Paca MCP Server: Setup for Claude Code, Cursor and Other Apps

• Lists your projects

  Returns the projects you can open in Paca, a page at a time.

  Try: “What projects do I have in Paca?”

  Read · list_projects

• Shows one project

  Returns the details of a single project.

  Try: “Show me the details of the Website project.”

  Read · get_project

• Creates a project

  Starts a new project in your Paca workspace.

  Try: “Create a project called Mobile App.”

  Write · create_project

• Edits a project

  Changes the name or settings of an existing project.

  Try: “Rename the Mobile App project to Mobile v2.”

  Write · update_project

• Deletes a project

  Removes a whole project from Paca.

  Try: “Delete the old Prototype project.”

  Delete · delete_project

• Lists tasks, with filters

  Returns the tasks in a project, and you can filter them.

  Try: “Show open tasks assigned to me in Website.”

  Read · list_tasks

• Shows one task in full

  Returns everything the task page shows: fields, subtasks, attachments and activity.

  Try: “Open task 42 and summarize the history.”

  Read · get_task

• Finds a task by its number

  Fetches a task by the number it carries inside its project, with the same detail as get_task.

  Try: “Get task number 118 in Website.”

  Read · get_task_by_number

• Creates a task

  Adds a new task to a project.

  Try: “Add a task "Fix login redirect" to the current sprint.”

  Write · create_task

• Edits a task

  Changes a task's title, status, assignee, sprint or other fields.

  Try: “Move task 42 to In Review.”

  Write · update_task

• Deletes a task

  Removes a task from the project.

  Try: “Delete task 77, it is a duplicate.”

  Delete · delete_task

• Lists sprints

  Returns the sprints in a project, a page at a time.

  Try: “List the sprints in Website.”

  Read · list_sprints

• Shows one sprint

  Returns the details of one sprint.

  Try: “Show me the current sprint.”

  Read · get_sprint

• Creates a sprint

  Adds a new sprint to a project.

  Try: “Create a two-week sprint starting Monday.”

  Write · create_sprint

• Edits a sprint

  Changes the name, goal or dates of a sprint.

  Try: “Move the sprint end date to Friday.”

  Write · update_sprint

• Deletes a sprint

  Removes a sprint from the project.

  Try: “Delete the empty Sprint 9.”

  Delete · delete_sprint

• Marks a sprint finished

  Closes a sprint and marks it completed.

  Try: “Complete Sprint 8.”

  Write · complete_sprint

• Lists documents in a folder

  Shows one folder of a project's documentation: subfolders first, then documents.

  Try: “What docs are in the Architecture folder?”

  Read · list_docs

• Reads a document

  Returns a document as Markdown, found by its path or its id.

  Try: “Read the Architecture/API Design doc.”

  Read · read_doc

• Creates or updates a document

  Writes a document at a path, creating any missing folders. It replaces the content of an existing document.

  Try: “Write a release-notes doc under Releases/1.4.”

  Write · write_doc

• Deletes a document or folder

  Removes the document or folder at a path.

  Try: “Delete the Drafts folder.”

  Delete · delete_doc

• Moves or renames a document

  Moves or renames a document or folder from one path to another.

  Try: “Move API Design into the Archive folder.”

  Write · move_doc

• Searches documentation

  Looks for a keyword in the titles and text of a project's docs. It is a plain match, not a smart search.

  Try: “Search the docs for "rate limit".”

  Read · search_docs

• Searches tasks

  Looks for a keyword in task titles, numbers and descriptions.

  Try: “Find tasks that mention "timeout".”

  Read · search_tasks

• Lists project members

  Returns the members of a project, a page at a time.

  Try: “Who is in the Website project?”

  Read · list_project_members

• Adds a member

  Adds a person to a project.

  Try: “Add Dana to Website as a developer.”

  Write · add_project_member

• Shows what you may do

  Returns the actions your account is allowed to do in a project.

  Try: “What can I do in Website?”

  Read · get_my_project_permissions

• Changes a member's roles

  Replaces the set of roles a member holds in a project.

  Try: “Make Dana a project admin.”

  Write · update_project_member_role

• Removes a member

  Takes a person out of a project.

  Try: “Remove Sam from Website.”

  Delete · remove_project_member

• Lists roles

  Returns the roles defined in a project, a page at a time.

  Try: “What roles exist in Website?”

  Read · list_project_roles

• Creates a role

  Adds a new role to a project.

  Try: “Create a Reviewer role.”

  Write · create_project_role

• Edits a role

  Changes an existing project role.

  Try: “Rename the Reviewer role to QA.”

  Write · update_project_role

• Deletes a role

  Removes a role from a project.

  Try: “Delete the unused Guest role.”

  Delete · delete_project_role

• Lists task types

  Returns the task types of a project, such as bug or story.

  Try: “What task types does Website have?”

  Read · list_task_types

• Creates a task type

  Adds a new task type.

  Try: “Add a task type called Spike.”

  Write · create_task_type

• Edits a task type

  Changes an existing task type.

  Try: “Rename the Story type to User story.”

  Write · update_task_type

• Deletes a task type

  Removes a task type from the project.

  Try: “Delete the Chore task type.”

  Delete · delete_task_type

• Sets the default task type

  Picks which task type new tasks get unless told otherwise.

  Try: “Make Bug the default task type.”

  Write · set_default_task_type

• Lists task statuses

  Returns the statuses a task can have in this project.

  Try: “List the statuses in Website.”

  Read · list_task_statuses

• Creates a status

  Adds a new status to the workflow.

  Try: “Add a status called Blocked.”

  Write · create_task_status

• Edits a status

  Changes an existing status.

  Try: “Rename In Review to Code Review.”

  Write · update_task_status

• Deletes a status

  Removes a status from the project.

  Try: “Delete the Archived status.”

  Delete · delete_task_status

• Sets the default status

  Picks the status new tasks start in.

  Try: “Make Backlog the default status.”

  Write · set_default_task_status

• Lists views

  Returns the board, backlog or timeline views of a project or sprint.

  Try: “List the views for the current sprint.”

  Read · list_views

• Creates a view

  Adds a new view, including views supplied by a plugin.

  Try: “Create a timeline view for Website.”

  Write · create_view

• Reorders views

  Changes the order in which views appear.

  Try: “Put the board view first.”

  Write · reorder_views

• Shows one view

  Returns the details of a single view.

  Try: “Show me the backlog view settings.”

  Read · get_view

• Edits a view

  Changes the settings of a view.

  Try: “Rename the board view to Team board.”

  Write · update_view

• Deletes a view

  Removes a view from the project.

  Try: “Delete the old timeline view.”

  Delete · delete_view

• Shows where tasks sit in a view

  Returns the order and column of the tasks in a view.

  Try: “Where do tasks sit on the sprint board?”

  Read · list_task_positions

• Moves many tasks in a view

  Moves several tasks to new places in a view at once.

  Try: “Move tasks 10 to 15 to Done.”

  Write · bulk_move_tasks

• Moves one task in a view

  Moves a single task to a new place in a view.

  Try: “Move task 42 to the top of the backlog.”

  Write · move_task

• Lists custom fields

  Returns the custom fields defined for tasks in a project.

  Try: “What custom fields do tasks have?”

  Read · list_custom_fields

• Creates a custom field

  Adds a new custom field to tasks.

  Try: “Add a Customer field to tasks.”

  Write · create_custom_field

• Shows a custom field

  Returns the definition of one custom field.

  Try: “Show me the Customer field.”

  Read · get_custom_field

• Edits a custom field

  Changes a custom field definition.

  Try: “Make the Customer field required.”

  Write · update_custom_field

• Deletes a custom field

  Removes a custom field from tasks.

  Try: “Delete the Legacy ID field.”

  Delete · delete_custom_field

• Attaches a local file to a task

  Reads a file from the machine the server runs on and attaches it to a task.

  Try: “Attach ./report.pdf to task 42.”

  Write · upload_task_attachment

• Lists a task's attachments

  Returns the files attached to a task, a page at a time.

  Try: “What is attached to task 42?”

  Read · list_task_attachments

• Gets a download link

  Returns a download address for an attachment.

  Try: “Give me the link to the screenshot on task 42.”

  Read · get_attachment_download_url

• Reads an attachment

  Downloads an attachment and returns its contents, for text-based files.

  Try: “Read the log file attached to task 42.”

  Read · read_task_attachment

• Deletes an attachment

  Removes a file from a task.

  Try: “Delete the old mockup from task 42.”

  Delete · delete_task_attachment

• Shows a task's history

  Returns comments and changes on a task, newest first, a page at a time.

  Try: “Show the latest activity on task 42.”

  Read · list_task_activities

• Comments on a task

  Adds a comment to a task, and an @username in it sends a notification.

  Try: “Comment on task 42 that the fix is merged.”

  Write · add_task_comment

• Edits a task comment

  Changes the text of a comment on a task.

  Try: “Fix the typo in my last comment on task 42.”

  Write · update_task_comment

• Deletes a task comment

  Removes a comment from a task.

  Try: “Delete my last comment on task 42.”

  Delete · delete_task_comment

• Lists a task's links

  Shows how a task relates to others: blocks, is blocked by, relates to, duplicates.

  Try: “What blocks task 42?”

  Read · list_task_links

• Links two tasks

  Links two tasks as blocks, relates to or duplicates.

  Try: “Mark task 42 as blocking task 50.”

  Write · create_task_link

• Removes a task link

  Removes a link between two tasks.

  Try: “Remove the link between tasks 42 and 50.”

  Delete · delete_task_link

• Lists or shows automations

  Lists the automations in a project. With an id, it returns that automation's triggers, conditions, actions and connections.

  Try: “Show the automations in Website.”

  Read · get_automation

• Creates an automation

  Creates an automation and can build its whole graph in one call. It starts as a draft and does nothing until activated.

  Try: “Create an automation that assigns new bugs to Dana.”

  Write · create_automation

• Edits an automation

  Renames an automation, changes its status or edits its graph. Setting it active turns it on.

  Try: “Activate the bug-triage automation.”

  Write · update_automation

• Deletes an automation

  Permanently deletes an automation.

  Try: “Delete the bug-triage automation.”

  Delete · delete_automation

• Shows a document's history

  Returns comments and system events on a document, newest first.

  Try: “Show the latest comments on the API Design doc.”

  Read · list_doc_activities

• Comments on a document

  Adds a comment to a document. An @username here does not send a notification.

  Try: “Comment on API Design that section 2 needs examples.”

  Write · add_doc_comment

• Edits a document comment

  Changes the text of a comment on a document.

  Try: “Edit my last comment on API Design.”

  Write · update_doc_comment

• Deletes a document comment

  Removes a comment from a document.

  Try: “Delete my last comment on API Design.”

  Delete · delete_doc_comment

• Reads another conversation

  Returns the transcript of another Paca conversation, for example one attached as context.

  Try: “Read the attached conversation and summarize it.”

  Read · read_conversation

• Lists page comments

  Lists comments pinned to page elements through the browser extension, across environments unless filtered.

  Try: “List open page comments in Website.”

  Read · list_annotations

• Shows one page comment

  Returns one page comment with its element, reply thread and captured console and network errors.

  Try: “Open page comment 12 and show its errors.”

  Read · get_annotation

Watch out for

• It can delete projects, tasks and docs

  delete_project, delete_task, delete_sprint, delete_doc and others remove data from Paca. Use a key for an account whose role cannot delete, and keep backups of your instance. npmjs.com

• It can change roles and members

  add_project_member, update_project_member_role and the role tools change who can do what in a project. Use a key from an account without admin rights. npmjs.com

• It can turn on automations

  create_automation starts as a draft, but update_automation can activate it so it runs on its own. Review what the assistant builds before activating. npmjs.com

• It can upload local files

  upload_task_attachment reads a file path on your computer and attaches it to a task. Check the path before approving. npmjs.com

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