Atlassian

Work with Jira, Compass, and Confluence data in real time through Atlassian’s remote MCP server, which connects compatible tools to your Atlassian Cloud site.

Features

• Smart Jira Management: Create, update, search, and transition issues with AI assistance, manage comments, and track project metadata
• Intelligent Confluence Operations: Search content using CQL, create and update pages, manage comments (both footer and inline), and navigate page hierarchies
• Compass Integration: Query service dependencies and manage your service landscape
• Rovo Search & Fetch: Powerful unified search across Jira and Confluence, fetch resources by ARI (Atlassian Resource Identifier)
• Advanced Filtering: Use JQL for Jira issues and CQL for Confluence content with AI-powered natural language queries
• Zero Configuration: OAuth flow handles authentication automatically – no API tokens or local setup needed
• Enterprise Ready: Respects existing user permissions and access controls across all Atlassian products

What you’ll need to connect

No Setup Required: Authentication is handled automatically through OAuth2 workflow.

Important for Admins: To enable OAuth with Obot, your Atlassian admin must add the Obot callback URL domain:

1. Go to Atlassian Administration and select your organization
2. Navigate to Apps > AI settings > Rovo MCP server
3. Add your Obot domain (e.g., https://your-obot-domain/**)

Example Usage

Ask your AI assistant to:

• Jira Management – “Update Jira ticket PROJ-123 status to In Progress” or “Create a bug ticket from these error logs”
• Confluence Search – “Find our OKR guide in Confluence and summarize it” or “Search for authentication documentation”
• Content Creation – “Create a tech design doc for XYZ feature in the Engineering space”
• Issue Filtering – “Show me all urgent bugs assigned to me from last week”
• Cross-Product Linking – “Link Jira ticket ABC-456 to the Q4 Planning Confluence page”
• Compass Integration – “What services depend on the api-gateway component?”