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Connect your agent to Atlassian to work across Jira, Confluence, and other Atlassian Cloud products — search issues, create pages, manage projects, and more.

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How to enable

Before you can connect, an Atlassian organization admin must allow Abundly to access your Atlassian instance. After that, each user authenticates with their own Atlassian account.
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Allow Abundly in your Atlassian admin console

  1. Go to admin.atlassian.com
  2. In the sidebar, navigate to Apps → Platform experiences → AI settings → Rovo MCP Server
  3. Click Add domain and enter your Abundly app domain with /** (for example, https://app.abundly.ai/** or https://your-tenant.app.abundly.ai/**)
Atlassian admin console showing the Rovo MCP Server settings page with the Abundly domain added
This is a one-time setup. Once the domain is added, all users in the organization can connect their accounts.
2

Add Atlassian to your agent

Go to the MCP Servers tab in your agent’s capabilities. You’ll find Atlassian in the “Add a server” section — click it to add.
3

Authenticate your account

Click Connect, then Continue with OAuth and complete the OAuth flow to connect your Atlassian account.
API token authentication is also available under advanced settings, but OAuth is recommended — API tokens only expose a limited subset of tools.

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Example use cases

  • Issue triage — “Every morning, check Jira for new unassigned issues in the Support project and suggest an assignee based on workload”
  • Sprint reporting — “Summarize the current sprint progress and post an update to Slack every Friday”
  • Documentation sync — “When a Jira epic is marked as done, create a Confluence page documenting what was shipped”
  • Cross-platform updates — “When someone mentions a Jira ticket in Slack, look it up and post a summary with the current status”