Atlassian Crowd MCP. Audit memberships, provision users, and manage groups via chat.
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Atlassian Crowd. Use this to manage user accounts, groups, and directory memberships via your AI agent. It lets you list, search, and provision user profiles—all through natural conversation.
Stop jumping between the Atlassian UI and your command line. Your AI client talks directly to your corporate identity system, making account auditing and provisioning instant.
What your AI agents can do
Create new user
Creates a new user account within Atlassian Crowd.
Get group details
Retrieves detailed information about a specific group.
Get user details
Gets the full profile and all attributes for a specified user.
The agent provisions a new user account in Crowd using defined attributes.
You retrieve all details about a specific organizational group.
The agent fetches all attributes and profile details for a specific user ID.
You get a list of all currently active user accounts in the directory.
You retrieve a list of every security and organizational group managed by Crowd.
You get a list of every user belonging to a specified group.
The agent finds users by executing a complex, attribute-based search query.
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Atlassian Crowd MCP Server: 10 Tools for Identity Management
These tools allow your AI client to perform complex directory actions, including user creation, group listings, and attribute-based user searching.
019d7554create new user
Creates a new user account within Atlassian Crowd.
019d7554get group details
Retrieves detailed information about a specific group.
019d7554get user details
Gets the full profile and all attributes for a specified user.
019d7554list active users
Lists every user account currently marked as active.
019d7554list all groups
Retrieves a complete list of all security and organizational groups.
019d7554list group members
Lists all users who belong to a specified group.
019d7554list inactive users
Lists all user accounts that are currently disabled or inactive.
019d7554list user memberships
Lists all groups a specific user is a member of.
019d7554search users by attribute
Searches for users using a specific, attribute-based filter string.
019d7554search users by name
Searches for users whose names start with a given text prefix.
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What you can do with this MCP connector
Your AI agent handles all your user management for Atlassian Crowd. You'll stop jumping between the Atlassian UI and your command line, talking directly to your corporate identity system with natural conversation. It's built to let you audit memberships, provision accounts, and manage user directories without lifting a finger.
Creating and Managing Accounts
'You gotta create a new user account?' The agent handles it; you just give it the attributes. You can also list every active user account or list every inactive user account. For finding specific profiles, you can search users by name prefix or search users using complex, attribute-based filters.
Working with Groups and Memberships
'What's up with that group?' You'll get all the details for a specific group. You can list all available security and organizational groups, and you can check out every user belonging to a specified group. You can also list every group a specific user is a member of.
Getting User Data
'I need to know about this guy.' The agent fetches all attributes and profile details for a specific user ID. You can also list every user account currently marked as active.
How Atlassian Crowd MCP Works
- 1 Connect the Atlassian Crowd integration to your AI client.
- 2 Provide the required credentials: your Crowd Base URL, Application Name, and Application Password.
- 3 Tell your AI agent the task (e.g., 'List all users in the 'Engineering' group'). The agent runs the tools and returns the data.
The bottom line is that your AI client executes identity management tasks directly against your corporate directory using standard conversation prompts.
Who Is Atlassian Crowd MCP For?
System Admins who are sick of navigating complex web dashboards. Security Auditors who need to prove least privilege compliance on demand. DevOps Engineers who need to spin up accounts fast. If your job involves knowing who has access to what, this is for you.
Using this, you quickly audit user group memberships, reset accounts, or verify user statuses without leaving your terminal.
You search for users based on specific attributes (e.g., 'all users in the US department') and monitor directory access patterns to detect risk.
You provision and manage application-specific user accounts directly via chat, integrating user lifecycle management into your deployment scripts.
What Changes When You Connect
- Audit user memberships instantly. Instead of logging into the UI to see who's in a group, you ask your agent to run
list_group_membersand get the list immediately. You get the data, not the clicks. - Provision accounts with zero UI overhead. Use
create_new_userto generate a full account profile and assign attributes entirely through a simple prompt. It’s faster than opening a form. - Deep user visibility. Need to know if a user has access to something?
get_user_detailspulls every attribute and profile detail for that user, giving you full context in one shot. - Find users by specific criteria. Don't sift through thousands of names.
search_users_by_attributelets you filter users using complex rules, like 'email ends in @corp.com' or 'department=finance'. - Full directory control. You can
list_all_groupsto see every container and then uselist_group_membersto see exactly who lives inside it. It gives you a complete map of your organization's structure. - Handle inactive accounts. Need to clean up?
list_inactive_userspulls all disabled accounts, letting you target cleanups or compliance reviews without manual effort.
Real-World Use Cases
The Access Audit
A security auditor needs to verify that the 'Executive' group only contains users from the C-suite. They ask their agent to run list_group_members for 'Executive'. The agent runs the tool, returns the list, and the auditor confirms the list matches the expected C-suite members. Problem solved in minutes.
Onboarding a New Hire
A DevOps engineer needs to set up a new employee account (Jane Doe) with specific attributes and memberships. Instead of filling out a form, they tell their agent: 'Create user Jane Doe, email jane@corp.com, and add her to 'HR' and 'General Staff'.'. The agent uses create_new_user and list_user_memberships to handle the full lifecycle.
Finding a Specific User
A manager needs to find a user who works in 'Marketing' and has an email ending in 'temp@corp.com'. They prompt their agent to search_users_by_attribute. The agent runs the search, filters out the noise, and gives the manager a precise list of only the required users.
Mapping Group Dependencies
An IT admin needs to know which users have access to the 'Payroll' system. They ask their agent to list_all_groups to see all systems, then use get_group_details on 'Payroll', and finally run list_group_members to get the exact list of users who need access.
The Tradeoffs
Manual Account Provisioning
An admin has to navigate to the Atlassian UI, click 'Add User,' fill out 15 fields, hit save, and then manually add the user to all required groups. It takes 15 minutes and is prone to typos.
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Tell your agent to run create_new_user and list all required groups. The agent handles the entire sequence in a single chat command, reducing the risk of human error and cutting time to seconds.
Complex User Search
Trying to find users who are both 'Finance' department AND whose email ends in '@corp.com' requires multiple filters in the UI, which often fails or forces the admin to run several incomplete searches.
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Use search_users_by_attribute with a CQL-like restriction string. You can combine multiple criteria into one command, guaranteeing you get the exact list you need.
Checking Group Membership
A user needs to know if they are in the 'Admins' group. They have to manually check the group page and look for their name among potentially hundreds of listed members.
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Ask your agent to run list_user_memberships. It instantly checks your directory and tells you, 'Yes, you are in the 'Admins' group' or 'No, you are not.' Period.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this if your job requires checking, creating, or modifying user identity data—especially if you need to combine multiple data points (e.g., 'Show me users in Group A who also have Attribute X'). Don't use it if you are only viewing a single, static page of data (e.g., just viewing the group name). If you only need to check a user's basic profile and nothing else, get_user_details is enough. But if you need to audit their group access or provision them, you need the full Atlassian Crowd toolset.
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Available Capabilities
Manually auditing who has access to what is a nightmare.
Right now, checking user access means jumping between the Atlassian UI, the group membership page, and the user profile page. You copy usernames, open new tabs, cross-reference lists, and cross your fingers that you didn't miss a single group. It's slow, it's painful, and you're always losing track of who belongs where.
With the Atlassian Crowd MCP Server, you just talk to your agent. You ask, 'Show me everyone in the Marketing group who is also in the Cloud team.' The agent runs the necessary tools—`list_group_members` and `list_user_memberships`—and gives you one clean list. You get the answer, not the dashboard.
Atlassian Crowd MCP Server: Manage user provisioning and access control
The need to manually create and assign accounts is a huge time sink. You open a form, fill out the name, the email, the department, and then remember to go back and manually add them to the correct security groups. It's a multi-step, high-friction process.
Now, you tell your agent to run `create_new_user` and specify all the attributes and group memberships in a single prompt. The agent executes the full sequence, handling the API calls for you. It's one command, zero friction.
Common Questions About Atlassian Crowd MCP
How do I use the Atlassian Crowd MCP Server to list active users? +
You ask your agent to list active users. The agent uses the list_active_users tool. This returns a list of all current user accounts, which is useful for compliance checks and reporting.
Can I use Atlassian Crowd MCP Server to find users by email domain? +
Yes, you use the search_users_by_attribute tool. This allows you to filter users based on any attribute, like checking for an email address ending in '@corp.com'.
What is the best way to check a user's group memberships using Atlassian Crowd MCP Server? +
Use the list_user_memberships tool. It gives a definitive list of every group that specific user belongs to, eliminating the need to check multiple group pages.
Does Atlassian Crowd MCP Server let me create new users? +
Yes, you run create_new_user. You provide the necessary details, and the agent handles provisioning the new account directly in your directory.
How do I use the `list_all_groups` tool with Atlassian Crowd MCP Server? +
The list_all_groups tool lists every security and organizational group. You can then feed this list to your agent to narrow down which groups you need to check for specific users.
What is the purpose of the `search_users_by_attribute` tool in Atlassian Crowd MCP Server? +
This tool lets you search for users using a CQL-like restriction string. This is useful for advanced directory audits when you know specific user attributes, like department or role.
Does Atlassian Crowd MCP Server support listing inactive accounts? +
Yes, you use the list_inactive_users tool. It retrieves all disabled or inactive user accounts, which is critical for cleaning up stale accounts and managing user lifecycles.
How does Atlassian Crowd MCP Server handle user group relationships? +
You use list_user_memberships to see all groups a specific user belongs to. You can combine this with get_group_details to understand the full scope of their access.
How do I register an application in Crowd? +
Log in to the Crowd console as an administrator, navigate to Applications, and click Add Application. Follow the wizard to define the name and password used for this integration.
What permissions are required? +
The application registered in Crowd must have the 'Allow to authenticate users' permission and be mapped to the directories you want the agent to manage.
Can the agent reset user passwords? +
Currently, the integration supports creating users with an initial password. Direct password resets for existing users should be handled via the Crowd console or self-service portal.
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