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Atlassian MCPmodel context protocol
40 available actions
What your AI agent can do in Atlassian MCP
Atlassian Rovo MCP connects agents to Jira, Jira Service Management, Confluence, Bitbucket, Compass, and Teamwork Graph workflows while respecting existing user permissions. This page lists every available action. Your agent only receives the actions and permissions required for the role you approve.
Showing all 40 actions.
Common starting points
- SearchSearch Jira and Confluence using Rovo Search, ALWAYS use this tool to search for Jira and Confluence content unless the word CQL or JQL is used in the context
- FetchGet details of a Jira issue or Confluence page by ARI (Atlassian Resource Identifier), if the id is not an ARI, then use a different tool to fetch the content
- AddcommenttojiraissueAdd or update a comment on a Jira issue
- AddteamworkgraphcontextAdds a relationship between two entities in the Teamwork Graph (e.g.
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- FetchGet details of a Jira issue or Confluence page by ARI (Atlassian Resource Identifier), if the id is not an ARI, then use a different tool to fetch the content
- SearchSearch Jira and Confluence using Rovo Search, ALWAYS use this tool to search for Jira and Confluence content unless the word CQL or JQL is used in the context
Other actionsSpecialist and administrative actions.View 38 actions
- AddcommenttojiraissueAdd or update a comment on a Jira issue
- AddteamworkgraphcontextAdds a relationship between two entities in the Teamwork Graph (e.g.
- AddworklogtojiraissueAdd or update a worklog on a Jira issue.
- AtlassianuserinfoGet current user info
- CreatecompasscomponentCreate a new Compass component
- CreatecompasscomponentrelationshipCreate a relationship between Compass components
- CreatecompasscustomfielddefinitionCreate a custom field definition in Compass
- CreateconfluencefootercommentCreate a footer comment on a page or blog post
- CreateconfluenceinlinecommentCreate an inline comment on specific text in a page or blog post.
- CreateconfluencepageCreate a Confluence page or blog post
- CreateissuelinkCreate a link between two Jira issues.
- CreatejiraissueCreate a Jira issue.
- EditjiraissueUpdate issue.
- GetaccessibleatlassianresourcesGet cloudId to make tool calls.
- GetcompasscomponentGet a Compass component by ID
- GetcompasscomponentsGet a list of Compass components
- GetcompasscustomfielddefinitionsGet a list of Compass custom field definitions
- GetconfluencecommentchildrenGet reply(child) comments for a comment
- GetconfluencepageGet a Confluence page or blog post by ID, including body content.
- GetconfluencepagedescendantsGet child pages of specified page
- GetconfluencepagefootercommentsGet footer comments for a page or blog post
- GetconfluencepageinlinecommentsGet inline comments for a page or blog post
- GetconfluencespacesGet spaces
- GetissuelinktypesGet available Jira issue link types (e.g.
- GetjiraissueGet issue details
- GetjiraissueremoteissuelinksGet remote links
- GetjiraissuetypemetawithfieldsGet field metadata
- GetjiraprojectissuetypesmetadataGet issue types
- GetpagesinconfluencespaceGet pages or blog posts in a space
- GetteamworkgraphcontextRetrieves connected context from Teamwork Graph for any Atlassian entity.
- GetteamworkgraphobjectFetches the entire available data for one or more objects (Atlassian or third-party) using their ARIs or URLs.
- GettransitionsforjiraissueGet transitions
- GetvisiblejiraprojectsGet projects
- LookupjiraaccountidLookup user IDs
- SearchconfluenceusingcqlSearch Confluence content (pages, blog posts, comments, attachments) using CQL (Confluence Query Language).
- SearchjiraissuesusingjqlSearch issues with JQL, total counts only when explicitly requested.
- TransitionjiraissueTransition issue status
- UpdateconfluencepageUpdate a Confluence page or blog post
Connection record
A connection you can control.
- Sign-in
- OAuth sign-in
- Setup
- Sign in with your own Atlassian MCP account. Access is limited to the work agreed for the role.
- Boundaries
- Only the approved role and actions.
- Off switch
- Revoke the connection from your account.
FAQ
Before you connect Atlassian MCP
How does the agent connect to Atlassian MCP?
You sign in with your own Atlassian MCP account. Permissions are limited to what the agent needs, the connection is health-checked, and you can revoke access from Atlassian MCP at any time.
What can the agent actually do in Atlassian MCP?
The page above lists the 40 actions currently available through the Atlassian MCP connection. The role determines which of those actions the agent may use, and write access is only enabled when the workflow needs it.
Is Atlassian MCP included in my plan?
Connections are priced per tool on top of the base plan. Some are included and some are premium. See pricing for how connection charges work.
How long until Atlassian MCP is ready?
Timing depends on the sign-in method, permissions and workflow being connected. We confirm the scope and setup plan before enabling the connection.
Bring the workflow together
Ready to put Atlassian MCP to work?
Start with the responsibility you want off your plate. We’ll map the connection and the boundaries around it.