joomla-mcp-server vs mcp-atlassian
joomla-mcp-server: This Joomla component provides a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server over HTTP JSON-RPC, enabling AI clients like Claude Desktop and Cursor to interact with Joomla content. It offers a rich set of tools for managing articles, categories, tags, modules, menus, media, and extensions through Joomla's Web Services API.; mcp-atlassian: MCP Atlassian is a Model Context Protocol server designed for seamless integration with Atlassian's Confluence and Jira products. It enables AI assistants to interact with both Cloud and Server/Data Center deployments of these platforms.
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Enabling AI agents (e.g., Claude Desktop, Cursor) to directly create, update, and manage Joomla articles and other content.
- You run Jira or Confluence on Server or Data Center (Jira 8.14+, Confluence 6.0+), which the hosted official server does not cover.
- You want to run the server yourself with `uvx mcp-atlassian` and keep it on your own machine or network.
- You want JQL and CQL search, issue transitions and an SLA calculation tool in one MIT-licensed server.
- You need Bitbucket, Jira Service Management or Compass: the README covers Jira and Confluence.
- You do not want API tokens stored in your MCP client config: this server reads them from environment variables.
- You are on Python 3.14: the README says it is not supported yet.
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