atlassian-mcp-local
by OrbitalFlow
Overview
Integrates AI assistants with Atlassian Jira and Confluence to perform automated tasks and retrieve information from these platforms.
Installation
mcp-atlassian --env-file .env --transport sse --port 8888 --host 0.0.0.0 -vEnvironment Variables
- JIRA_URL
- JIRA_USERNAME
- JIRA_API_TOKEN
Security Notes
The `install-ngrok.sh` script contains a hardcoded ngrok authtoken (`NGROK_AUTHTOKEN="38NAiUQUMfg1ctYf2kYCmU8P6ZN_2crHaSAHqP4px58yyfRVF"`). This is a critical security vulnerability as it means anyone using this script will configure ngrok with this specific, public token, potentially exposing their tunnel traffic through an account not controlled by them, or allowing others to use this token for their own purposes, leading to abuse or tracking. Additionally, the server binds to `--host 0.0.0.0` by default even for local usage, making it accessible from the local network unless explicitly configured otherwise.
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