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kornbed jira mcp server
A TypeScript-based MCP server for Jira integration with Cursor
WHAT IT CONNECTS
What kornbed jira mcp server gives an AI Agent
- List Jira tickets
- Get ticket details
- Get ticket comments
- Create new tickets
- Add comments to tickets
- Update ticket status
- Full MCP protocol support for Cursor integration
- Install dependencies:
- Create a `.env` file based on `.env.example` and fill in your Jira credentials:
- Log in to <https://id.atlassian.com/manage/api-tokens>
- Click "Create API token"
- Copy the token and paste it in your `.env` file
- Build the project:
- Open Cursor's settings:
- Click on the Cursor menu
- Select "Settings" (or use the keyboard shortcut)
- Navigate to the "Extensions" or "Integrations" section
- Add the MCP configuration:
- Start the MCP server (if not already running):
- Open Cursor's settings:
- Click on the Cursor menu
- Select "Settings" (or use the keyboard shortcut)
- Navigate to the "Extensions" or "Integrations" section
- Add the MCP configuration:
- `/jira list` - List your tickets
- `/jira view TICKET-123` - View ticket details
- `/jira comments TICKET-123` - Get ticket comments
- `/jira create` - Create a new ticket
- `/jira comment TICKET-123` - Add a comment
- `/jira status TICKET-123` - Update ticket status
- Stdio communication for command-based integration
- Tool registration for Jira operations
SECURITY
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