A product-by-product map of Atlassian-associated MCP implementations in our catalog, with direct access to every matching result and clear publisher and evidence boundaries.
Our catalog searches currently surface 558 result appearances across 5 Atlassian product families. The product map below makes the full inventory reachable and explains the workflow surface behind each search.
Use this as the navigation layer: understand the integration surface, then open the complete catalog result set for implementation-level evidence.
| Product family | Catalog matches | What the integration surface covers | Complete result set |
|---|---|---|---|
| Atlassian | 76 | Cross-product records explicitly referencing Atlassian | View all Atlassian results → |
| Jira | 259 | Issues, projects, service management, and engineering workflows | View all Jira results → |
| Confluence | 90 | Knowledge bases, pages, spaces, search, and documentation | View all Confluence results → |
| Trello | 72 | Boards, cards, lists, and team planning workflows | View all Trello results → |
| Bitbucket | 61 | Repositories, pull requests, code, and CI/CD workflows | View all Bitbucket results → |
The full result sets above are the inventory layer. Each implementation profile supplies the evidence needed for a security decision.
Separate a familiar company or product reference from independently retained first-party publisher evidence.
Review package, exact version, tools, resources, prompts, remote endpoints, and the access the integration can exercise.
Treat missing current-version evidence as unknown. A completed retained run is version-specific and never a certification.
Method. Counts are catalog search matches captured for this brief on 31 August 2026. Searches overlap and are not summed as unique implementations. Association is based on product terms in catalog identity and description fields; it does not imply first-party publication, endorsement, or certification. Verification applies only to the selected exact version and retained test scope. Search Atlassian across the catalog →