Retrieve the folder structure of a project
List all available projects in AIO
Bearer token authentication with HTTPS support

Use cases of AIO MCP Server

Retrieve a specific test case’s details during debugging
Search for test cases within a project and its subfolders
Explore the folder hierarchy of an AIO project
Obtain a list of all AIO projects for navigation

Frequently asked questions

What are the prerequisites?

You need Node.js, access to a Jira instance with the AIO Test Case Management System, and a Jira API token.

How do I configure the server?

Create an `mcp.json` file with the `command`, `args`, and `env` object containing `JIRA_URL` (your Jira instance URL with optional port) and `JIRA_TOKEN` (your base64-encoded API token). Place the file in `~/.cursor/mcp.json` or the project root.

What tools does the server expose?

Four tools: `get_aio_testcase` (by project key and test case key), `search_aio_testcase` (by project ID and optional folder IDs), `get_aio_folders` (by project ID), and `get_aio_projects` (no parameters).

How is authentication handled?

The server uses bearer token authentication. API requests are made over HTTPS, and the token is provided via the `JIRA_TOKEN` environment variable.

What error handling is included?

The server catches API request failures, authentication issues, invalid configurations, and missing required parameters, returning appropriate error messages.