MCP Backlog Server

Example Use Cases

• 1

  Create and manage backlog items with detailed status workflows.

• 2

  Track todos within backlog items including dependencies and batch processing.

• 3

  Archive and prune completed backlog items to maintain a clean project history.

Description

The MCP Backlog Server provides a structured way to create, track, and manage backlog items and their associated todos. It supports workflows through various statuses, priority levels, and automatic versioning, storing data in human-readable markdown files. The server also supports multi-project isolation, XDG-compliant storage, and offers tools for pruning and archiving completed items, making backlog management efficient and organized.