Project MCP Server

A sophisticated query tool for exploring, analyzing, and retrieving complex information from the project management knowledge graph.

When to use this tool:

• Retrieving a comprehensive view of your entire project management structure

• Searching for specific project entities across your initiatives

• Getting detailed information about particular projects or project elements

• Exploring task dependencies and their critical paths

• Analyzing team member assignments and workload

• Tracking milestone progress and completion status

• Examining project timelines and schedules

• Assessing resource allocation across projects

• Identifying and monitoring project risks

• Finding connections between related projects

• Reviewing decision logs and project governance

• Evaluating overall project health and status

• Filtering entities by status values (inactive, active, complete)

• Finding high-priority tasks and activities

• Analyzing sequential relationships between tasks

Key features:

• Offers specialized operations for querying different aspects of project management data

• Retrieves complete or filtered views of the project knowledge graph

• Provides flexible search capabilities across all project entities

• Supports detailed exploration of specific entities by name

• Generates comprehensive project overviews with related elements

• Maps task dependencies to identify critical paths

• Tracks team member assignments and responsibilities

• Monitors milestone progress with completion metrics

• Creates project timelines with key dates and dependencies

• Manages resource allocation across project activities

• Identifies and prioritizes project risks

• Finds relationships between projects for portfolio management

• Records and retrieves decision logs for governance

• Assesses project health with key performance indicators

• Filters entities by status via has_status relations

• Identifies high-priority items via has_priority relations

• Analyzes task sequencing through precedes relations

Parameters explained:

1. type: The type of query operation to perform

• Accepts one of the specialized operations: "graph", "search", "nodes", "project", "dependencies", "assignments", "milestones", "timeline", "resources", "risks", "related", "decisions", "health", "status", "priority", "sequence"

• Determines how the params parameter is interpreted

2. params: Operation-specific parameters (structure varies by type):

• For "graph": No parameters needed (retrieves the full project knowledge graph)

• For "search": Object containing:

  • query: Search string to find entities (supports entity type filters)

• For "nodes": Object containing:

  • names: Array of entity names to retrieve

• For "project": Object containing:

  • projectName: Name of the project to retrieve details for

• For "dependencies": Object containing:

  • taskName: Name of the task to analyze dependencies for

  • depth: (Optional) How many levels of dependencies to retrieve (default: 2)

• For "assignments": Object containing:

  • teamMemberName: Name of the team member to retrieve assignments for

• For "milestones": Object containing:

  • projectName: Project name to retrieve milestones for

  • milestoneName: (Optional) Specific milestone to retrieve details for

• For "timeline": Object containing:

  • projectName: Project name to generate timeline for

• For "resources": Object containing:

  • projectName: Project name to analyze resource allocation for

  • resourceName: (Optional) Specific resource to analyze allocation for

• For "risks": Object containing:

  • projectName: Project name to retrieve risks for

• For "related": Object containing:

  • projectName: Project name to find related projects for

  • depth: (Optional) Depth of project relationships to explore (default: 1)

• For "decisions": Object containing:

  • projectName: Project name to retrieve decision log for

• For "health": Object containing:

  • projectName: Project name to assess health for

• For "status": Object containing:

  • statusValue: The status value to filter by (e.g., "inactive", "active", "complete")

• For "priority": Object containing:

  • priorityValue: The priority value to filter by (e.g., "high", "low")

• For "sequence": Object containing:

  • taskName: Name of the task to analyze sequential relationships for

Operation details:

• graph: Returns the complete project knowledge graph with all entities and relationships

• search: Performs text-based search across entity names and observations

• nodes: Retrieves detailed information about specific entities by name

• project: Returns comprehensive project information including tasks, milestones, and team members

• dependencies: Maps task dependencies to identify critical paths and bottlenecks

• assignments: Lists all assignments for a specific team member with workload information

• milestones: Tracks milestone progress with completion status and metrics

• timeline: Generates a project timeline with key dates, dependencies, and current status

• resources: Analyzes resource allocation across project activities

• risks: Identifies and prioritizes project risks with mitigation strategies

• related: Finds connections between projects for portfolio management

• decisions: Retrieves decision log for project governance and audit

• health: Assesses project health with key performance indicators and metrics

• status: Retrieves all entities with a specific status value (inactive, active, complete)

• priority: Retrieves all entities with a specific priority value (high, low)

• sequence: Identifies sequential relationships for tasks, showing preceding and following tasks

Status and Priority Information:

• Status queries return entities organized by their current state in the project lifecycle

• Priority queries help identify critical project tasks and elements

• Status values include: inactive, active, complete

• Priority values include: high, low

• Status and priority are assigned through has_status and has_priority relations

Sequential Task Information:

• Sequence queries identify tasks that come before or after in a project workflow

• Sequential relationships help visualize the project workflow and dependencies

• The sequence operation shows both incoming and outgoing precedes relations

• Task sequences are critical for project planning and critical path identification

Return information:

• success: Boolean indicating whether the operation succeeded

• Additional fields depend on the operation type:

  • graph: Complete knowledge graph

  • results: For search operations

  • nodes: For specific entity retrieval

  • project/dependencies/assignments/etc.: For specialized views

  • status/priority: Lists of entities with specified status/priority values

  • sequence: Preceding and following tasks in project workflows

You should:

• Start with broad queries ("graph", "search") to explore your project portfolio

• Use specific entity queries ("nodes", "project") for detailed information

• Map task dependencies to identify critical paths and bottlenecks

• Track team member assignments to manage workload and availability

• Monitor milestone progress to ensure project timeline adherence

• Generate project timelines for planning and tracking purposes

• Analyze resource allocation to optimize utilization

• Identify and prioritize project risks for proactive management

• Find relationships between projects for portfolio-level insights

• Review decision logs for governance and accountability

• Assess project health regularly with the health operation

• Use status queries to filter entities by their current state

• Use priority queries to focus on high-priority items

• Use sequence queries to understand task workflows and dependencies

• Combine multiple operations to build comprehensive project dashboards