Claude Code

First complete Set up Jira and Confluence.

Register the server

Run this command in a terminal. Replace YOUR_NAME and the executable path with your local values. --scope user makes the connection available across your projects.

claude mcp add --transport stdio --scope user atlassian -- \
  "/Users/YOUR_NAME/.local/bin/uvx" \
  mcp-atlassian==0.23.0 --transport stdio \
  --env-file "/Users/YOUR_NAME/.config/tritonai/atlassian.env"

The first --transport stdio configures Claude Code. The second configures the server process. Arguments after -- belong to that process.

Claude Code stores user-scoped servers in ~/.claude.json. Project-scoped servers use .mcp.json; these require project approval. See the Claude Code MCP documentation.

Check the connection

Start a new Claude Code session. Run /mcp and inspect the atlassian server. From a terminal, you can also run:

claude mcp list

Run the Jira and Confluence checks to check authentication.

For Claude Code inside WSL, install uv in WSL and replace the paths with Linux paths. See Claude Code's Windows setup.

This configuration applies to Claude Code. The Claude Desktop chat app uses a separate file.