一个Cursor的容器化的Python MCP服务器,以提供对Jira的访问.

[有价值]

该项目是实验性的,最初是作为学习练习而创建的.

• 注意有更有能力和更成熟的Jira MCP解决方案可用,

如相机/相机, 和Atlassian自己的MCP服务器.

又见红帽-爱-工具/jira-mcp-雪花 这为获取Red Hat Jira的数据提供了另一种途径。

□ 快开始

1. ** 准备吉拉债券**

• 前往Red Hat Jira个人访问托肯斯并创建一个符号
• 创建类似例.env文件

2. ** 配置光标**

• 在光标中去"Settings",“Tools & Institutions”,并点击"New MCP Server".
• 在以下 JSON 中粘贴,(或仅在 [[T1] 键下插入 [[T0] 对象)。
• 更新 [[T2] 从步骤1 指向文件。
• 保存

^ 快速启动( 对于开发者)

0.** 先决条件**

• podman - 安装在 [[T3] (Fedora/RHEL) 或 [[T4] (macOS)
• yq – – 安装在[[T5] (Fedora/RHEL)或[[T6] (macOS) -** make** - 通常在大多数系统中预先安装

1. 获取代码**

2. 联合国.

redhat-ai-tools/jira-mcp

A containerized Python MCP server for Cursor to provide access to Jira.

[!IMPORTANT] This project is experimental and was initially created as a learning exercise. Be aware there are more capable and mature Jira MCP solutions available, such as sooperset/mcp-atlassian, and Atlassian’s own MCP Server.

See also redhat-ai-tools/jira-mcp-snowflake which provides another way to access Red Hat Jira data.

Quick Start

1. Prepare a Jira token

   • Go to Red Hat Jira Personal Access Tokens and create a token
   • Create a .env file similar to example.env

2. Configure Cursor

   • In Cursor go to “Settings”, “Tools & Integrations”, and click “New MCP Server”
   • Paste in the following JSON, (or insert just the jiraMcp object under the mcpServers key).
   • Update "/path/to/your/dotenv/file.env" to point to the file from step 1.
   • Save

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "jiraMcp": {
      "command": "podman",
      "args": [
        "run",
        "-i",
        "--rm",
        "--env-file",
        "/path/to/your/dotenv/file.env",
        "quay.io/sbaird/jira-mcp:latest"
      ],
      "description": "A containerized MCP server to query Jira issues"
    }
  }
}

Quick Start (for developers)

0. Prerequisites

   • podman - Install with sudo dnf install podman (Fedora/RHEL) or brew install podman (macOS)
   • yq - Install with sudo dnf install yq (Fedora/RHEL) or brew install yq (macOS)
   • make - Usually pre-installed on most systems

1. Get the code

git clone [email protected]:redhat-ai-tools/jira-mcp.git
cd jira-mcp

2. Build the image & configure Cursor This also creates a ~/.rh-jira-mcp.env file like this.

make setup

3. Prepare a Jira token

   • Go to Red Hat Jira Personal Access Tokens and create a token
   • Edit the .rh-jira-mcp.env file in your home directory and paste in the token

4. Decide whether to enable write operations

Enabling your MCP server to make edits to Jira can be very useful, but can also cause a lot of problems if you are not careful in how you use the MCP tools. By default, the server has write operations turned off. If you want to turn it on, edit the .rh-jira-mcp.env file in your home directory to set JIRA_ENABLE_WRITE=true.

5. Check if it is working in Cursor

To confirm it’s working, run Cursor, go to Settings and click on “Tools & Integrations”. Under MCP Tools you should see “jiraMcp” with 20 tools enabled if