mcp-micromanage
by yodakeisuke
Control your coding agent colleague who tends to go off track. This tool helps manage development task flows by enforcing commit and PR-based work plans with frequent feedback.
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What is mcp-micromanage?
mcp-micromanage is a tool designed to manage and control coding agents by enforcing structured work plans based on PRs and commits. It ensures frequent user feedback and provides a visualization dashboard for tracking progress.
How to use mcp-micromanage?
The tool can be used in headless mode by adding it to your mcp json and including recommended rules. For the full experience with visualization, clone the repository, configure the mcp json, build the server, and run the frontend.
Key features of mcp-micromanage
Commit and PR-based Work Plans
Forced Frequent Feedback
Visualization Dashboard
Hierarchical view of PRs and commits
Real-time updates with auto-refresh
Status-based color coding
Zoom and pan capabilities
Use cases of mcp-micromanage
Managing coding agents
Enforcing structured development workflows
Tracking progress on development tasks
Gathering frequent feedback during development
Visualizing work plans and implementation status
FAQ from mcp-micromanage
What is the purpose of mcp-micromanage?
What is the purpose of mcp-micromanage?
It helps control coding agents that tend to go off track by enforcing structured work plans and frequent feedback.
How does it ensure frequent feedback?
How does it ensure frequent feedback?
It enforces user reviews at the commit level, creating natural checkpoints for feedback.
What kind of visualization does it offer?
What kind of visualization does it offer?
It provides a React-based dashboard with a hierarchical view of PRs and commits, real-time updates, and status-based color coding.
Can I use it without the visualization dashboard?
Can I use it without the visualization dashboard?
Yes, you can use it in headless mode by configuring your mcp json and including recommended rules.
What is MCP (Model Context Protocol)?
What is MCP (Model Context Protocol)?
MCP is a framework used to build and integrate this tool, allowing for dynamic formulation and externalization of development task flows.