MCP · Model Context Protocol
Your agents can run it too.
Point an agent at a project and it drives the real thing over MCP, through the same engines your team already uses.
▸add the tablet nav bug and move it in progress
get_workspace {}→ 4 lists · 12 stages · 9 tags create_task { list: "Website", title: "Fix nav overflow on tablet", tag: "bug", assignees: ["dana@acme.com"] }✓ WEB-142 created in Todo · assigned Dana R. · watchers notified update_task { key: "WEB-142", stage: "In progress" }✓ WEB-142 → In progress · assignee notifiedThe tool surface
What an agent can drive.
A bounded, real inventory grouped by module. Read tools discover, write tools change the record, and the irreversible ones latch behind a confirm.
Bugtracker and messages tools land as those modules join the surface. A tool appears here only once it is real.
The full, versioned tool reference lives in the docs.
Over the same engines, not a bolted-on API.
The agent surface is a thin protocol layer over the exact code paths the UI runs. Same rules, same side effects, same audit trail.
Controlled access, on the record.
The agent surface is staff-only and fails closed. Nothing an agent does is invisible, and nothing crosses a boundary the connection was not minted for.
Built for teams that already run agents.
Connect an agent to a project in minutes.
Start with the core. The tools your agent can call are exactly the modules the project runs.