The Atlassian Rovo MCP Server connects your preferred external AI clients to Atlassian data and context through MCP tools. Atlassian describes it as a way to bring your team's work and knowledge into the AI assistant you already use, so answers and actions are grounded in your company's tickets, specs, pages and history.
The page says the server gives AI clients access to Atlassian apps through MCP tools, and that you can choose what MCP can read, write and delete. Administrators can allow or block AI access by site, space or classification, and control access through their own identity provider and single sign-on. Atlassian says it is built with industry partners and points to a security white paper for details.
The page lists ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor and VS Code as clients you can connect with an Add now action, and links to an install guide. Atlassian also says updates sync automatically to connected AI apps as they release, so you connect once rather than maintaining each integration yourself.
The page is aimed at founders who want governed AI use across the company, at teams who want better answers in the tools they already use, and at developers who want AI clients linked to live tickets, specs and history while they code.
According to the page, the MCP server offers more than 215 tools across more than 10 Atlassian apps, with more added each month. It states that you can start for free and that no credit card is required. Paid pricing is not stated on the page.
