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-**Atlassian Remote MCP Server** — to track and update Jira tickets directly from your AI workspace.
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Together, these integrations let you work in natural language:
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> “Implement the feature in this Jira ticket and create a PR in GitHub.”
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> “Implement the feature in this Jira ticket"
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> "Create a PR in GitHub.”
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Let’s see how that actually works in practice.
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##
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## Installing MCP Servers
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**GitHub MCP Server**
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- Go to [GitHub MCP Registry](https://github.com/mcp), look for **GitHub** MCP server and install to VS Code (or VS Code Insider, if you are using one!)
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- You will be ask to authenticate when installing the MCP servers. Log in to GitHub and authenticate it.
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**Atlassian MCP Server**
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- Go back to [GitHub MCP Registry](https://github.com/mcp), and install **Atlassian** MCP servers in the same manner.
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- Log in to your Jira account and authenticate it as well.
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## Enabling the MCP servers in VS Code
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- Make sure the MCP servers are available by opening GitHub Copilot and click on the tools icon.
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## Ask GitHub Copilot agent to work with Jira tickets
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To get all assiened tickets, try prompting:
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What are open tasks assigned to me in Jira?
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You can also ask the agent to summarize the comleted tasks, ask about a certain ticket, and have Copilot to vibe-code to implement that the ticket describes.
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Ask about a ticket:
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Explain the ticket, KAN-14
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Have Copilot to implement the feature that was stated in the ticket:
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Implement the feature described in the ticket
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```
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Then if all looks good, you can close the task:
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Move KAN-14 to Done
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## Ask GitHub Copilot agent to puch to GitHub
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Now you use GitHub MCP server to commit and push the changes to the project repo.
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