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@kaneo/mcp

v0.1.5

Published

Model Context Protocol (stdio) server for Kaneo — tasks, projects, labels, and device authorization

Readme

Kaneo MCP server

@kaneo/mcp is a local MCP server for Kaneo.

It runs over stdio, signs in with Kaneo's device flow, and then calls the Kaneo API with a bearer token. The package lives in packages/mcp in this monorepo and exposes the kaneo-mcp CLI.

Prerequisites

  • Node.js 20+
  • A running Kaneo API (for example http://localhost:1337) and web app (for device approval UI).

Kaneo allows kaneo-cli and kaneo-mcp by default, so you usually do not need extra server configuration.

If you want to run this server with a different client ID, allow it on the Kaneo server:

DEVICE_AUTH_CLIENT_IDS=kaneo-cli,kaneo-mcp,your-client-id

Environment

| Variable | Description | |----------|-------------| | KANEO_API_URL | Kaneo API origin (default http://localhost:1337). Do not include /api. | | KANEO_MCP_CLIENT_ID | Device-flow client id (default kaneo-mcp). Must match DEVICE_AUTH_CLIENT_IDS on the server. |

Install

Recommended (no global install): run the interactive installer with npx:

npx @kaneo/mcp

npm downloads the package, then an interactive menu (arrow keys + Enter) asks where to register the server (Cursor user-wide, Cursor project, Claude Desktop, or a custom JSON path). It then merges a mcpServers entry that points at this package’s dist/index.js with your current Node binary.

In a normal terminal, npx @kaneo/mcp and kaneo-mcp with no subcommand both start the installer. When the process is not attached to a TTY (for example when Cursor launches the MCP server with a pipe), the same entry runs the stdio MCP server instead.

To run the server manually from a shell (for example to debug stdio), use:

npx @kaneo/mcp serve

If you prefer a global install:

npm install -g @kaneo/mcp
kaneo-mcp

(kaneo-mcp install is the same installer with an explicit subcommand.)

Non-interactive example (Cursor user config, skip overwrite prompts):

kaneo-mcp install --target cursor-user -y

Point at a self-hosted API when generating the config:

kaneo-mcp install --target cursor-user -y --api-url https://kaneo.example.com

See all options:

kaneo-mcp install --help

If you are currently inside the local packages/mcp package directory, npm may resolve the local workspace package instead of the published one and fail to expose the bin. In that case, either run npx from outside packages/mcp, or use a local build:

node dist/index.js

The published package includes dist/. prepublishOnly runs the build before publish.

Develop from source

From the repo root:

pnpm install
pnpm --filter @kaneo/mcp run build
pnpm --filter @kaneo/mcp run start
pnpm --filter @kaneo/mcp run test

Or run it from the package directory:

pnpm -C packages/mcp run build

The CLI entry points to ./dist/index.js. Use npx @kaneo/mcp or kaneo-mcp after a global install so your IDE config points at the resolved path.

Authentication

On the first tool call that needs Kaneo, the server:

  1. Requests a device code from POST /api/auth/device/code
  2. Prints the verification URL and user code to stderr
  3. Tries to open the browser
  4. Polls POST /api/auth/device/token until approved
  5. Stores the access token at ~/.config/kaneo-mcp/credentials.json with mode 0600

Tools

  • Session: whoami, list_workspaces
  • Projects: list_projects, get_project, create_project, update_project
  • Tasks: list_tasks, get_task, create_task, update_task, move_task, update_task_status
  • Comments: list_task_comments, create_task_comment
  • Labels: list_workspace_labels, create_label, attach_label_to_task, detach_label_from_task