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Backlog MCP Server

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# Project Overview ## Purpose - Build an MCP server to connect with the Backlog API - Use backlog-js for connecting to Backlog - The BacklogJS interface is published [here](https://github.com/nulab/backlog-js/blob/master/src/backlog.ts) ## Implementation Approach - Create tools corresponding to each API endpoint and place them in `./src/tools/${endpointName}.ts` - Write endpoint names in camelCase (e.g., `getProjectList`) - Create corresponding test files (`${endpointName}.test.ts`) for each tool - Refer to the API endpoints listed in URLlist.md for implementation ## Basic Tool Structure 1. Tool Definition - Name: Name representing the API endpoint (e.g., `get_space`) - Description: Description of the tool's functionality (in English) - Schema: Definition of input parameters (using Zod) - Handler: Function that performs the actual processing 2. Internationalization - Descriptions are defined in a translatable format - Descriptions can be customized via the `.backlog-mcp-serverrc.json` file 3. Testing - Create test files corresponding to each tool - Use mocks to simulate Backlog API calls ## Deployment Method - Provided as a Docker container - Published to GitHub Container Registry (ghcr.io) - Configuration injected via environment variables (`BACKLOG_DOMAIN`, `BACKLOG_API_KEY`) ## Usage - Register as an MCP server in Claude settings - Set necessary environment variables when running Docker - Multi-language support available through translation files

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