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
FAQ from mcp-atlassian-server
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.
Is this server meant for Atlassian Cloud?
No. It has “specific hacks to play nice specifically with server versions, not cloud.”
Is this project actively maintained?
No. The README states it “will not be actively maintained” and is primarily for learning and experimentation.
What runtime or dependencies are required?
The README does not specify runtime or dependency requirements.
What transport or authentication does it support?
The README does not mention transport mechanisms or authentication details.
