Bitbucket Integration for AI Agents
Connect your AI agent to 142 Bitbucket actions via MCP, A2A, or SDK, with agent authentication, tool-calling execution, and security built-in, plus 26 events to subscribe to.
Bitbucket AI Agent Actions
142 production-ready actions for your agent to do more on Bitbucket.
142 Actions
List Branches - List open branches
Create Branches - Create a branch
List Branch Restrictions - List branch restrictions
Create Branch Restrictions - Create a branch restriction rule
Delete Branch Restrictions - Delete a branch restriction rule
Get Branch Restrictions - Get a branch restriction rule
Update Branch Restrictions - Update a branch restriction rule
Get Branching Model - Get the branching model for a repository
Get Branching Model Settings - Get the branching model config for a repository
Update Settings - Update the branching model config for a repository
List Branching Model - Get the branching model for a project
Get Project Branching Model Settings - Get the branching model config for a project
Update Settings - Update the branching model config for a project
Get Branches - Get a branch
Get Commit - Get a commit
Unapprove Commit - Unapprove a commit
Approve Commit - Approve a commit
List Commits - List commits
List Comments - List a commit's comments
Create Comments - Create comment for a commit
Delete Comments - Delete a commit comment
Get Comments - Get a commit comment
Update Comments - Update a commit comment
List Reports - List reports
Update Reports - Create or update a report
Get Reports - Get a report
Delete Reports - Delete a report
List Statuses - List commit statuses for a commit
Create Build - Create a build status for a commit
Get Build - Get a build status for a commit
Update Build - Update a build status for a commit
Create Commits - List commits with include/exclude refs
List Deployments - List deployments for a repository
Get Deployment - Get a deployment by UUID
List Environments - List deployment environments for a repository
Create Environment - Create a deployment environment for a repository
Get Environment - Get a deployment environment by UUID
Update Environment - Update a deployment environment configuration
Get Unified Credentials - Return the authenticated identity and auth type for the current Bitbucket connection. Wraps GET /user for identity. Maps to the StackOne IAM unified credentials schema (name, auth_type, user). auth_type is pinned to "oauth" because this connector exposes only the OAuth 2.0 auth surface.
List Unified Organizations - List the Bitbucket workspaces the authenticated identity belongs to, mapped to the IAM unified organization schema. Wraps GET /user/workspaces (paginated, page/pagelen). Each entry's id is the workspace slug (e.g. "stackone") — the canonical, stable, human-readable identifier referenced by other IAM actions via filter.organization_id.
Get Unified Organization - Retrieve a single Bitbucket workspace by its slug (e.g. "stackone"), mapped to the IAM unified organization schema. Wraps GET /workspaces/{workspace}. The {id} input must be the workspace slug as returned by unified_list_organizations; the endpoint also accepts UUIDs but slug is the canonical form.
List Unified Resource Types - List unified resource types in Bitbucket.
List Unified Resource Users - List unified resource users in Bitbucket.
List Unified Roles - Return the three stable workspace-permission IAM roles Bitbucket exposes ("owner", "collaborator", "member") synthesized from Bitbucket's workspace permission API. The role set is static, closed, and matches the permission values returned by GET /workspaces/{workspace}/permissions. Bitbucket Cloud has no public custom-roles API.
Get Unified Role - Retrieve a single synthesized Bitbucket IAM workspace-permission role by stable key ("owner", "collaborator", or "member"). Any other id returns a generic typed record rather than a 404, since Bitbucket's role namespace has no notion of "unknown roles" to validate against.
List Unified Users - List the members of a single Bitbucket workspace mapped to the IAM unified user schema, cursor-paginated 100 per page. filter.organization_id (the workspace slug) is optional — auto-resolved when the connection sees exactly one workspace, otherwise a 400 asks for it. Bitbucket has no connection-global user list — users are workspace-scoped. Each entry's id is the user's account_id (e.g. "557058:..."). Members listing is sparse — call unified_get_user for the full profile (created_on, location, website).
Get Unified User - Retrieve a single Bitbucket user by account_id (e.g. "557058:..."), mapped to the IAM unified user schema. Wraps GET /users/{selected_user} for the full profile (display_name, created_on, location, website, avatar). Field coverage is fuller than unified_list_users — call this to enrich a member listing. The endpoint also accepts UUIDs but the unified id contract uses account_id.
List Pipelines - List pipelines
Create Pipelines - Run a pipeline
Get Pipelines - Get a pipeline
Get Pipelines Config - Get configuration
List Steps - List steps for a pipeline
Get Steps - Get a step of a pipeline
Get Log - Get log file for a step
Get Logs - Get the logs for the build container or a service container for a given step of a pipeline.
Create Schedules - Create a schedule
List Schedules - List schedules
Get Schedules - Get a schedule
Update Schedules - Update a schedule
Delete Schedules - Delete a schedule
List Variables - List variables for a repository
Create Variables - Create a variable for a repository
Get Variables - Get a variable for a repository
Update Variables - Update a variable for a repository
Delete Variables - Delete a variable for a repository
Stop Pipeline - Stop a pipeline
Update Pipelines Config - Update configuration
Update Build Number - Update the next build number
List Projects - List all projects in a workspace
Get Project - Get a specific project by key
Create Project - Create a project in a workspace
Update Project - Update an existing project
Delete Project - Delete a project from a workspace
List Pullrequests - List pull requests that contain a commit
List Pullrequests - List pull requests
Create Pullrequests - Create a pull request
Get Pullrequests - Get a pull request
Update Pullrequests - Update a pull request
Unapprove Pull Request - Unapprove a pull request
Approve Pull Request - Approve a pull request
List Pull Request Commits - List commits on a pull request
Decline Pull Request - Decline a pull request
Merge Pull Request - Merge a pull request
List Pullrequests - List workspace pull requests for a user
List Comments - List comments on a pull request
Create Comments - Create a comment on a pull request
Delete Comments - Delete a comment on a pull request
Get Comments - Get a comment on a pull request
Update Comments - Update a comment on a pull request
Unresolve Pull Request Comment - Reopen a comment thread
Resolve Pull Request Comment - Resolve a comment thread
Get Diff - List changes in a pull request
Get Diffstat - Get the diff stat for a pull request
List Statuses - List commit statuses for a pull request
Get Patch - Get the patch for a pull request
Remove Request Changes - Remove change request for a pull request
Request Changes - Request changes for a pull request
List Repositories In Workspace - List all repositories in a workspace
Get Repository - Get a repository
Create Repository - Create a new repository
List Default Reviewers - List default reviewers
Delete Default Reviewers - Remove a user from the default reviewers
Get Default Reviewers - Get a default reviewer
Add Default Reviewer - Add a user to the default reviewers
List Deploy Keys - List repository deploy keys
Create Deploy Keys - Add a repository deploy key
Delete Deploy Keys - Delete a repository deploy key
Get Deploy Keys - Get a repository deploy key
Update Deploy Keys - Update a repository deploy key
Get Diff - Compare two commits
Get Diffstat - Compare two commit diff stats
List Forks - List repository forks
List Src - Get the root directory of the main branch
Create Src - Create a commit by uploading a file
Get Src - Get file or directory contents
List Watchers - List repositories watchers
List Downloads - List download artifacts
Get Patch - Get a patch for two commits
Delete Repository - Delete a repository
List Repository Groups - List explicit group permissions for a repository
Get Authenticated User - Get the currently authenticated user
Get User - Get a user
List Ssh Keys - List SSH keys
Create Ssh Keys - Add a new SSH key
Delete Ssh Keys - Delete a SSH key
Get SSH Key - Get a SSH key
Update Ssh Keys - Update a SSH key
List Workspaces - List workspaces for the current user
Get Workspace - Get a workspace
List User Repository Permissions - List repository permissions in a workspace for the authenticated user
List Workspace Repository Permissions - List all repository permissions for a workspace
List Repository Permissions - List all user permissions for a specific repository in a workspace
List Default Reviewers - List the default reviewers in a project
Update Default Reviewer - Add a user as a default reviewer for the project
Get Default Reviewer - Get a specific default reviewer for a project
Delete Default Reviewer - Remove a user from the project's default reviewers
List Deploy Keys - List deploy keys for a project
Create Deploy Key - Create a deploy key for a project
Get Deploy Key - Get a project deploy key
Delete Deploy Key - Delete a deploy key from a project
List Permissions - List user permissions in a workspace
List Workspace Members - List all members of a workspace
Bitbucket Webhook Events
26 real-time Bitbucket events your AI agent can subscribe to.
26 Events
- Active Check Responds with 200 OK to any Bitbucket delivery that carries no X-Event-Key header.
- Repository Push Fired when one or more commits, branches, or tags are pushed to a Bitbucket repository.
- Repository Forked Fired when a Bitbucket repository is forked.
- Repository Updated Fired when a repository's name, description, website, or language is changed.
- Repository Created Fired when a new repository is created in the workspace. Workspace-level subscriptions only.
- Repository Deleted Fired when a repository is hard-deleted from the workspace. Workspace-level subscriptions only.
- Repository Imported Fired when a repository import into the workspace completes. Workspace-level subscriptions only.
- Repository Transfer Accepted Fired when a repository transfer into the workspace is accepted. Workspace-level subscriptions only.
- Commit Comment Created Fired when a user comments on a commit in a repository.
- Build Status Created Fired when a CI system or app creates a build status on a commit.
- Build Status Updated Fired when a CI system or app updates an existing build status on a commit.
- Project Updated Fired when any field on a workspace project is updated. Workspace-level subscriptions only.
- Pull Request Created Fired when a new pull request is opened in a repository.
- Pull Request Updated Fired when a pull request's title, description, reviewers, or destination branch is changed.
- Pull Request Pushed Fired when new commits are pushed to the source branch of an open pull request.
- Pull Request Approved Fired when a user approves a pull request.
- Pull Request Approval Removed Fired when a user removes their approval from a pull request.
- Pull Request Changes Requested Fired when a reviewer sets Request changes on a pull request.
- Pull Request Changes Request Removed Fired when a reviewer removes their Request changes status from a pull request.
- Pull Request Merged Fired when a pull request is merged.
- Pull Request Declined Fired when a pull request is declined.
- Pull Request Comment Created Fired when a user comments on a pull request.
- Pull Request Comment Updated Fired when a user edits a comment on a pull request.
- Pull Request Comment Deleted Fired when a user deletes a comment on a pull request.
- Pull Request Comment Resolved Fired when a user resolves a comment thread on a pull request.
- Pull Request Comment Reopened Fired when a user reopens a previously resolved comment thread on a pull request.
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Bitbucket integration FAQ
Do I need to create my own auth app to connect Bitbucket to StackOne?
Yes, you need an auth app inside Bitbucket workspace settings. Bitbucket calls this an "OAuth consumer" (issuing a Key and Secret). Once created with the StackOne callback URL, paste the Key as Client ID and Secret as Client Secret into the StackOne dashboard auth config for the Bitbucket connector. See the Bitbucket auth docs.
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