Full-featured MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for Taiga project management. Provides comprehensive access to Taiga's API v1, enabling AI agents to manage projects, epics, user stories, tasks, issues, sprints, wiki pages, memberships, roles, and more.
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Groom and refine Taiga backlogs using MCP tools. Use when: creating user stories, ordering backlog, managing epics, linking stories to epics, setting story points, bulk creating stories, filtering and prioritizing the backlog, moving stories between backlog and kanban.
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Triage, prioritize, and manage Taiga issues using MCP tools. Use when: creating issues, setting priority/severity/type, bulk creating issues, filtering issues by status, assigning issues, reviewing issue statistics, adding comments to issues.
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Generate Taiga project reports and statistics using MCP tools. Use when: reviewing project stats, sprint burndown, issue distribution, member contributions, timeline activity, exporting project data, creating status reports.
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Set up and configure new Taiga projects using MCP tools. Use when: creating a new project, configuring statuses and workflows, creating tags, setting up roles and permissions, defining custom attributes, importing a project from JSON.
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Plan and manage Taiga sprints using MCP tools. Use when: creating sprints/milestones, assigning user stories to sprints, setting sprint dates, checking sprint burndown stats, reordering sprint backlog, reviewing sprint progress.
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Manage Taiga project teams using MCP tools. Use when: inviting members, assigning roles, managing permissions, bulk inviting users, removing members, reviewing team composition, configuring role permissions.
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Manage Taiga wiki pages and documentation using MCP tools. Use when: creating wiki pages, updating documentation, managing wiki links and navigation, tracking wiki changes, organizing project documentation.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: