The Stash MCP Server is currently in beta and allows AI coding agents like Cursor, Claude, and GitHub Copilot to access the same Issue Resolution Assistance developers use in the Stash web app.
Agentic applications like Cursor, Claude, and GitHub Copilot are great at certain operations, especially smaller and well-defined tasks such as making isolated changes or writing unit tests. However, these same agents often struggle with more complex tasks, such as:
  • Editing code across multiple modules
  • Building new components that integrate with a company’s existing systems
  • Understanding legacy codebases without context
  • Accessing the reasoning and decisions behind previous fixes and features
Critical information about how to solve an issue often lives not only in the codebase but also in tools like Jira and Confluence. Without that context, it’s difficult for coding agents to complete complex work. Stash MCP Server solves this problem by connecting agentic apps to Stash’s Issue Resolution Assistance. It provides AI agents with all the same context Stash surfaces for developers:
  • Documentation related to the issue
  • Similar past issues and their solutions
  • Exact code locations that need attention
This extra context allows agents to complete larger, more interconnected tasks accurately and with less human intervention.