Bitbucket MCP
Let your agent create repos, manage pull requests, and call Bitbucket Cloud APIs from chat while you ship on Atlassian instead of GitHub.
Overview
Bitbucket MCP is a MCP server for the Build phase that connects agents to the full Bitbucket Cloud API via auto-generated tools and customizable prompts.
What is this MCP server?
- Go-based Bitbucket Cloud MCP with API surface auto-generated from the official spec
- OCI image ghcr.io/fabianschurig/bitbucket-mcp for containerized stdio setups
- Supports Basic auth (username + token) or workspace/repo access tokens via BITBUCKET_TOKEN
- Customizable prompts on top of generated tools for repeatable PR and repo workflows
- Version 0.16.2 with registry-published environment variable documentation
- Server version 0.16.2
- OCI package identifier ghcr.io/fabianschurig/bitbucket-mcp:0.16.2
- API tools auto-generated from Bitbucket Cloud OpenAPI/spec
Community signal: 4 GitHub stars.
What problem does it solve?
Your agent can drive GitHub from MCP but your repos live in Bitbucket, so you keep context-switching to the web UI for PRs and repo tasks.
Who is it for?
Solo builders and small teams standardized on Bitbucket Cloud who want agent-driven PR and repository automation.
Skip if: GitHub-only shops or builders who only need local git without Cloud API actions.
What do I get? / Deliverables
You manage Bitbucket repos, PRs, and workspace APIs from the same agent session where you edit and ship code.
- Agent-executed Bitbucket API operations (repos, PRs, workspace objects per exposed tools)
- Repeatable PR/repo workflows via customizable prompts
- Fewer context switches between editor and Bitbucket web UI
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Journey fit
Build is canonical because every tool maps to day-to-day engineering work—repos, PRs, pipelines, and workspace automation—not distribution or ops monitoring. Integrations fits a full Cloud API MCP that connects your agent to Bitbucket as the system of record for code and review.
How it compares
Bitbucket Cloud API MCP, not a GitHub server or a human code-review playbook skill.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Bitbucket MCP for?
Developers using Bitbucket Cloud who want Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex to perform repo and pull-request operations through MCP instead of manual UI steps.
When should I use Bitbucket MCP?
Use it during Build when you are integrating agent workflows with Bitbucket—for example creating PRs, querying repos, or scripting workspace tasks from your editor.
How do I add Bitbucket MCP to my agent?
Run the OCI image or stdio binary, set BITBUCKET_TOKEN (secret, required), add BITBUCKET_USERNAME if using Basic auth, register the server in your MCP config, and restart the client.