Vendor
Atlassian & Jira MCP servers
MCP servers that connect Claude Code, Cursor and other agents to Jira issues and Confluence pages. Atlassian's own servers come first, then community servers by GitHub stars. Tokens per turn is what a server's tool list adds to every request once it's connected, measured by connecting to it.
Official Atlassian servers
Published from github.com/atlassian.
| Server | Runs as | Stars | Tools | Tokens per turn |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Atlassian RovoatlassianConnect to Atlassian Jira, Confluence, Loom, and more to search, create, and manage your work. | remote | 1,105 | — | Needs sign-in |
Community servers
21 servers maintained by third parties. Read the code before giving one an API key.
“Needs sign-in” means the server wouldn't list its tools without real credentials, so we couldn't count them. How we measure: methodology. Typical cost across all servers: MCP context tax report.
Atlassian & Jira MCP server FAQ
›Is there an official Atlassian MCP server?
Yes. Atlassian publishes one MCP server from its own GitHub organization: Atlassian Rovo. Its page has install commands for Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code and Claude Desktop.
›How many Atlassian & Jira MCP servers are there?
We list 22: 1 from Atlassian and 21 community servers named after it. None has been measured yet: they run locally or need sign-in, and we measure by connecting to a server and counting the tokens in its tool list.