cd /home/claude && cat > jiracontext-landing.html << 'HTMLEOF'
Natural language queries to your project data. "Show me all P0 bugs assigned to Sarah" or "What does our deployment guide say about rollbacks?" — Claude answers instantly.
You're in Claude, coding or writing. You need to check Jira. Tab switch. Search. Click. Read. Tab back. Lost your flow.
"project = CORE AND status = 'In Progress' AND assignee = currentUser() AND sprint in openSprints()" — or just ask Claude "What am I working on this sprint?"
Deployment runbook is somewhere. Search returns 47 pages. Which is current? Claude searches, reads, and summarizes across all your Confluence spaces.
Open Jira → Select project → Fill 8 fields → Link epics → Tag → Submit. Or: tell Claude what needs fixing, get a ticket in 5 seconds.
Claude can write code, but doesn't know your team's conventions, project status, or who owns what. JiraContext connects the dots.
Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that connects Claude to Atlassian APIs
"Show me last week's deployments" → Claude pulls release notes, tickets merged, who deployed. No JQL, no clicking, just answers.
Describe the issue in plain English. Claude creates the ticket with smart defaults: project, type, priority, assignee based on your conversation context.
Ask about architecture, runbooks, team docs. Claude searches across all spaces, summarizes findings, cites sources with links.
"How's our current sprint tracking?" → Claude analyzes velocity, blockers, risk areas. Daily standup prep in one question.
Writing code? Claude knows related tickets, past decisions from Confluence, who to ask for review based on Jira history.
MCP runs locally on your machine. Your Jira/Confluence data never leaves your network except via official Atlassian APIs you control.
Ask Claude about your Jira & Confluence — get instant answers
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