Server Configuration
Describes the environment variables required to run the server.
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
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No arguments | |||
Schema
Prompts
Interactive templates invoked by user choice
| Name | Description |
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No prompts | |
Resources
Contextual data attached and managed by the client
| Name | Description |
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No resources | |
Tools
Functions exposed to the LLM to take actions
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| create_new_task | Create an INDEPENDENT task for unrelated work. Use for: new topics, context switches, or parallel workstreams. Adds a new top-level task to your workspace. Previous task keeps its status. Example: working on Feature A, need to research Topic B → create_new_task for Topic B. For breaking down current work, use extend_current_task. |
| extend_current_task | Add a subtask to organize and decompose work. Creates hierarchical structure for complex tasks. Subtasks help break down work into manageable pieces. You can work on tasks in any order using switch_focus. Example: Task A → Task B → Task C creates a nested structure, but you can jump between them freely. For unrelated work, use create_new_task. |
| get_current_task | Get the task with CURRENT status (your active focus). May be manually set via switch_focus, or automatically determined. In zen state (no tasks OR all tasks completed), returns appropriate message. |
| get_big_picture | See ALL tasks in your task stack (including completed ones). Shows full work context as a living document. Marks current task with 'YOU ARE HERE'. Indicates zen state when no tasks exist OR all tasks are completed. |
| complete_current_task | Mark current task as COMPLETED. Task remains visible in structure (living document approach). Focus automatically moves to a nearby incomplete task. Creates permanent record in history. You can use switch_focus to work on any specific task instead. Use remove_task to clean up workspace later. |
| get_completed_tasks | View chronological history of ALL completed tasks. This is a permanent archive separate from the visible structure. Tasks remain here even after being removed from the workspace. Useful for reviewing what you've accomplished over time. |
| update_current_task | Update notes/content of the task you're currently focused on (current task only) |
| get_stack_overview | Get structured data of your entire task stack (JSON format with all task details and relationships) |
| peek_context | Look at parent task and previous sibling without changing focus (understand WHY you're doing current task) |
| list_siblings | See all sibling tasks to the left of current focus. May include both pending and completed tasks. Helpful for understanding your position in the current task sequence. |
| switch_focus | Switch focus to ANY task by ID. The primary way to navigate your task workspace - jump between tasks in any order, revisit completed work, or change priorities on the fly. Current task retains its status, target task becomes current. Use get_big_picture or get_stack_overview to see task IDs. |
| remove_task | Remove a task from the structure (cleanup your workspace). The task remains in completed_tasks history if it was completed. Can remove any task (completed or not). Removing a parent task removes all its subtasks. Use get_big_picture or get_stack_overview to see task IDs. |