Taiga MCP Server: Setup for Claude, Cursor and Other Apps

• Shows where a product stands in one call

  The first thing to read about a product: its status, what it needs next and what is in flight. Name the product by ID, slug or the git remote of your checkout.

  Try: “Where does my current product stand?”

  Network · taiga_get_product_context

• Shows who your key acts as and which tools it has

  Reports your role, what the key can do, and which toolsets and tools are on or off.

  Try: “Which Taiga tools can my key use?”

  Network · taiga_whoami

• Lists what is waiting on a person

  Shows reviews to make and setup only a person can do, with how long each has waited.

  Try: “What is waiting on me in Taiga?”

  Network · taiga_list_action_required

• Lists setup you must do outside Taiga

  Names the secrets, variables and accounts a product needs, where to create them and how urgent each is.

  Try: “What setup does this product still need from me?”

  Network · taiga_list_setup_tasks

• Lists your organization's factories

  Returns the groups that own products, with IDs, and can search by name.

  Try: “List our Taiga factories.”

  Network · taiga_list_factories

• Lists your organization's products

  Returns products with IDs, factory and status, and can search by name or slug.

  Try: “List all products in the Payments factory.”

  Network · taiga_list_products

• Reads a product's settings

  Returns a product's kind, autonomy, what Taiga builds for it, network access and, during setup, what it still needs.

  Try: “Show the settings of the checkout product.”

  Network · taiga_get_product

• Lists a product's initiatives

  Shows units of work newest first, with board column, whose turn it is and a sentence on where each stands.

  Try: “What initiatives are open on this product?”

  Network · taiga_list_initiatives

• Reads one initiative

  Returns its column, turn, next step, latest run and description.

  Try: “Show initiative 42 with its full description.”

  Network · taiga_get_initiative

• Reads an initiative's plan step by step

  Shows what each step builds, which files it reads and writes and what it depends on, enough to approve or reject it.

  Try: “Show me the plan for initiative 42.”

  Network · taiga_get_plan

• Lists coding agent runs

  Shows runs newest first with one sentence on each: running, waiting to merge, merged, failed or stopped.

  Try: “Which runs failed this week?”

  Network · taiga_list_runs

• Reads one coding agent run

  Returns the outcome, pull request, security pass and each step with its commit and files, and why it failed if it did.

  Try: “Why did run 17 fail?”

  Network · taiga_get_run

• Shows a product's work queue

  Shows the queue the coding agent works through one initiative at a time and what it is waiting on.

  Try: “What is in the line for this product?”

  Network · taiga_get_line

• Reads one agent job

  Returns the status, progress and outcome of an import, document or initiative request job.

  Try: “How is job abc doing?”

  Network · taiga_get_job

• Waits for work to change instead of polling

  Waits until an initiative, run or job reaches a state you name, such as plan ready, pull request open or done.

  Try: “Wait until initiative 42 has a pull request.”

  Network · taiga_wait

• Reads a product's documents

  Returns the plan documents (what to build) or the reality documents (what the code does).

  Try: “Read the architecture document of this product.”

  Network · taiga_get_product_document

• Reads organization policies and documents

  Lists or opens the documents that apply to every product, such as policies, by section.

  Try: “Show the security policy.”

  Network · taiga_get_organization_document

• Reads a factory's instructions

  Returns the domain, tech preferences and conventions the factory's products follow.

  Try: “What are the instructions for the Payments factory?”

  Network · taiga_get_factory_document

• Reads the organization's design tokens

  Returns colors, spacing and type from the design standards, and whether text and tokens match.

  Try: “What colors do our design tokens define?”

  Network · taiga_get_design_tokens

• Follows a design token sync

  Waits for a token sync job to finish and returns the result.

  Try: “Is the token sync finished?”

  Network · taiga_get_design_token_sync

• Lists security and dependency problems

  Returns vulnerable dependencies, secrets and insecure code found in a product, with urgency and location.

  Try: “List critical findings on this product.”

  Network · taiga_list_findings

• Reads one finding in detail

  Shows how likely exploitation is, the advisory and fixed version, where it is, and any fix under way.

  Try: “Explain finding 88.”

  Network · taiga_get_finding

• Shows how a product meets policies

  Returns which controls are met, violated or not assessed, with the worst violations.

  Try: “Does this product meet our policies?”

  Network · taiga_get_policy_standing

• Lists a product's packages

  Shows each package with version, license and whether it is direct, dev only or pulled in by another.

  Try: “Which packages does this product use?”

  Network · taiga_list_packages

• Lists licenses in use

  Shows the approved license list and every license used across products, with where each is used.

  Try: “Which licenses are not approved yet?”

  Network · taiga_list_licenses

• Downloads a repository's software bill of materials

  Fetches a CycloneDX 1.6 bill of materials for one repository. It can be large.

  Try: “Get the SBOM for the api repo.”

  Network · taiga_get_sbom

• Gets a repository's third-party notices

  Returns the licenses and copyright holders of every package a repository ships, as attribution text.

  Try: “Show third-party notices for the web repo.”

  Network · taiga_get_notices

• Lists the reference files agents search

  Shows knowledge files for the organization, a factory or a product, and whether each is processed.

  Try: “What knowledge files does this product have?”

  Network · taiga_list_knowledge

• Reads one knowledge file

  Returns a Markdown or text file inline, or a download link for others.

  Try: “Open the onboarding guide knowledge file.”

  Network · taiga_get_knowledge

• Shows what is deployed where

  Lists a product's environments and recent deployments with commit, pull request and status.

  Try: “What is deployed to production?”

  Network · taiga_get_deployments

• Shows delivery performance

  Returns deploy frequency, lead time, recovery time and failure rates over 30, 60 or 90 days.

  Try: “How is our delivery performance over 90 days?”

  Network · taiga_get_delivery_metrics

• Shows environment health

  Returns health, uptime and last check, with web vitals and error signals for one environment.

  Try: “Is production healthy?”

  Network · taiga_get_monitoring

• Lists a product's linked repositories

  Shows each linked repository with its working branch and whether it can build.

  Try: “Which repos are linked to this product?”

  Network · taiga_list_product_repositories

• Lists branches of a linked repository

  Returns branches so you can choose the one Taiga works on.

  Try: “List branches of the api repo.”

  Network · taiga_list_repository_branches

• Lists repositories you could link

  Shows GitHub and GitLab repositories your organization's connections can reach.

  Try: “Which repos can I link to this product?”

  Network · taiga_list_linkable_repositories

• Shows who gains or loses access to a move

  Previews the access change if a product moves to another factory.

  Try: “Who loses access if I move this product to Platform?”

  Network · taiga_preview_product_move

• Turns described work into initiatives

  Asks an agent to write initiatives into the backlog from your description and returns a job. Ask first: the package marks this as paid agent work.

  Try: “Add initiatives for a password reset flow.”

  Write · taiga_request_initiatives

• Starts work on an initiative

  Puts it on the product's line, where the agent plans, builds and opens a pull request. Ask first: the package marks this as paid agent work.

  Try: “Queue initiative 42.”

  Write · taiga_queue_initiative

• Approves or rejects a plan

  Approve starts the run that builds the plan. Reject sends it back with your comment for a new plan. Ask first: the package marks this as paid agent work.

  Try: “Approve the plan for initiative 42.”

  Write · taiga_review_plan

• Asks for changes to a run

  Tells Taiga what to change in a run still building or one whose pull request awaits review. Ask first: the package marks this as paid agent work.

  Try: “Ask the run to add tests for the new endpoint.”

  Write · taiga_request_changes

• Carries on a stopped or failed initiative

  Plans a failed plan again, or resumes a stopped run from its first unfinished step. Ask first: the package marks this as paid agent work.

  Try: “Resume initiative 42.”

  Write · taiga_resume_initiative

• Replaces an initiative's plan

  Swaps the plan of an initiative in Build for a new one, and keeps the old plan. Ask first: the package marks this as paid agent work.

  Try: “Plan initiative 42 again.”

  Write · taiga_plan_again

• Moves an initiative on the board

  Changes its column, takes it off the line or reorders it. Moving it out of Build stops its work, and some moves close its pull request. Ask first: the package marks this as paid agent work.

  Try: “Move initiative 42 back to the backlog.”

  Write · taiga_move_initiative

• Stops a run in an emergency

  Halts a run whose initiative cannot be moved out of Build. The branch and any draft pull request stay. Ask first: the package marks this as paid agent work.

  Try: “Stop run 17 now.”

  Write · taiga_stop_run

• Pauses or resumes a product's line

  Pausing stops the plan and run in flight and starts nothing new. Ask first: the package marks this as paid agent work.

  Try: “Pause the line for this product.”

  Write · taiga_pause_line

• Sets whether plans build at once

  Chooses for one initiative whether plans build immediately or wait for approval. Ask first: the package marks this as paid agent work.

  Try: “Make initiative 42 wait for plan approval.”

  Write · taiga_set_auto_build

• Sets whether a pull request merges itself

  Chooses for one initiative whether its pull request merges after checks pass or waits for a person.

  Try: “Do not auto-merge initiative 42.”

  Write · taiga_set_auto_merge

• Sets a product's automation defaults

  Changes whether plans build at once, whether pull requests merge themselves and how far Taiga goes on its own.

  Try: “Turn off auto-merge for this product.”

  Write · taiga_set_product_autonomy

• Starts a fix for a finding

  Raises an initiative that fixes a finding and ends in a pull request. It merges on its own only where auto-merge allows. Ask first: the package marks this as paid agent work.

  Try: “Fix finding 88.”

  Write · taiga_fix_finding

• Starts a fix for policy violations

  Raises an initiative that fixes the violations of one control or one violation. Ask first: the package marks this as paid agent work.

  Try: “Fix the encryption policy violations.”

  Write · taiga_fix_policy_violation

• Builds open-source notices into a web app

  Raises an initiative that makes each production build write license texts and notices for its bundled packages. Ask first: the package marks this as paid agent work.

  Try: “Ship license notices for the web app.”

  Write · taiga_ship_notices

• Ignores or reopens a finding

  Marks a finding ignored with a reason such as false positive or accepted risk, optionally with an expiry, or reopens it.

  Try: “Ignore finding 88 as a false positive.”

  Write · taiga_ignore_finding

• Allows a license in one product

  Ignores every open finding of that license in a product, without approving it for the organization.

  Try: “Allow the MPL license in this product.”

  Write · taiga_allow_license

• Approves or removes a license organization-wide

  Adds or removes a license on the approved list. It takes effect at once on every product.

  Try: “Approve the Apache-2.0 license for the organization.”

  Write · taiga_change_license

• Marks an Action Required item

  Sets an item done, dismissed, in progress or snoozed for everybody. It does not approve or merge anything itself.

  Try: “Mark the setup item for the Stripe key as done.”

  Write · taiga_resolve_action

• Edits one section of an organization document

  Changes a section of the draft, such as a policy. People keep seeing the published version until it is published.

  Try: “Update the access policy draft to require MFA.”

  Write · taiga_update_organization_document

• Publishes an organization document

  Makes the draft the next version that every agent and person follows.

  Try: “Publish the security policy draft.”

  Write · taiga_publish_organization_document

• Edits a factory's instructions draft

  Changes the draft, while products follow the published version.

  Try: “Add a testing convention to the factory instructions.”

  Write · taiga_update_factory_document

• Publishes a factory's instructions

  Makes the draft the version the factory's products follow.

  Try: “Publish the factory instructions.”

  Write · taiga_publish_factory_document

• Edits one section of a product document

  Changes a section of the plan documents' draft. It is refused once setup is finished.

  Try: “Edit the threat model section.”

  Write · taiga_update_product_document

• Publishes a product document

  Publishes the draft and marks documents built from it outdated.

  Try: “Publish the architecture draft.”

  Write · taiga_publish_product_document

• Records that a person reviewed a document

  Use only when the person says they read it.

  Try: “I read the specification, mark it reviewed.”

  Write · taiga_mark_product_document_reviewed

• Regenerates one product document

  Rebuilds a document from those it depends on and returns a job. Ask first: the package marks this as paid agent work.

  Try: “Regenerate the architecture document.”

  Write · taiga_regenerate_product_document

• Generates all missing product documents

  Creates every missing or outdated document in order and returns the jobs. Ask first: the package marks this as paid agent work.

  Try: “Generate all missing documents.”

  Write · taiga_generate_product_documents

• Stops document generation

  Cancels documents in progress and keeps published ones. Ask first: the package marks this as paid agent work.

  Try: “Stop generating documents.”

  Write · taiga_stop_generating_documents

• Re-reads the code into reality documents

  Re-derives documents that describe what the code does, all or named ones, and returns a job. Ask first: the package marks this as paid agent work.

  Try: “Refresh the reality documents.”

  Write · taiga_refresh_reality_documents

• Changes design tokens in the draft

  Applies 1 to 50 token changes, all or nothing.

  Try: “Change the primary color token to #0a5.”

  Write · taiga_update_design_tokens

• Rewrites tokens to match edited text

  Has the design agent align the draft's tokens with its text and returns a job. Ask first: the package marks this as paid agent work.

  Try: “Sync design tokens with the standards text.”

  Write · taiga_sync_design_tokens

• Adds a knowledge document

  Adds a Markdown or text file that agents search, for a product, factory or organization (owners and admins only). Ask first: the package marks this as paid agent work.

  Try: “Add this runbook as product knowledge.”

  Write · taiga_add_knowledge

• Retries a failed knowledge file

  Runs processing again for a file that failed. Ask first: the package marks this as paid agent work.

  Try: “Retry the failed knowledge file.”

  Write · taiga_retry_knowledge

• Deletes a knowledge file

  Removes a file and agents stop reading it at once. It cannot be undone.

  Try: “Delete the outdated onboarding knowledge file.”

  Delete · taiga_delete_knowledge

• Adds an environment

  Creates an environment a product runs in, tracked for deployments and monitoring.

  Try: “Add a staging environment.”

  Write · taiga_create_environment

• Edits an environment

  Renames it, changes its kind or sets the app URL Taiga monitors.

  Try: “Set the staging app URL.”

  Write · taiga_update_environment

• Links a repository to a product

  Connects a GitHub repository or GitLab project and can replace an existing link.

  Try: “Link the api repo to this product.”

  Write · taiga_link_repository

• Chooses the working branch

  Sets the branch Taiga branches from and opens pull requests against.

  Try: “Use the develop branch.”

  Write · taiga_set_repository_branch

• Unlinks a repository from a product

  Stops building and sweeping that repository. The repository itself is untouched.

  Try: “Unlink the old repo.”

  Write · taiga_unlink_repository

• Creates a factory

  Makes a group of products that share members, knowledge and instructions. Owners and admins only.

  Try: “Create a factory called Payments.”

  Write · taiga_create_factory

• Renames a factory

  Changes the name, which also changes its slug and links.

  Try: “Rename Payments to Billing.”

  Write · taiga_rename_factory

• Creates a product

  Makes a product in a factory, from scratch or to import from code.

  Try: “Create a product called Checkout in Payments.”

  Write · taiga_create_product

• Edits a product

  Changes name, what Taiga builds for it, or its allowed network connections.

  Try: “Allow the product to reach api.example.com.”

  Write · taiga_update_product

• Moves a product to another factory

  Changes who can reach the product. It is refused while a plan or run is in flight.

  Try: “Move Checkout to the Platform factory.”

  Write · taiga_move_product

• Imports a product from its code

  Reads the linked repository, writes its documents, then sweeps and assesses it. It takes a while. Ask first: the package marks this as paid agent work.

  Try: “Import this product from its repository.”

  Write · taiga_start_import

• Finishes a product's setup

  Locks its documents and starts planning the first initiatives. Ask first: the package marks this as paid agent work.

  Try: “Finish setup for this product.”

  Write · taiga_finish_discovery

• Reopens a finished product's setup

  Lets documents be changed again, and setup must be finished again afterwards.

  Try: “Reopen setup for this product.”

  Write · taiga_reopen_discovery

Watch out for

• It can delete knowledge files

  The delete tool removes a reference file at once and cannot be undone. Organization files need an owner or admin key. npmjs.com

• 22 tools start or change paid agent work

  The package marks these tools "Ask first (paid agent work)" in their descriptions: queue, plan review, resume, move, stop, pause, fixes, imports, document generation and knowledge processing. The README says each tool is one risk class, so allow reads and prompt on the rest. Keep your client's approval prompt on. npmjs.com

• It can publish policies and change settings

  Tools publish organization policies, switch on auto-merge and change repository links. Review each call before you accept it. npmjs.com

• It trusts record text as data only

  Initiative, finding and document text is written by people or agents. The server tells the assistant to treat it as data, but you should still read what comes back. npmjs.com

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