Bitbucket Rust MCP Server

What it is

A stateless MCP server over the Bitbucket Cloud API, built in Rust. It exposes the major Bitbucket surfaces to an assistant or an automation, and is packaged as a prebuilt container so it can drop into CI as easily as into an editor.

What you get

• Repositories, workspaces, branches, tags and commits, listed and read
• Pull request workflows end to end — create, update, approve, decline, merge, comment and manage tasks
• Issues, plus projects, snippets, downloads and webhooks
• Pipelines and deployments, so build state is readable alongside the code
• A prebuilt image on GHCR — ghcr.io/ibrahimogod/bitbucket-mcp:latest — with VS Code and Cursor configs that launch it through Docker
• TLS through rustls only, with no OpenSSL in the build

Requirements

• A Bitbucket API token created in your Atlassian account, with the scopes you need, such as repository:read and pullrequest:read.
• Two environment variables carry it: BITBUCKET_API_USERNAME, which is your Atlassian email, and BITBUCKET_API_TOKEN.
• Your client starts the container itself with docker run -i and those two variables, as the VS Code and Cursor configurations show — the image runs the stdio binary, so it needs -i and listens on no port.
• Or build from source with cargo build --release and run the bitbucket_stdio binary.

Setup effort

Run a container — pull the image and point your client at it

Requires

• docker on PATH
• BITBUCKET_API_TOKEN in your environment
• BITBUCKET_API_USERNAME in your environment

Where it runs

Both documented clients run the server on your machine.