Atlassian
Manage Jira issues and Confluence wiki pages in Atlassian Cloud. Use when: (1) searching/creating/updating Jira issues with JQL, (2) searching/reading/creating Confluence pages with CQL, (3) managing Jira workflows, transitions, and comments, (4) browsing Confluence spaces and page hierarchies. Supports OAuth 2.1 via MCP server (recommended) or API token authentication (fallback).
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# Atlassian (Jira + Confluence) Full Jira and Confluence integration with two authentication methods: - **OAuth 2.1** via Atlassian MCP server — browser-based consent, auto-refresh tokens, calls MCP tools - **API token** — email + token stored in keyring, calls REST API directly ## First-Time Setup ### Option 1: OAuth 2.1 via MCP Server (Recommended) No API tokens or instance URLs needed. Uses dynamic client registration and PKCE. ```bash pip install -r requirements.txt python scripts/auth.py login --oauth ``` A browser opens for Atlassian authorization. Select which products (Jira, Confluence, Compass) to grant access. Tokens are stored in the system keyring and auto-refresh when expired. Check status: ```bash python scripts/auth.py status ``` ### Option 2: API Token (Fallback) For environments where browser-based OAuth isn't available. ```bash pip install -r requirements.txt python scripts/auth.py login ``` Follow the prompts to enter your Atlassian URL, email, and API token. Credentials are stored securely in the system keyring. Create an API token at: https://id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/security/api-tokens Check authentication status: ```bash python scripts/auth.py status ``` Logout (clears both OAuth and API token credentials): ```bash python scripts/auth.py logout ``` ## Backend Selection The scripts automatically detect which backend to use based on your auth type: - **OAuth** → MCP backend (calls Atlassian MCP server tools) - **API token** → REST backend (calls Atlassian REST API directly) All commands work identically regardless of backend. ## Jira (scripts/jira.py) ### Search issues with JQL ```bash python scripts/jira.py search "project = DEV AND status = Open" python scripts/jira.py search "assignee = currentUser() ORDER BY updated DESC" --limit 10 ``` ### Get issue details ```bash python scripts/jira.py get DEV-123 ``` ### Create an issue ```bash python scripts/jira.py create --project DEV --summary "Fix login bug" --type Bug python scripts/jira.py create --project DEV --summary "New feature" --type Story \ --description "Details here" --priority High --assignee "user@example.com" --labels "backend,urgent" ``` ### Update an issue ```bash python scripts/jira.py update DEV-123 --summary "Updated summary" --priority High python scripts/jira.py update DEV-123 --assignee "user@example.com" ``` ### Transition issue status ```bash python scripts/jira.py transition DEV-123 "In Progress" python scripts/jira.py transition DEV-123 "Done" ``` ### Add and list comments ```bash python scripts/jira.py comment DEV-123 --add "This is a comment" python scripts/jira.py comment DEV-123 --list ``` ### List projects and statuses ```bash python scripts/jira.py list-projects python scripts/jira.py list-statuses DEV ``` ### Test authentication ```bash python scripts/jira.py auth-info ``` ### List available MCP tools (OAuth only) ```bash python scripts/jira.py list-tools ``` ## Confluence (scripts/confluence.py) ### Search pages ```bash python scripts/confluence.py search "deployment guide" python scripts/confluence.py search "type=page AND space=DEV AND text~\"deployment\"" python scripts/confluence.py search "onboarding" --limit 10 ``` ### Read a page ```bash python scripts/confluence.py read <page-id> python scripts/confluence.py read <page-id> --json ``` ### List spaces ```bash python scripts/confluence.py list-spaces python scripts/confluence.py list-spaces --limit 50 ``` ### Get space details ```bash python scripts/confluence.py get-space <space-id> ``` ### List pages in a space ```bash python scripts/confluence.py list-pages --space-id <space-id> ``` ### Create a page ```bash python scripts/confluence.py create --title "New Page" --space-id <space-id> python scripts/confluence.py create --title "Guide" --space-id <id> --body "<p>Content here</p>" python scripts/confluence.py create --title "Child" --space-id <id> --parent-id <parent-id> ``` ### Update a page ```bash python scripts/confluence.py update <page-id> --title "Updated Title" python scripts/confluence.py update <page-id> --body "<p>New content</p>" ``` ### Get child pages ```bash python scripts/confluence.py get-children <page-id> ``` ### Test authentication ```bash python scripts/confluence.py auth-info ``` ### List available MCP tools (OAuth only) ```bash python scripts/confluence.py list-tools ``` ## Operations Reference ### Jira | Command | Description | Required Args | |---------|-------------|---------------| | search | Search issues with JQL | jql | | get | Get issue details | issue_key | | create | Create new issue | --project, --summary, --type | | update | Update existing issue | issue_key | | transition | Change issue status | issue_key, status | | comment | Add or list comments | issue_key | | list-projects | List accessible projects | - | | list-statuses | List statuses for project | project_key | | auth-info | Test API connection | - | | list-tools | List MCP tools (OAuth only) | - | ### Confluence | Command | Description | Required Args | |---------|-------------|---------------| | search | Search using CQL | query | | read | Get page content | page_id | | list-spaces | List all spaces | - | | get-space | Get space details | space_id | | list-pages | List pages in a space | --space-id | | create | Create new page | --title, --space-id | | update | Update existing page | page_id | | get-children | Get child pages | page_id | | auth-info | Test API connection | - | | list-tools | List MCP tools (OAuth only) | - | ## JSON Output Add `--json` flag to any script command for machine-readable output. ## Token Management Credentials stored securely using the system keyring: - **macOS**: Keychain - **Windows**: Windows Credential Locker - **Linux**: Secret Service API Service name: `atlassian-skill` OAuth tokens auto-refresh when expired (if refresh token is available).
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