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@prozari/mcp-server

v0.2.0

Published

Model Context Protocol server for Prozari — drive boards, cards, sprints and the social scheduler from Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and any other MCP-aware AI tool.

Readme

@prozari/mcp-server

Drive Prozari boards from Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or any other AI tool that speaks the Model Context Protocol.

Built for the "I just finished a task with Claude — add it to my board" workflow.


What you can do once it's connected

| Prompt | Tool the AI calls | |---|---| | "Add this fix as a completed card on the Atlas Bills Payment board, priority high" | create_card({ title, listId, priority: 'high', markCompleted: true }) | | "What's on my plate today?" | list_my_cards({ scope: 'today' }) | | "Move TASK-L8NV to Done" | move_card({ cardId: 'TASK-L8NV', listId: '<done-list-id>' }) | | "Mark TASK-L8NV complete" | complete_card({ cardId: 'TASK-L8NV', completed: true }) | | "Comment 'PR up' on TASK-L8NV" | add_comment({ cardId: 'TASK-L8NV', body: 'PR up' }) | | "What lists does the Atlas Audit board have?" | list_lists({ boardId }) | | "Draft a LinkedIn post about today's launch and send it for review" | create_social_post({ platform: 'LINKEDIN', body, socialAccountId }) | | "What social posts are waiting for my approval?" | list_social_posts({ status: 'PENDING_APPROVAL' }) | | "Approve post cm5x…" | approve_social_post({ postId }) | | "How did our social posts perform this month?" | get_social_analytics_summary() |


Install

Most MCP clients spawn the server via npx, so there's nothing to install globally — Node 18+ is the only prerequisite.

# verify the package resolves on your machine (optional)
npx -y @prozari/mcp-server --help

If you want it on $PATH:

npm install -g @prozari/mcp-server
prozari-mcp           # binary name

Prefer to hack on it? See Local development below.


Configure

Three env vars; only the first is required.

| Var | Required | What | |---|---|---| | PROZARI_TOKEN | yes | A pzr_… API token (recommended) or a JWT. See "Getting a token" below. | | PROZARI_API_BASE | no | Defaults to https://api.prozari.com/api. Point this at http://localhost:3000/api for local dev. | | PROZARI_WORKSPACE_ID | no | Default workspace ID so list_boards and list_my_cards don't need it on every call. | | PROZARI_BOARD_ID | no | Default board ID so list_lists and create_card use it by default. |

Getting a token

Recommended — workspace API token (v0.2+)

  1. Open Prozari → SettingsAPI tokens
  2. + New token → name it ("MCP — laptop"), pick scopes (* if you want full access), pick expiry
  3. Copy the pzr_… value once — it's hashed at rest and can't be shown again
  4. export PROZARI_TOKEN="pzr_…" in your shell rc

The token inherits your current UI permissions, so removing yourself from a board removes that board from the token's reach. No more 24-hour rotation.

Legacy — web app JWT

For quick smoke tests you can also use the JWT the web app stores in localStorage.tf_token. It expires every 24h.


Wire it into Claude Code

claude mcp add prozari -- npx -y @prozari/mcp-server

Then set the env vars (Claude Code passes the calling shell's environment through, so a one-time export in your shell rc is the simplest path):

# ~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc
export PROZARI_TOKEN="eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIs…"
export PROZARI_WORKSPACE_ID="cmd…"
export PROZARI_BOARD_ID="cmd…"

Restart your shell, run claude, and ask "What lists does my default board have?" — you should see the AI call list_lists and return them.

Wire it into Cursor

Cursor uses the same MCP config shape; add to .cursor/mcp.json in your project root:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "prozari": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@prozari/mcp-server"],
      "env": {
        "PROZARI_TOKEN": "eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIs…",
        "PROZARI_WORKSPACE_ID": "cmd…"
      }
    }
  }
}

Wire it into Codex / OpenAI

Codex follows the same MCP spec; consult OpenAI's MCP docs for the latest config path. The command + args shape is identical.


Tools

Discovery

| Name | Purpose | |---|---| | list_workspaces | List workspaces the user belongs to | | list_boards | List boards in a workspace | | list_lists | List lists (columns) on a board, with card counts | | get_default_target | Echo the configured default workspace + board IDs |

Cards

| Name | Purpose | |---|---| | create_card | Create a card; supports markCompleted: true for log-what-I-just-did flows | | update_card | Patch any combination of title / description / priority / dueDate / points | | move_card | Move to a different list; the server-side workflow auto-sets completedAt on Done lists | | complete_card | Flip the Mark-Complete toggle; respects workspace auto-archive policy | | list_my_cards | List cards assigned to the authenticated user; filter by today / overdue / this-week | | add_comment | Add a comment to a card (supports @name mentions) |

Social scheduler

The differentiating tool family. No other PM-tool MCP integration lets an AI client drive the full draft → review → publish → analyse lifecycle.

| Name | Purpose | |---|---| | list_social_accounts | Discover connected Facebook Pages, Instagram Business accounts, LinkedIn organisations | | list_social_posts | List posts in a workspace, optionally filtered by status / date range. Reviewer-friendly. | | create_social_post | Create a post. Status derived server-side: PENDING_APPROVAL when workspace policy is on, else SCHEDULED or DRAFT based on scheduledAt. | | approve_social_post | OWNER/ADMIN approves a pending post (server enforces non-self-approval) | | reject_social_post | OWNER/ADMIN rejects a pending post; optional reason persists on the bounced draft | | get_social_analytics_summary | Trailing-30-day workspace summary: totals, per-platform breakdown, top-5 posts by engagement |


Local development

git clone <repo-url> prozari-mcp
cd prozari-mcp
npm install
npm run build        # one-shot build
npm run dev          # tsc --watch

Smoke test without an AI client — pipe a list_tools request and see the schemas:

PROZARI_TOKEN=dummy node dist/index.js <<'EOF'
{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/list","params":{}}
EOF

The server will print a single JSON-RPC response listing all 16 tools and exit.


Version history

v0.2.0 (current)

  • PROZARI_TOKEN now accepts workspace-scoped pzr_… API tokens minted in Settings → API tokens
  • Tokens inherit issuer's UI permissions; removal from a workspace revokes implicitly
  • Legacy JWT path still works for smoke tests
  • No change to tool surface — all 16 tools work unchanged

v0.1.1

  • Six social-scheduler tools added (see "Social scheduler" above)

v0.1.0

  • Initial release with 10 board + card tools

Roadmap

v0.3 — Per-route scope enforcement on legacy /api

  • Today: a pzr_… token with any scope works on legacy endpoints (whatever the issuer can do)
  • v0.3: legacy routes start checking cards:write, social:approve, etc.

v0.4 — Polish

  • Webhooks (reverse direction: Prozari → AI tool when cards are assigned)
  • Claude Code skill manifest so users get a /prozari slash command without configuring MCP manually
  • Streaming responses for long-running list calls

License

MIT © Right Pitch Nigeria Limited