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Connect to JIRA for sprint management, issue tracking, and attachment handling.
This MCP tool is described as interacting with JIRA for sprint management, issue tracking, and attachment handling, which implies access to project and attachment data. However, the materials are sparse and omit README, endpoint, and authentication details, so there is notable audit uncertainty; given that it is open source under MIT, the overall posture is better rated as caution rather than high risk.
The material states there are no required keys/environment variables, but the claimed JIRA interaction functionality would typically require some form of authentication; no auth method is documented here. If it relies on host session state, browser context, or other implicit credentials, that path is undisclosed and should be treated with caution.
Although the remote endpoint host is listed as none, a tool meant to operate on JIRA would reasonably require network communication with a JIRA instance. The materials do not specify domains, whether it connects only to the user's own JIRA, or whether attachment contents are transmitted. This is expected network egress for the tool class, but insufficiently disclosed.
The system flags executes-code, meaning it runs a local server/process. For an MCP tool this is a normal capability; the materials do not show requests for unusual system privileges, nor do they explicitly describe arbitrary third-party command execution, so this is best rated as caution.
The description includes sprint management, issue tracking, and attachment handling, implying access to and possible modification of JIRA issues, sprint metadata, and attachment contents. This scope is broadly consistent with the stated purpose, with no stated access to unrelated local files or system-level data, but attachment handling can involve sensitive business data.
Positive signals include being open source under the MIT License, which improves auditability. However, it comes from a third-party registry, has 0 stars, unknown maintenance status, and almost no documentation in the provided material, which reduces trust and verifiability. No explicit malicious red flags are present, but the supply-chain maturity appears limited.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
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Connect to JIRA and list all issues in the current sprint, grouped by status, highlighting high-priority tasks that are due soon.
A list of current sprint issues grouped by status, including priority and upcoming due-date alerts.
Find bugs created this week in JIRA, summarize the assignee, severity, and current status of each issue, and provide a brief overview.
A weekly bug summary that helps quickly understand fix progress and risks.
Upload this test report to the specified JIRA issue, confirm the attachment was added successfully, and return the issue link.
Confirmation of the uploaded attachment plus the updated issue details and access link.
Manage JIRA issues, sprints, and users with natural language commands.
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Manage Jira Cloud projects, issues, sprints, and worklogs from AI clients.
Connect to Jira to search, create, and update issues and comments.
Search, manage, and update Jira issues and epics through AI-driven workflows.
Use natural language to search, manage, and update Jira issues.