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MCP Atlassian Server

@bdwyertech

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Version Control

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stdio

Author

bdwyertech

About MCP Atlassian Server

Go port of sooperset/mcp-atlassian

MCP Atlassian Server config

No standard config provided

This server doesn't expose a parseable MCP config block in its README. See the repository for install instructions.

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Overview

What is mcp-atlassian-server?

mcp-atlassian-server is a Golang port of the sooperset/mcp-atlassian MCP server, specifically adapted for Atlassian server (on‑premises) deployments rather than cloud versions. It is built primarily as a learning tool and an experiment in implementing the Model Context Protocol in Go.

How to use mcp-atlassian-server?

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Key features of mcp-atlassian-server

  • Golang port of sooperset/mcp-atlassian
  • Tailored for Atlassian server (on‑prem) versions
  • Includes compatibility hacks for specific server releases
  • Designed for learning and experimenting with MCP in Go
  • Not intended for production use

Use cases of mcp-atlassian-server

  • Learn the Model Context Protocol through a practical Go implementation
  • Experiment with integrating on‑premises Atlassian tools via MCP
  • Customize or test MCP interactions for specific server version quirks

Frequently asked questions

1

How does this differ from the original sooperset/mcp-atlassian?

It is a complete rewrite in Go, not a cloud‑focused version, and includes specific modifications to work better with Atlassian server (on‑prem) environments.

2

Is this server meant for Atlassian Cloud?

No. It has “specific hacks to play nice specifically with server versions, not cloud.”

3

Is this project actively maintained?

No. The README states it “will not be actively maintained” and is primarily for learning and experimentation.

4

What runtime or dependencies are required?

The README does not specify runtime or dependency requirements.

5

What transport or authentication does it support?

The README does not mention transport mechanisms or authentication details.

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