Jira & Confluence
Atlassian
Atlassian
Atlassian’s hosted Rovo MCP server connects AI clients to Jira and Confluence content and actions. It exposes a small primary tool set and discovers other operations dynamically; the available catalog depends on authentication, scopes, admin-enabled permission groups, and app access.
Atlassian states most tools are deferred and discovered at runtime using discover, then invoked through risk-tiered executors; the 18 rows stored here are a selected documented subset, not a full tools/list inventory.
atlassianUserInfoRetrieve the authenticated Atlassian user account information.
getAccessibleAtlassianResourcesList accessible Atlassian sites and apps.
discoverFind deferred Rovo MCP tools using a natural-language request.
executeReadExecute a discovered read operation.
executeWriteExecute a discovered write operation.
executeDestructiveExecute a discovered destructive operation.
getContentFormatGuideRetrieve guidance for rich Confluence content.
getJiraIssueGet a Jira work item by key or ID.
listJiraIssueCommentsList comments on a Jira work item.
createJiraIssueCreate a Jira work item.
editJiraIssueEdit a Jira work item.
transitionJiraIssueTransition a Jira work item or update its sprint/backlog placement.
addOrEditJiraIssueCommentAdd or edit a Jira work item comment.
searchJiraIssuesUsingJqlSearch Jira work items using JQL.
getConfluenceContentRead Confluence pages and other content types.
createConfluenceContentCreate Confluence content.
updateConfluenceContentUpdate Confluence content.
searchConfluenceSearch Confluence content with CQL.
This server’s available tools can vary by account, permissions, or configuration. The list shown is not its full runtime catalog.
Current supported-tools page (updated 2026-10-27) documents primary/deferred discovery, permission-dependent availability, and optional paginated all-tools endpoint.
Official Rovo MCP overview and setup documentation.
Official API-token authentication and scope guidance.
Documentation checked 2026-10-28T13:31:11.000Z. Connection has not been runtime tested.
Atlassian
Atlassian’s hosted Rovo MCP server connects AI clients to Jira and Confluence content and actions. It exposes a small primary tool set and discovers other operations dynamically; the available catalog depends on authentication, scopes, admin-enabled permission groups, and app access.
Atlassian states most tools are deferred and discovered at runtime using discover, then invoked through risk-tiered executors; the 18 rows stored here are a selected documented subset, not a full tools/list inventory.
atlassianUserInfoRetrieve the authenticated Atlassian user account information.
getAccessibleAtlassianResourcesList accessible Atlassian sites and apps.
discoverFind deferred Rovo MCP tools using a natural-language request.
executeReadExecute a discovered read operation.
executeWriteExecute a discovered write operation.
executeDestructiveExecute a discovered destructive operation.
getContentFormatGuideRetrieve guidance for rich Confluence content.
getJiraIssueGet a Jira work item by key or ID.
listJiraIssueCommentsList comments on a Jira work item.
createJiraIssueCreate a Jira work item.
editJiraIssueEdit a Jira work item.
transitionJiraIssueTransition a Jira work item or update its sprint/backlog placement.
addOrEditJiraIssueCommentAdd or edit a Jira work item comment.
searchJiraIssuesUsingJqlSearch Jira work items using JQL.
getConfluenceContentRead Confluence pages and other content types.
createConfluenceContentCreate Confluence content.
updateConfluenceContentUpdate Confluence content.
searchConfluenceSearch Confluence content with CQL.
This server’s available tools can vary by account, permissions, or configuration. The list shown is not its full runtime catalog.
Current supported-tools page (updated 2026-10-27) documents primary/deferred discovery, permission-dependent availability, and optional paginated all-tools endpoint.
Official Rovo MCP overview and setup documentation.
Official API-token authentication and scope guidance.
Documentation checked 2026-10-28T13:31:11.000Z. Connection has not been runtime tested.