Atlassian MCP in Claude at a glance
- Reads
- 10 tools
- Confluence contents, jira issues, workspace content and 6 more
- Creates & edits
- 9 tools
- Confluence contents, jira issues, teamwork graph contexts and 4 more
- Deletes
- Nothing
- No tool name suggests deleting
- Acts as
- Your account
- Claude works through your own Atlassian MCP sign-in
Counts come from the tool names in the official listing. See every tool
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1 · You ask
“Search Atlassian MCP for [a topic] and summarize what you find.”
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2 · Claude calls
searchSearches across your Atlassian MCP workspace
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3 · Server runs it
mcp.atlassian.com
As your Atlassian MCP account
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4 · Answer
Reply in the chat
Write tools can be set to ask you first
The prompt is our example and the tool is one from Atlassian MCP’s list. Claude chooses tools itself, so real calls can differ.
How to add Atlassian MCP to Claude
Atlassian MCP docsClaude app web · desktop · mobile
- 1 Click Add to Claude or open Settings → Connectors and search for Atlassian MCP.
- 2 Click Connect. Sign in to Atlassian MCP and approve access.
- 3 In a chat, check Atlassian MCP is on in the tools menu under the message box. Then ask.
On Team and Enterprise plans an owner may need to allow it first.
Claude Code terminal
- 1 Add the server:Add
claude mcp add --transport http atlassian-mcp https://mcp.atlassian.com/v2/mcp--scope userto use it in every project. - 2
Run
/mcp, pick atlassian-mcp and sign in. - 3
Check with
claude mcp list.
Custom connector or any MCP client
In Claude: Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector. Other clients that support remote (streamable HTTP) servers take the same URL.
Atlassian MCP MCP server URL
https://mcp.atlassian.com/v2/mcp Atlassian MCP MCP tools
2110 read, 9 write, 2 unclear. The official listing gives tool names only, so the text beside each name is our summary of it, not the developer’s wording.
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Workspace 2 tools
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discoverDiscovers items (our summary) -
searchSearches across your Atlassian MCP workspace (our summary)
- None
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Confluence contents 3 tools
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getConfluenceContentOpens one confluence content with its details (our summary)
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createConfluenceContentWrites Adds a new confluence content (our summary) -
updateConfluenceContentWrites Edits an existing confluence content (our summary)
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Jira issues 3 tools
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getJiraIssueOpens one jira issue with its details (our summary)
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createJiraIssueWrites Adds a new jira issue (our summary) -
editJiraIssueWrites Edits an existing jira issue (our summary)
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Teamwork graph contexts 2 tools
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getTeamworkGraphContextOpens one teamwork graph context with its details (our summary)
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addTeamworkGraphContextWrites Adds a new teamwork graph context (our summary)
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Show Hide 11 more groups · 11 tools, 6 that change data · atlassian users, destructives, or edit jira issue comments, reads, transition jira issues, writes, accessible atlassian resources, confluences, jira issues using jqls, loom videos, teamwork graph objects
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Atlassian users 1 tool
- No read tools
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atlassianUserInfoUnclear
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Destructives 1 tool
- No read tools
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executeDestructiveWrites Executes a destructive (our summary)
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Or edit jira issue comments 1 tool
- No read tools
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addOrEditJiraIssueCommentWrites Adds a new or edit jira issue comment (our summary)
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Reads 1 tool
- No read tools
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executeReadWrites Executes a read (our summary)
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Transition jira issues 1 tool
- No read tools
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transitionJiraIssueUnclear
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Writes 1 tool
- No read tools
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executeWriteWrites Executes a write (our summary)
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Accessible atlassian resources 1 tool
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getAccessibleAtlassianResourcesPulls up a list of accessible atlassian resources (our summary)
- None
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Confluences 1 tool
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searchConfluenceFinds confluences that match what you ask for (our summary)
- None
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Jira issues using jqls 1 tool
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searchJiraIssuesUsingJqlFinds jira issues using jqls that match what you ask for (our summary)
- None
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Loom videos 1 tool
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getLoomVideoOpens one loom video with its details (our summary)
- None
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Teamwork graph objects 1 tool
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getTeamworkGraphObjectOpens one teamwork graph object with its details (our summary)
- None
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Read or write is our reading of each name. List checked 2026-10-20; developers can change tools at any time.
Things to ask Claude with Atlassian MCP
Our suggestions, one for each kind of tool Atlassian MCP offers. Not from Atlassian or Anthropic. Fill in the [brackets].
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Search Atlassian MCP for [a topic] and summarize what you find.
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Create an Atlassian MCP confluence content for [what it is about].
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Update the Atlassian MCP confluence content [name or link]: [what to change].
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Turn these notes into Atlassian MCP confluence contents, one per action item: [paste notes].
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Open the Atlassian MCP confluence content [name or link] and give me the key points.
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Create an Atlassian MCP jira issue for [what it is about].
usescreateJiraIssue
Security and access
Where requests go, whose account Claude uses, and what you control.
- Server
mcp.atlassian.com
On the developer’s own domain (atlassian.com), not a third-party host. Claude sends requests here when it uses a tool.
- Account
Your own Atlassian MCP account
You sign in when you connect. Claude works through that account, so it reaches what the account can reach.
- Control
You approve write tools
In Claude’s connector settings you can choose, tool by tool, whether Claude must ask before using it. Write tools are marked in the list above. See write tools
- Policy
Privacy policy
Published by Atlassian and linked from the official listing. Read it ↗
Anthropic’s directory notes that it does not control which tools a developer exposes and cannot guarantee they work as intended or stay the same. Connect connectors you trust.
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Questions people ask
What does the Atlassian MCP connector do in Claude?
Atlassian's Rovo MCP Server enables secure, permission-aware access to Jira, Confluence, Loom, Bitbucket and more. It supports summarization, creation, and multi-step actions, helping teams tap into structured enterprise knowledge wherever they work—all while preserving data privacy and leveraging Atlassian's open, interoperable Teamwork Graph foundation. Claude sees a core set of Jira, Confluence, Loom, Rovo Search and Teamwork Graph tools directly and can discover additional tools for Bitbucket, Goals, Projects, Teams, Focus and Talent on demand. Every action runs with your existing Atlassian permissions; which read, write and delete operations are available (Jira delete and project-administration tools are off unless your organization admin enables them) is controlled in your admin's Rovo MCP server settings, and every tool call is recorded in your organization's audit log.
Is the Atlassian MCP connector official?
It is made by Atlassian and carries the Anthropic verified mark in Anthropic’s directory. This site is independent and lists it from the official directory.
What is the Atlassian MCP MCP server URL?
https://mcp.atlassian.com/v2/mcp. It is a remote MCP server hosted at mcp.atlassian.com. Paste it into Claude as a custom connector, or add it to Claude Code with: claude mcp add --transport http atlassian-mcp https://mcp.atlassian.com/v2/mcp
How do I add Atlassian MCP to Claude Code?
Run "claude mcp add --transport http atlassian-mcp https://mcp.atlassian.com/v2/mcp" in your terminal, then start Claude Code, type /mcp, choose atlassian-mcp and sign in to Atlassian MCP. Add "--scope user" to make it available in every project.
Do I need a Atlassian MCP account?
Yes. You sign in to Atlassian MCP when you connect it, and Claude works through that account.
Can Claude change or delete my Atlassian MCP data?
Judging by tool names, 9 of its 21 tools can change data. The other 10 only read. In Claude you can choose, per tool, whether Claude must ask before using it.