FluentBoards MCP Server

Recommended Implementation Order Based on dependencies and the need to use tools while building others, here's the most practical sequence: Phase 1: Foundation (Board Management) These must come first as everything depends on boards existing: list_boards - Start here to see what boards exist create_board - Need this to create test boards for development get_board - Verify board creation and inspect board structure Phase 2: Basic Task Operations Once we have boards, we need basic task functionality: list_tasks - See tasks in a board (even if empty initially) create_task - Create test tasks for further development get_task - Inspect individual task details and structure Phase 3: Task Modifications With tasks created, we can test modifications: update_task - Modify task properties (title, description) change_task_status - Move tasks between stages (Open → In Progress → Completed) Phase 4: Task Interactions These are the most independent and can be done last: add_comment - Add comments to existing tasks add_label - Add labels to tasks (need to check if labels exist first) remove_label - Complete the label management cycle Why This Order? Dependencies: You can't work with tasks without boards, can't modify tasks that don't exist, etc. Testing Flow: Each phase provides the foundation for testing the next: Create a board → Create tasks in it → Modify those tasks → Add interactions Development Efficiency: You'll use earlier tools to set up test data for later tools Debugging: If something breaks, you have working tools to inspect the state Practical Example Workflow