Taiga MCP Server
Click on "Install Server".
Wait a few minutes for the server to deploy. Once ready, it will show a "Started" state.
In the chat, type
@followed by the MCP server name and your instructions, e.g., "@Taiga MCP ServerShow me the progress of Sprint 5"
That's it! The server will respond to your query, and you can continue using it as needed.
Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots.
š Taiga MCP Server
A powerful Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that enables natural language interaction with Taiga project management systems. Seamlessly manage your projects, sprints, user stories, tasks, and issues through conversational AI.
š¤ AI-Powered Development: This project was developed collaboratively with Claude Code (claude.ai/code), showcasing the potential of AI-assisted software development.
⨠Features
š Complete Project Management
Projects: List and view project details
Sprints: Create, list, and track sprint progress with detailed statistics
User Stories: Create and manage user stories within projects
Tasks: Create tasks linked to user stories
Issues: Full issue lifecycle management with sprint associations
š Advanced Sprint-Issue Tracking
View issues by sprint with complete relationship mapping
Get detailed issue information including sprint assignments
Track sprint progress with completion statistics
Real-time status updates and progress monitoring
š Batch Operations
Batch Create Issues: Create multiple issues in one operation (up to 20)
Batch Create User Stories: Bulk create user stories with story points
Batch Create Tasks: Mass create tasks for specific user stories
Smart Error Handling: Individual failures don't affect other items
Detailed Reporting: Success/failure status for each item
š Advanced Query Syntax
SQL-like Query Language: Use
field:operator:valuesyntax for precise searchesLogical Operators: Combine conditions with AND, OR, NOT
Text Matching: Fuzzy search, wildcards, and substring matching
Date Ranges: Flexible time-based queries (today, last_week, >7d)
Sorting & Limiting: ORDER BY and LIMIT clauses for result control
š¬ Team Collaboration System
Comment Management: Add, view, edit, and delete comments on any work item
Discussion Threads: Complete comment history with user information
Team Communication: Enhanced collaboration through structured discussions
Real-time Updates: Immediate comment synchronization across team
š File Attachment Management
Flexible File Upload: Support both file path and Base64 upload methods
Claude Client Integration: Optimized for Claude Desktop file handling
Multi-format Support: Images, documents, PDFs, and all major file types
Smart Path Resolution: Automatic file path detection from common locations
Download Management: Efficient file download with path management
Storage Organization: Clean attachment management with descriptions
šļø Epic Management (Enterprise)
Large-scale Organization: Create and manage Epic-level project components
Hierarchical Structure: Link User Stories to Epics for complete project visibility
Progress Tracking: Epic-level progress statistics and completion tracking
Enterprise Planning: Support for roadmap planning and feature releases
š Wiki Management (Knowledge Base)
Documentation Hub: Create and manage project Wiki pages for knowledge sharing
Markdown Support: Full Markdown editing with rich content formatting
Flexible Identification: Access pages by ID or user-friendly slug names
Collaboration Features: Watch/unwatch pages for change notifications
Version Control: Automatic versioning prevents edit conflicts
Content Organization: Centralized documentation management per project
š¬ Natural Language Interface
"List all projects"
"Show me Sprint 5 progress statistics"
"Create a high-priority bug issue in project X"
"Which issues are assigned to Sprint 3?"
"Get details for issue #123"
Related MCP server: Taiga MCP Server
š ļø Installation & Setup
Prerequisites
Node.js (v14 or higher) - Download here
Taiga account with API access
Option 1: NPX (Recommended)
No installation required - runs latest version automatically:
# NPM Registry (official)
npx taiga-mcp-server
# GitHub Package Registry (alternative)
npx @greddy7574/taiga-mcp-serverOption 2: Global Installation
# From NPM Registry
npm install -g taiga-mcp-server
taiga-mcp
# From GitHub Packages
npm install -g @greddy7574/taiga-mcp-serverOption 3: Docker Deployment
# Build the image
docker build -t taiga-mcp-server .
# Run with environment file
docker run --rm -i --env-file .env taiga-mcp-server
# Or with environment variables
docker run --rm -i \
-e TAIGA_API_URL=https://api.taiga.io/api/v1 \
-e TAIGA_USERNAME=your_username \
-e TAIGA_PASSWORD=your_password \
taiga-mcp-server
# Using docker-compose
docker-compose up --buildāļø Configuration
Claude Desktop Integration
NPX Method (Recommended)
Add to your Claude Desktop config.json:
{
"mcpServers": {
"taiga-mcp": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["taiga-mcp-server"],
"env": {
"TAIGA_API_URL": "https://api.taiga.io/api/v1",
"TAIGA_USERNAME": "your_username",
"TAIGA_PASSWORD": "your_password"
}
}
}
}Docker Method
{
"mcpServers": {
"taiga-mcp": {
"command": "docker",
"args": [
"run",
"--rm",
"-i",
"-e", "TAIGA_API_URL=https://api.taiga.io/api/v1",
"-e", "TAIGA_USERNAME=your_username",
"-e", "TAIGA_PASSWORD=your_password",
"taiga-mcp-server:latest"
]
}
}
}Docker Compose Method
{
"mcpServers": {
"taiga-mcp": {
"command": "docker-compose",
"args": [
"-f", "/path/to/project/docker-compose.yml",
"run", "--rm", "taiga-mcp-server"
],
"cwd": "/path/to/project"
}
}
}Custom Taiga Instance
For self-hosted Taiga instances:
{
"env": {
"TAIGA_API_URL": "https://your-taiga-domain.com/api/v1",
"TAIGA_USERNAME": "your_username",
"TAIGA_PASSWORD": "your_password"
}
}šÆ Usage Examples
Sprint Management
š£ļø "Show me all sprints in project MyApp"
š Returns: List of sprints with status and dates
š£ļø "Get details for Sprint 5"
š Returns: Complete sprint information including:
- Basic info (ID, slug, status, order)
- Timeline (start/end dates, created/modified dates)
- Metrics (total/closed points, user story count)
- Team (owner, watchers, available roles)
- Description and user stories list
- Full JSON data for programmatic access
š£ļø "Get detailed statistics for Sprint 5"
š Returns: Progress stats, completion rates, user stories count
š£ļø "Create a new sprint called 'Q1 Release' from 2024-01-01 to 2024-03-31"
ā
Returns: Created sprint detailsIssue Tracking
š£ļø "List all issues in project MyApp"
š Returns: Issues with sprint assignments and status
š£ļø "Show me issue #123 details"
š Returns: Complete issue info including sprint, assignee, timeline
š£ļø "Update issue 838 status to 'In Progress'"
š Returns: Issue status updated with confirmation
š£ļø "Assign issue 838 to John Doe"
š¤ Returns: Issue assigned to team member with details
š£ļø "Add issue 838 to Sprint 1.0.95"
š Returns: Issue moved to sprint with confirmation
š£ļø "Remove issue 838 from sprint"
š Returns: Issue removed from sprint assignment
š£ļø "What issues are in Sprint 3?"
š Returns: All issues assigned to that sprintProject Management
š£ļø "Create a high-priority bug issue: 'Login page not working'"
š Returns: Created issue with details
š£ļø "List all user stories in project MyApp"
š Returns: User stories with status and assignments
š£ļø "Show me user story #456 details"
š Returns: Complete user story info including project, status, and points
š£ļø "Assign user story 456 to sprint 101"
š Returns: User story assigned to sprint with confirmation
š£ļø "Unassign user story 456 from sprint"
š Returns: User story removed from sprint assignment
š£ļø "Create these 5 issues in batch: Bug1, Bug2, Feature1, Task1, Task2"
š Returns: Batch creation results with individual success/failure statusBatch Operations Examples
š£ļø "Batch create these issues in MyApp:
- Bug: Login page broken (High priority)
- Feature: Add search functionality (Medium priority)
- Task: Update documentation (Low priority)"
š Returns: Created 3/3 issues successfully with reference numbers
š£ļø "Batch create user stories:
- User registration flow (5 points)
- Password reset feature (3 points)
- Email notifications (2 points)"
š Returns: Created 3/3 user stories with story point assignmentsAdvanced Query Examples
š£ļø "Find all high priority bugs assigned to john: status:open AND priority:high AND assignee:john AND type:bug"
š Returns: Filtered list of critical bugs needing attention
š£ļø "Show user stories with 5+ points created this week: points:>=5 AND created:this_week ORDER BY points DESC"
š Returns: High-value stories with detailed point breakdown
š£ļø "Search for API-related tasks: subject:contains:\"API\" OR description:contains:\"API\" LIMIT 10"
š Returns: All tasks mentioning API with relevance rankingComment System Examples
š£ļø "Add comment to issue #123: 'This needs more testing before deployment'"
š¬ Returns: Comment added successfully with timestamp and user info
š£ļø "Show me all comments for user story #456"
š Returns: Complete comment history with user names and dates
š£ļø "Edit comment #789 to say 'Updated implementation approach'"
āļø Returns: Comment updated successfully with new content
š£ļø "Delete comment #321"
šļø Returns: Comment removed from the discussion threadFile Attachment Examples
š£ļø "Upload design.pdf to user story #456 with description 'UI mockup v2'"
š Returns: File uploaded successfully with size and metadata
š£ļø "Upload screenshot.png to issue #123 in project MyApp"
šø Returns: Image file attached with automatic MIME type detection
š£ļø "List all attachments for issue #789"
š Returns: Complete attachment list with filenames, sizes, and upload dates
š£ļø "Download attachment #123 to /Downloads/documents/"
ā¬ļø Returns: File downloaded successfully to specified location
š£ļø "Delete attachment #456"
šļø Returns: Attachment removed from the projectFile Upload Methods
The system supports two upload methods optimized for different use cases:
Method 1: File Path (Recommended for Claude Desktop)
{
"itemType": "issue",
"itemId": 123,
"projectIdentifier": "MyApp",
"filePath": "design.pdf",
"description": "UI mockup v2"
}Method 2: Base64 Data (For programmatic use)
{
"itemType": "issue",
"itemId": 123,
"projectIdentifier": "MyApp",
"fileData": "base64_encoded_file_content",
"fileName": "design.pdf",
"mimeType": "application/pdf",
"description": "UI mockup v2"
}Epic Management Examples
š£ļø "Create epic 'API v2.0 Migration' in project MyApp with description 'Complete API redesign'"
šļø Returns: Epic created with ID, color, and project association
š£ļø "List all epics in project MyApp"
š Returns: Epic list with progress stats and linked user stories count
š£ļø "Get details for epic #789"
š Returns: Epic overview with progress, status, and linked user stories
š£ļø "Link user story #456 to epic #789"
š Returns: Story successfully linked to epic for better organization
š£ļø "Update epic #789 status to 'In Progress' and add tag 'backend'"
āļø Returns: Epic updated with new status and organizational tagsWiki Management Examples
š£ļø "Create wiki page 'api-documentation' in project MyApp with content about API usage"
š Returns: Wiki page created with slug, project association, and content preview
š£ļø "List all wiki pages in project MyApp"
š Returns: Complete wiki page list with modification dates and content summaries
š£ļø "Get wiki page 'user-guide' details from project MyApp"
š Returns: Full wiki content, metadata, watchers, and version information
š£ļø "Update wiki page 'installation-guide' with new Docker instructions"
āļø Returns: Wiki page updated with new content and incremented version
š£ļø "Watch wiki page 'api-documentation' for change notifications"
šļø Returns: Successfully subscribed to wiki page change notifications
š£ļø "Delete wiki page 'outdated-info' from project MyApp"
šļø Returns: Wiki page permanently deleted with confirmation detailsš§ Available Tools (42 Total)
š Authentication (1 tool)
Tool | Description |
| Authenticate with Taiga API |
š Project Management (2 tools)
Tool | Description |
| Get all accessible projects |
| View detailed project information |
š Sprint Management (5 tools)
Tool | Description |
| List all sprints in a project |
| Get complete sprint details including user stories, watchers, owner, timeline, metrics, and full JSON data |
| Get sprint progress and statistics |
| Create new sprints with dates |
| View all issues in a sprint |
š Issue Management (6 tools)
Tool | Description |
| List issues with sprint info |
| Get detailed issue information |
| Create issues with priorities/types |
| Update issue status (e.g., "In Progress", "Done") |
| Assign issues to sprints or remove from sprints |
| Assign issues to team members or unassign |
š User Story Management (4 tools)
Tool | Description |
| View user stories in a project |
| Get detailed user story information |
| Create new user stories |
| Assign a user story to a sprint or unassign it |
ā Task Management (1 tool)
Tool | Description |
| Create tasks linked to user stories |
š Batch Operations (3 tools)
Tool | Description |
| Batch create multiple issues (up to 20) |
| Batch create multiple user stories |
| Batch create multiple tasks for a user story |
š Advanced Search (3 tools)
Tool | Description |
| Execute advanced SQL-like queries |
| Get query syntax help and examples |
| Validate query syntax before execution |
š¬ Comment System (4 tools)
Tool | Description |
| Add comments to issues, stories, or tasks |
| View comment history for items |
| Edit existing comments |
| Delete comments |
š File Attachments (4 tools)
Tool | Description | Key Features |
| Upload files to issues, stories, or tasks | Dual method support (file path/Base64), smart path resolution |
| View attachment list for items | Complete metadata with file sizes and upload dates |
| Download attachments by ID | Flexible download path management |
| Delete attachments | Safe deletion with confirmation |
šļø Epic Management (6 tools)
Tool | Description |
| Create large-scale Epic features |
| List all Epics in a project |
| Get Epic details and progress stats |
| Update Epic information and status |
| Link User Stories to Epics |
| Remove Story-Epic associations |
š Wiki Management (6 tools)
Tool | Description |
| Create project Wiki pages with Markdown support |
| List all Wiki pages in a project |
| Get Wiki page details by ID or slug |
| Update Wiki page content and settings |
| Delete Wiki pages (irreversible) |
| Watch/unwatch Wiki pages for notifications |
š Why Choose Taiga MCP Server?
š„ Zero Setup: Works immediately with npx
š§ AI-Native: Built specifically for conversational project management
š Complete Integration: Full Taiga API coverage with 39 tools
š Rich Data: Detailed progress tracking and statistics
šÆ Sprint-Focused: Advanced sprint-issue relationship tracking
š”ļø Secure: Environment-based credential management
š Batch Operations: Efficient bulk operations for large projects
š¬ Team Collaboration: Complete comment system for enhanced communication
š File Management: Dual upload methods (file path/Base64) with Claude Desktop optimization
šļø Enterprise-Ready: Epic management for large-scale project organization
š Knowledge Management: Complete Wiki system for project documentation
š Advanced Search: SQL-like query syntax for complex data filtering
š Acknowledgments
Attribution and Legal Notice
This project was inspired by mcpTAIGA by adriapedralbes. This version represents a substantial rewrite and reimplementation with entirely new architecture, features, and functionality while using the same ISC license terms.
AI-Assisted Development
š¤ Developed with Claude Code: This entire project was collaboratively developed with Claude Code, demonstrating the power of AI-assisted software development. The architecture, implementation, testing, and documentation were all created through human-AI collaboration.
Key Enhancements
From the original basic concept, this version expanded to include:
Complete Architectural Redesign: Professional modular tool system (v1.5.0+)
33 MCP Tools: From basic functionality to enterprise-grade project management
Advanced Sprint Management: Complete milestone tracking with detailed statistics
Enhanced Issue Management: Full issue lifecycle with sprint associations
Batch Operations: Efficient bulk creation for large-scale projects (v1.6.0)
Advanced Query System: SQL-like syntax for complex data filtering (v1.6.1)
Team Collaboration: Complete comment system for enhanced communication (v1.7.0)
File Management: Full attachment lifecycle with multi-format support (v1.7.1)
Epic Management: Enterprise-grade large-scale project organization (v1.8.0)
Professional Code Quality: Error handling, formatting, comprehensive testing
Comprehensive Documentation: Professional guides and examples in 3 languages
Automated CI/CD: Dual registry publishing with complete automation
Original concept: Basic Taiga MCP connectivity
This implementation: Full-featured Taiga project management suite with entirely new architecture
This reimplementation acknowledges the foundational concept while showcasing the collaborative potential of AI-assisted software development.
š Documentation
Complete documentation is available on our GitHub Wiki š
š Multi-Language Support
Our documentation is available in three languages:
šŗšø English - Complete English documentation
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š Automated Publishing
This project features a fully automated CI/CD pipeline:
npm version patch # Create new version
git push origin main --tags # Trigger automated publishingAutomated Flow: Tests ā NPM Publish ā GitHub Packages ā Release Creation
Dual Registry Support: Available on both NPM and GitHub Package Registry
Full Documentation: See CI/CD Guide for complete setup
š¤ Contributing
Issues and pull requests are welcome! Please visit our GitHub repository to contribute.
š License
ISC License - This project is licensed under the ISC License, same as the original mcpTAIGA.
Project Information
Original Inspiration: adriapedralbes / mcpTAIGA
This Implementation: Substantial rewrite by greddy7574@gmail.com with AI assistance from Claude Code
License: ISC License
Architecture: Entirely new modular design with 33 MCP tools across 11 categories
Current Version: v1.8.0 - Enterprise Integration Edition with Epic Management
Enhanced with ā¤ļø for agile teams using Taiga project management
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