Redmine MCP
by shindi-renuo
Redmine MCP is a simple MCP server designed for the Redmine Project Management Software. It was built using the MCP SDK.
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What is Redmine MCP?
Redmine MCP is a server that integrates with Redmine to provide tools and functionalities through the MCP SDK. It allows users to interact with Redmine data and automate tasks.
How to use Redmine MCP?
To use Redmine MCP, clone the repository, install dependencies using 'bun', configure the '.env' file with your Redmine API key and host, and run the server using 'bun run index.ts'. Then, configure Claude Desktop to connect to the MCP server by adding the provided JSON configuration.
Key features of Redmine MCP
Integration with Redmine
MCP SDK compatibility
Extensible toolset
Configuration via .env file
Easy setup with Claude Desktop
Use cases of Redmine MCP
Listing Redmine issues
Automating Redmine tasks
Integrating Redmine with other applications
Extending Redmine functionality
Customizing Redmine workflows
FAQ from Redmine MCP
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Machine Communication Protocol. It is a protocol for communication between applications.
What is the purpose of this server?
What is the purpose of this server?
This server provides a bridge between Redmine and applications that support the MCP protocol, enabling automated interactions and data exchange.
How do I add new tools?
How do I add new tools?
To add new tools, open an issue on the GitHub repository to discuss the desired functionality.
What Redmine API key is needed?
What Redmine API key is needed?
The Redmine API key needed is the one associated with the Redmine user that has the necessary permissions to access the data and perform the actions required by the tools you intend to use.
What if I encounter errors during setup?
What if I encounter errors during setup?
Double-check your '.env' configuration, ensure Redmine is accessible, and verify the Claude Desktop configuration. If issues persist, open an issue on the GitHub repository with detailed information about the error.