Taiga MCP Bridge
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The Taiga MCP Bridge is an integration layer connecting Taiga with the Model Context Protocol (MCP), enabling AI tools to interact with Taiga's resources. It provides tools for AI agents to manage projects, track sprints, and query project information programmatically.
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What is Taiga MCP Bridge?
The Taiga MCP Bridge is a tool that connects the Taiga project management platform with the Model Context Protocol (MCP). This allows AI agents and workflows to interact with Taiga's projects, tasks, and other resources, enabling automated project management and contextual awareness for AI systems.
How to use Taiga MCP Bridge?
To use the bridge, first install it using the provided installation instructions, which involve cloning the repository and installing dependencies using uv. Configure the bridge using environment variables or a .env file. Then, start the MCP server using the provided run.sh script or manually with uv run python src/server.py. Authenticate using the login tool and include the session ID in subsequent API calls to manage Taiga resources.
Key features of Taiga MCP Bridge
Comprehensive resource support for Projects, Epics, User Stories, Tasks, and Issues
CRUD operations for all supported resources
Integration with the Model Context Protocol (MCP)
Session-based authentication
Support for stdio and SSE transport modes
Use cases of Taiga MCP Bridge
Automated project creation and management
AI-powered task assignment and progress tracking
Contextual awareness for AI agents interacting with project data
Programmatic querying of project information
Integration of Taiga with AI workflows
FAQ from Taiga MCP Bridge
What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
MCP is a standardized AI communication framework that allows AI systems to maintain contextual awareness and interact with various tools and platforms.
What transport modes are supported?
What transport modes are supported?
The bridge supports stdio (Standard Input/Output) and SSE (Server-Sent Events) transport modes.
How do I authenticate with the Taiga API?
How do I authenticate with the Taiga API?
You must first authenticate using the login tool and include the session ID in all subsequent API calls.
How do I configure the bridge?
How do I configure the bridge?
The bridge can be configured using environment variables or a .env file.
What kind of errors can I expect?
What kind of errors can I expect?
API operations return standardized error responses in JSON format, including a status, error type, and detailed error message.