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@omniboard/mcp

v0.1.15

Published

Omniboard.dev MCP server that exposes agentic check runs and run progress for local agents.

Readme

Omniboard.dev MCP

MCP server that exposes Omniboard agentic check runs to coding agents.

One agentic run consists of one prompt and its tracked progress. Tools identify a run with its runKey.

Environment

OMNIBOARD_API_KEY_MCP is required and should be passed through the MCP client configuration. The server uses it to read agentic runs, retrieve repository access when required, and report run progress.

Optional

OMNIBOARD_API_URL overrides the Omniboard API URL. It defaults to https://api.omniboard.dev.

OMNIBOARD_API_KEY enables analyzer validation in developer-local mode. Omit it when connected agents should not run @omniboard/analyzer.

OMNIBOARD_MCP_ALLOW_LOCAL_TRANSPORTS=true permits local file: repositories and loopback HTTP Git/GitLab endpoints for isolated local tests. Leave it unset in normal runner deployments.

Registering the MCP server

The server uses the standard MCP stdio transport. Configure the MCP client to run the package with npx and pass the MCP key in the server environment.

Claude Desktop, Cursor, and other JSONC clients

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "omniboard": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@omniboard/mcp"],
      "env": {
        "OMNIBOARD_API_KEY_MCP": "your-api-key",
        "OMNIBOARD_API_KEY": "your-api-key" // optional
      }
    }
  }
}

Codex config.toml

[mcp_servers.omniboard]
command = "npx"
args = ["-y", "@omniboard/mcp"]
startup_timeout_sec = 30

[mcp_servers.omniboard.env]
OMNIBOARD_API_KEY_MCP = "your-api-key"
OMNIBOARD_API_KEY = "your-api-key" # optional

Developer-local mode

Developer-local mode is for an agent already working inside the repository that should be changed. The server resolves the current directory as an Omniboard project, exposes agentic runs for that project, and reports progress against the local workspace.

This mode does not create or manage another checkout. The connected agent owns the normal development workflow: inspect the project, edit the current workspace, run verification, and use the local progress tools to report milestones. Analyzer validation is available only when OMNIBOARD_API_KEY is configured.

Tools

omniboard_local_list_agentic_runs

Lists agentic runs for the resolved current project. Pass checkName to scope the list to one agentic check.

omniboard_local_get_agentic_run

Returns one agentic run by runKey, including its prompt, progress, and agent instructions. It also reports the run as in_progress idempotently.

omniboard_local_report_agentic_run_progress

Reports a workflow milestone for one run. Supported milestones include implemented, needs_input, verified, committed, pushed, mr_created, merged, blocked, and failed.

The tool can also report repository, commit, merge request, pipeline, verification, error, note, and metadata details.

omniboard_local_validate_agentic_run

Validates one run by runKey. The server resolves the check name, runs the analyzer when OMNIBOARD_API_KEY is available, evaluates whether the check still matches, and reports either verified or needs_input.

When the analyzer key is absent, validation is skipped and the tool reports implemented.

Dedicated runner mode

Dedicated runner mode is for a consumer-operated automation process that handles agentic work across projects. A scheduler, queue worker, CI job, cron process, or similar coordinator selects runs and projects. Scheduling and concurrency stay outside the MCP server.

The MCP server prepares and finalizes runner-owned checkouts. The connected coding agent performs the requested code change inside the returned workspace and runs the relevant project verification before finalization.

Workspace layout

The MCP process working directory is the root of the consumer's automation project. On first preparation, the server creates:

.omniboard/
  mcp/
    .gitignore
    state/
    workspaces/

The generated .gitignore excludes state/ and workspaces/. If the file already exists, its content is preserved and only missing runtime entries are added.

Each checkout is created under workspaces/. Retry metadata is stored separately under state/, records the prepared HEAD and completed commit SHA, and never contains repository credentials. The metadata is authenticated and finalization rejects modified state. Retained workspaces must be finalized with the same MCP key that prepared them.

Workflow

  1. Call omniboard_runner_list_agentic_runs to select an active run unless the scheduler already supplies a run key.
  2. Call omniboard_runner_list_agentic_run_projects for the selected run.
  3. Select a project and call omniboard_runner_prepare_agentic_run_workspace.
  4. Give the returned prompt, result context, and workspace path to the connected coding agent.
  5. Run the relevant tests, lint, or build commands inside that workspace.
  6. Call omniboard_runner_finalize_agentic_run_workspace with the commit and merge request wording.
  7. Retain the workspace and state for inspection, or remove both after downstream processing completes.

Repository access and safety

Preparation performs a read-only GitLab permission preflight before creating a workspace. It verifies project visibility, repository and merge request availability, archive state, and effective push and merge request permissions. Project policy or branch protection can still change after the preflight.

Repository access is retrieved only when a credentialed Git operation is required. Repository and GitLab API URLs must use HTTPS by default. Local file: repositories and loopback HTTP endpoints are rejected unless the explicit local-test setting described above is enabled. Credentials are supplied through a temporary Git askpass helper and are never embedded in clone URLs, written to runner state, or returned from MCP tools.

Finalization retrieves fresh repository access, validates the effective Git repository and workspace paths, disables repository-controlled credential helpers and Git hooks, and pushes to the validated repository URL rather than a mutable remote.

Tools

omniboard_runner_list_agentic_runs

Lists every active agentic run available to the MCP key. Use it when an external scheduler has not already selected a run.

omniboard_runner_list_agentic_run_projects

Lists Omniboard projects matching an agentic check or run. Pass runKey to target one run, or checkName to discover matching projects and active runs for a check. This operation does not resolve the MCP process working directory or report progress.

omniboard_runner_prepare_agentic_run_workspace

Resolves one matching project and run, verifies repository access, clones the project into the runner-owned workspace, resolves the branch name and commit message, creates the branch, reports in_progress, and returns the prompt, result context, workspace path, and agent instructions.

The branch name uses an explicit tool input first, then the agentic run definition, a labeled value in the prompt, and finally a generated agentic branch name. The commit message uses the run definition, a labeled prompt value, and then a run-key-based default. Both resolved values are stored in the signed workspace state.

An optional repository URL is accepted only when it identifies a registered repository URL for the matched Omniboard project.

omniboard_runner_finalize_agentic_run_workspace

Finalizes a prepared workspace after the connected coding agent has applied and verified the change. It creates or resumes the runner commit, retrieves fresh repository access, pushes the prepared branch, creates or reuses the GitLab merge request, and reports committed, pushed, and mr_created milestones.

The prepared commit message is used by default. The caller may override it and may also supply the merge request title, description, and Git author identity.

omniboard_runner_report_agentic_run_progress

Reports a dedicated-runner milestone for an explicit runKey and projectName without resolving the MCP process working directory as an Omniboard project. It supports the same repository, commit, merge request, pipeline, verification, error, note, and metadata details as developer-local progress reporting.