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A Model Context Protocol server enabling AI assistants to interact with Tempo's time tracking system in JIRA for worklog retrieval, creation, and management.
  1. Click the "Install Now" button to open the FastMCP connection / environment variables dialog for this MCP server. All values below should be entered in that FastMCP connection interface.

  2. Set TEMPO_BASE_URL (required)

    1. Open your Jira instance in a browser.
    2. Copy the base URL from the address bar up to the host (for example: https://jira.company.com or https://your-domain.atlassian.net). Do not include any trailing path like /browse or /secure — only the base origin.
    3. Paste that value into the FastMCP field named TEMPO_BASE_URL.
  3. Create and obtain TEMPO_PAT (Personal Access Token) (required)

    1. Log into the same Jira account you will use with Tempo.
    2. Open your profile/account settings and find "Personal Access Tokens" (or "API tokens" if your Jira variant shows that wording).
    3. Click Create token (or Create API token).
    4. Give the token a clear name such as "Tempo MCP Server".
    5. Grant the token the necessary permissions/scopes — at minimum read and write access for issues and worklogs (so the MCP can read schedules/worklogs and create/delete worklogs).
    6. Create the token and immediately copy its value (it is shown only once). If the UI warns it will be shown only once, make sure to copy and store it now.
    7. Paste the token into the FastMCP field named TEMPO_PAT (no extra quotes).
  4. (Optional) Set TEMPO_DEFAULT_HOURS

    1. If you want a default hours-per-workday other than 8, enter a number (for example 7.5 or 8) into the FastMCP field TEMPO_DEFAULT_HOURS.
    2. If you leave it blank, the server defaults to 8.
  5. Save and enable the connection

    1. In the FastMCP dialog click Save / Apply (or whatever the dialog shows) to persist the environment variables.
    2. If you're installing a desktop extension or MCP app, make sure to enable the installed extension after saving envs.
  6. Verify the configuration

    1. From your AI assistant or FastMCP UI, run a simple tool call such as "Get my schedule" or "Get my worklogs" for a short date range.
    2. If you get authentication errors, re-check the base URL and ensure the copied PAT was pasted correctly (and has the required scopes). If the token was lost, create a new PAT and replace TEMPO_PAT.
  7. Security notes (important)

    1. Treat TEMPO_PAT like a secret: do not paste it into public places or commit it to source control.
    2. If you suspect the token was exposed, revoke it from your Jira account and create a new one.

That’s it — enter TEMPO_BASE_URL and TEMPO_PAT into the FastMCP connection interface via the "Install Now" dialog (and optionally TEMPO_DEFAULT_HOURS), save, enable, and verify with a quick tool call.

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