@anyforge/mcp-server 3.8.0 → 3.9.0
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- package/README.md +28 -6
- package/dist/index.js +7 -7
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md
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> (`apps/www/content/docs/mcp-server.md`). This README is the in-repo
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> developer reference; the docs page is the canonical install walkthrough.
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> **No key needed for OAuth-capable clients.** This package needs an
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> `sk_anyforge_…` key. Claude (via the AnyForge listing in its connectors
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> directory), Claude Code, VS Code, Cursor and any other client that supports
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> MCP authorization can instead connect to the hosted endpoint
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> `https://crew.anyforge.ai/api/mcp` and sign in with OAuth.
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## Platform guide for connected agents
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The server advertises a static `anyforge-platform` guide without tenant data or
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| `anyforge_restore_program_intake_version` | write | Republish an earlier intake definition version as a new version |
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| `anyforge_get_intake_request_details` | read | Read one program intake request's answers against its program's intake definition: each field's state, answer, who gave it, and whether it can be edited |
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| `anyforge_edit_intake_request_details` | write | Set, confirm or clear a program intake request's answers by hand (validated against the definition; audited; no re-approval, no follower notice) |
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| `anyforge_update_program` | write | Update a program's name / status / owner / lead / long-lived flag / target date / coverage goal / tags |
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| `anyforge_update_program` | write | Update a program's name / status / owner / lead / long-lived flag / target date / coverage goal / tags / change freezes |
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| `anyforge_set_program_status_line` | write | Write or clear a program's status line, shown on a report's program status board |
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| `anyforge_set_program_request_intake` | write | Turn a program's incoming requests on (creates its Incoming Requests initiative) or off |
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| `anyforge_delete_program` | write | Delete a program; `deleteChildren: true` also deletes child initiatives + work items (else they're detached) |
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| `anyforge_set_program_milestones` | write | Set a program's milestones/waves and the initiatives assigned to each (whole-array replace; an initiative sits in at most one wave) |
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| `anyforge_get_triage_evidence_snapshot` | read | Read a saved company snapshot; Owner/Operator only |
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| `anyforge_get_triage_eval_run` | read | Poll a queued triage eval run by id and read its completed result |
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Work item labels (the Console's Labels field) are `tags`.
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`anyforge_create_work_item` takes `tags`. On `anyforge_update_work_item` with
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`action: "update"`, `addTags` and `removeTags` change some labels against the
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labels stored at write time and need no revision, so a script can relabel many
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items without reading each first. `tags` replaces the whole list and needs
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`anyforge_get_work_item` returns. A labels-only update works at any status,
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`complete`, `update`, `reorder`, `archive`, `unarchive`, `close-as-fixed`,
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`reopen`, `mark-incident`, `drop`, `confirm-repo`, `assign`, `begin`,
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`link-work-item` with `linkedWorkItemId` and `linkType` (`relates_to` or
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`duplicates`) connects two work items at any status, done and dropped
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included; `unlink-work-item` with the same fields removes the link. `undefer` returns an item
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approval to the ordinary backlog flow. Use `drop` for an obsolete
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unfinished item and pass `droppedReason` when the reconciliation needs an audit
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