Backlog MCP Server
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The Backlog MCP server provides access to the Backlog API. It allows you to utilize functionalities such as project management, issue tracking, and file operations.
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What is Backlog MCP Server?
The Backlog MCP Server is a server that provides access to the Backlog API, enabling users to interact with Backlog's project management and issue tracking features programmatically.
How to use Backlog MCP Server?
To use the server, you need to obtain an API key from Backlog, configure environment variables with your Backlog domain and API key, and then either run the server locally or configure it within Claude Desktop. You can then use the provided API endpoints to manage projects, issues, and files within your Backlog account.
Key features of Backlog MCP Server
Project Management (listing and details)
Issue Management (creation, updating, searching, commenting)
User Information Retrieval
File Management (attachments)
Search Functionality for Issues and Projects
Use cases of Backlog MCP Server
Automating project management tasks
Integrating Backlog data with other systems
Creating custom reports and dashboards
Building custom tools for interacting with Backlog
FAQ from Backlog MCP Server
How do I get an API key?
How do I get an API key?
Log in to Backlog, go to Personal Settings > API > Issue API Key, and copy the generated key.
What environment variables do I need to set?
What environment variables do I need to set?
You need to set BACKLOG_DOMAIN and BACKLOG_API_KEY in your .env file.
How do I run the server locally?
How do I run the server locally?
Run npm run build to build the server, then npm start to start it.
How do I search for issues?
How do I search for issues?
Use the searchIssues endpoint with a keyword and optional filters like projectId, statusId, and assigneeId.
What is the license for this server?
What is the license for this server?
This MCP server is provided under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file in the project repository for details.