Key Features
Create tickets.
Create ticket worklog entries.
Close ticket by ticket key functionality.
Get context by ticket key functionality.
Get ticket info by ticket key functionality.
Installation
Installation instructions (release)
The FastMCP disk storage backend is currently blocking the creation of a new release build. Issue link: https://github.com/jlowin/fastmcp/issues/2514 Until this is resolved, please refer to other installation methods.
Create a designated user in REI3 with access to the Tickets API role. This user will be used for authentication.
Set up an API Profile in your REI3 tickets instance. You can create one under: Tickets > Admin Tab > API profiles
Download the latest release.
Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass -> if you plan on using the shortcut 'open_config.ps1' script.
Adjust config.ini file variables.
Start the 'REI3 Tickets MCP Server.exe'
Installation instructions (manual)
Install Python 3.13.5.
Install uv Python package manager.
Add uv to PATH.
Create a designated user in REI3 with access to the Tickets API role. This user will be used for authentication.
Set up an API Profile in your REI3 tickets instance. You can create one under: Tickets > Admin Tab > API profiles
Download/Clone and extract this repository and adjust the config.ini file variables.
Ensure you have an MCP Client with the capability to run MCP tools at your disposal. I used AnythingLLM
Configure the MCP-Server JSON configuration to include the REI3-Tickets-MCP-Server.
Installation instruction (docker)
Install docker.
Install git.
Create a designated user in REI3 with access to the Tickets API role. This user will be used for authentication.
Set up an API Profile in your REI3 tickets instance. You can create one under: Tickets > Admin Tab > API profiles.
Download/Clone and extract this repository and adjust the config.ini file variables.
Run the
setup_docker.ps1script, it will create the docker image for you, as well as provide instructions on how to create the container.
MCP-Server JSON configuration examples for AnythingLLM:
For transport mode 'http':
Some MCP-Clients do not yet natively support OAuth Flows. If this affects you, the 'mcp-remote' package might be a solution. Link: https://www.npmjs.com/package/mcp-remote
For transport mode 'http' with the 'mcp-remote' package.
'stdio' transport has beenremoved in versions later than release: 2025-10-03_02 Please refer to transport mode 'http'.
For transport mode 'stdio':
Demonstration
Creating a REI3 ticket using the REI3-Tickets-MCP-Server:
Created ticket:
Created ticket worklog:
Creating a worklog entry inside an existing ticket:
Created ticket worklog:
Credits
This software utilizes: