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# mcp-test-mcp User Stories Backlog Generated from proposal: `proposals/mcp-test-mcp-proposal.md` Date: 2025-10-09 ## Summary This backlog contains **22 atomic user stories** organized into three implementation phases: - **Phase 1 (MVP)**: Stories 0001-0016 (Core functionality for deployed server testing) - **Phase 2 (Polish & Auth)**: Stories 0017-0018 (Authentication and metrics) - **Phase 3 (Advanced)**: Stories 0019-0022 (Local servers and advanced features) ## Phase 1: MVP - Deployed Server Testing (Stories 0001-0016) ### Infrastructure & Setup - **0001** - Project setup and directory structure - **0002** - Define Pydantic data models - **0004** - FastMCP server initialization and configuration - **0009** - Create pytest fixtures and mock MCP server ### Core Functionality - **0003** - Implement Connection Manager - **0005** - Implement connection management tools (connect, disconnect, status) - **0006** - Implement tool testing tools (list_tools, call_tool) - **0007** - Implement resource testing tools (list_resources, read_resource) - **0008** - Implement prompt testing tools (list_prompts, get_prompt) ### Testing & Quality - **0010** - Unit tests for ConnectionManager - **0011** - Unit tests for all MCP tools - **0012** - Integration tests for complete workflows - **0013** - Structured logging implementation ### Documentation & Validation - **0014** - README and basic documentation - **0015** - Detailed usage guide and examples - **0016** - Claude Code integration testing ## Phase 2: Polish & Authentication (Stories 0017-0018) - **0017** - Bearer token authentication support - **0018** - Prometheus metrics endpoint ## Phase 3: Advanced Features (Stories 0019-0022) - **0019** - Local server support via stdio transport - **0020** - Multiple named connections support - **0021** - Advanced debugging tools - **0022** - Performance optimization and profiling ## Dependency Graph ### Can be worked in parallel (no dependencies): - 0001 (project setup) ### After 0001: - 0002 (Pydantic models) - 0004 (FastMCP server) - 0009 (test fixtures) - 0014 (README) ### After 0002: - 0003 (Connection Manager) ### After 0003 and 0004: - 0005 (connection tools) - 0006 (tool testing tools) - 0007 (resource testing tools) - 0008 (prompt testing tools) ### After tools implementation: - 0010 (connection tests - needs 0003, 0009) - 0011 (tool tests - needs 0005-0008, 0009) - 0012 (integration tests - needs 0005-0008, 0009) - 0013 (logging - needs 0004) - 0016 (Claude Code testing - needs 0005-0008, 0014) ### After 0014: - 0015 (usage guide) ### Phase 2 (after Phase 1): - 0017 (bearer auth - needs 0005) - 0018 (metrics - needs 0003) ### Phase 3 (after Phase 1): - 0019 (stdio transport - needs 0003) - 0020 (named connections - needs 0003) - 0021 (debugging - needs 0005-0008) - 0022 (performance - needs 0003, 0005-0008) ## Parallel Work Opportunities ### Sprint 1 (Week 1): Can work in parallel: - Developer 1: 0001 → 0002 → 0003 - Developer 2: 0001 → 0004 → 0009 ### Sprint 2 (Week 2): Can work in parallel after Sprint 1: - Developer 1: 0005 (connection tools) + 0006 (tool tools) - Developer 2: 0007 (resource tools) + 0008 (prompt tools) ### Sprint 3 (Week 2-3): Can work in parallel after Sprint 2: - Developer 1: 0010 + 0011 (unit tests) - Developer 2: 0012 + 0013 + 0014 (integration, logging, docs) ### Sprint 4 (Week 3): - Developer 1: 0015 (usage guide) - Developer 2: 0016 (Claude Code testing) ## Story Complexity Summary **Low complexity (8 stories):** - 0001, 0002, 0004, 0013, 0014, 0015 **Medium complexity (12 stories):** - 0003, 0005, 0006, 0007, 0008, 0009, 0010, 0012, 0016, 0017, 0018, 0019, 0021, 0022 **High complexity (2 stories):** - 0011 (comprehensive tool tests), 0020 (named connections) ## Tags Stories are tagged for filtering: - `phase1`, `phase2`, `phase3` - Implementation phase - `setup`, `infrastructure` - Project setup - `core`, `connection`, `tools` - Core functionality - `testing`, `unit-tests`, `integration` - Testing - `documentation` - Documentation - `authentication`, `security` - Security features - `observability`, `logging`, `metrics` - Observability - `advanced`, `performance` - Advanced features ## Usage Each story file follows this structure: - YAML frontmatter with metadata - Description of what needs to be accomplished - Acceptance criteria (checklist) - Technical notes and implementation hints - AI directives for story execution To work on a story: 1. Read the story file 2. Mark checklist items as complete `[x]` as you finish them 3. Update the `status` field: `backlog` → `in-progress` → `ready-for-review` → `done` (or `blocked`) 4. Update dependencies in frontmatter if needed ## Estimation Based on proposal timeline: - **Phase 1 (MVP)**: 2-3 weeks with 1-2 developers - **Phase 2**: 1-2 weeks - **Phase 3**: 1-2 weeks - **Total**: 4-7 weeks Stories are sized to be completed within 1-3 days each, enabling parallel work and incremental progress tracking.

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