Atlassian
ProductivityJira, Confluence, and Compass project management suite
Connect AI tools to Jira, Confluence, and Compass to search, summarize, and manage content without context switching. Create and update issues or pages based on natural language commands. Automate repetitive work like generating tickets from meeting notes or specs.
Adding Atlassian provisions three things in your zone: an upstream resource pointing at https://mcp.atlassian.com/v1/mcp (kept inside Keycard), a Keycard MCP Gateway URL - the downstream resource - that you install in Cursor, Claude Code, or any MCP client, and a provider for token exchange with Atlassian’s OAuth issuer.
When your AI client makes a tool call, it sends a Keycard-issued access token to the gateway URL. Keycard’s STS exchanges that token for an upstream Atlassian token, the gateway calls the upstream MCP, and the response is proxied back. Your zone’s identity provider, access policies, and audit log apply to every call - the upstream credential never leaves Keycard. Each call is recorded in the audit log with the user identity, the resource accessed, and the policy decision.
Tools the upstream server exposes through the Keycard MCP Gateway.
Atlassian exposes 31 tools through the gateway:
- Get current Atlassian user info
- Get current user info
- getAccessibleAtlassianResources
- Get Atlassian cloud IDs for API access
- getConfluencePage
- Get a Confluence page or blog post by ID
- searchConfluenceUsingCql
- Search Confluence content with CQL
- List Confluence spaces
- Get spaces
- getPagesInConfluenceSpace
- List pages or blog posts in a Confluence space
- getConfluencePageFooterComments
- Get footer comments on a Confluence page
- getConfluencePageInlineComments
- Get inline comments on a Confluence page
- getConfluenceCommentChildren
- Get reply comments for a Confluence comment
- getConfluencePageDescendants
- Get child pages of a Confluence page
- createConfluencePage
- Create a Confluence page or blog post
- updateConfluencePage
- Update a Confluence page or blog post
- createConfluenceFooterComment
- Add a footer comment to a Confluence page
- createConfluenceInlineComment
- Add an inline comment on Confluence page text
- Get Jira issue details by ID
- Get issue details
- Update a Jira issue
- Update issue
- Create a new Jira issue
- Create issue
- List available transitions for a Jira issue
- Get transitions
- getJiraIssueRemoteIssueLinks
- Get remote links on a Jira issue
- List accessible Jira projects
- Get projects
- getJiraProjectIssueTypesMetadata
- List issue types for a Jira project
- getJiraIssueTypeMetaWithFields
- Get field metadata for a Jira issue type
- Add a comment to a Jira issue
- Add comment
- Transition a Jira issue to a new status
- Transition issue status
- searchJiraIssuesUsingJql
- Search Jira issues with JQL
- Look up Jira user account IDs
- Lookup user IDs
- addWorklogToJiraIssue
- Add or update a worklog on a Jira issue
- getIssueLinkTypes
- List available Jira issue link types
- createIssueLink
- Create a link between two Jira issues
- searchAtlassian
- Search Jira and Confluence via Rovo Search
- fetchAtlassian
- Get Jira issue or Confluence page by ARI or ID
Install
Section titled “Install”Add Atlassian to your zone and install the gateway URL into Cursor, Claude Code, or any MCP client.
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Open the catalog
In your zone’s Keycard Console, go to Applications → Add Application → Explore MCP Servers.
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Find and install Atlassian
Search for
Atlassianin the catalog and click Install. -
Connect your development tool
Once installed, Atlassian appears on the Applications page with a Keycard MCP Gateway URL. Use the Install dropdown to add it to Cursor, Claude Code, or any MCP-compatible client.
Related
Section titled “Related”- Catalog overview - browse other MCP and API servers
- Access policies - control who can use Atlassian
- Identity providers - control who can sign in