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@rickydata/product-copilot-mcp

v0.1.14

Published

Read-only MCP for Product Copilot roadmap, release-readiness, screenshot gates, and human-in-loop priority review data.

Readme

@rickydata/product-copilot-mcp

Private-only MCP for rickydata Product Copilot roadmap, release-readiness, screenshot gates, and human-in-loop priority review data.

This MCP is the product-specific complement to local/admin KFDB tooling. It is intentionally narrow, but it is not a public/shared feed: production runtimes must be mounted behind RickyData Gateway or another private operator surface that injects the active logged-in wallet context. Missing wallet context fails closed instead of falling back to embedded/public data.

Tools

| Tool | Purpose | |---|---| | setup_private_product_copilot | Idempotently initialize/verify the active wallet private tenant schema. Safe to rerun; creates deterministic merge records only if missing. | | list_priority_items | Read top HIL roadmap/feed items from the Product Copilot PM feed. | | get_priority_item | Fetch one item by repo + issue number or URL. | | get_release_readiness | Summarize Product Copilot release readiness, blockers, and source/public repo pairing. | | get_quality_gates | Return the required tests, screenshot proof, changelog, leak gate, and HIL approval gates. | | get_top_priority_item | Return the highest-priority item for a scope, with explanation. | | get_mom_test_evidence_gaps | Group missing Mom Test / discovery evidence by evidence type. | | get_human_approval_blockers | List items that need human review, evidence, or approval before automation/release work proceeds. |

Auth and data source model

The logged-in wallet is the auth boundary. Product Copilot does not require users to store PRODUCT_COPILOT_KFDB_API_KEY, derive keys, or Product Copilot env vars through /api/secrets.

Runtime context is split into two layers:

| Layer | Examples | Owner | |---|---|---| | Platform wallet context | RICKYDATA_AUTH_WALLET_ADDRESS, PRODUCT_COPILOT_WALLET_ADDRESS, optional RICKYDATA_AUTH_TOKEN | RickyData Gateway, derived from the authenticated wallet/session | | Operator feed/config | PRODUCT_COPILOT_PM_REPORT_URL, optional PRODUCT_COPILOT_PM_REPORT_PATH, RICKYDATA_KFDB_URL | RickyData deployment/operator config |

The URL fetch path sends X-Wallet-Address and, when available, an auth token supplied by the gateway. If the source or wallet context is missing, read tools return structured setup guidance instead of throwing a generic MCP internal error.

setup_private_product_copilot plans/writes deterministic mode: "merge" KFDB operations for WalletTenant, AppSchemaVersion, and SchemaBootstrap, so rerunning it after the schema already exists is safe. If wallet-auth KFDB write capability is not exposed to the runtime yet, the setup tool returns wallet_auth_write_unavailable with the planned idempotent operations rather than requesting an API key.

Usage

npx -y @rickydata/product-copilot-mcp

Gateway-style config should inject wallet context automatically. A local/operator-only development example can use:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "product-copilot": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@rickydata/product-copilot-mcp"],
      "env": {
        "PRODUCT_COPILOT_PM_REPORT_URL": "https://<private-deployment>/api/roadmap/hil-feed",
        "PRODUCT_COPILOT_WALLET_ADDRESS": "${RICKYDATA_AUTH_WALLET_ADDRESS}"
      }
    }
  }
}

Do not commit real wallet tokens, bearer tokens, API keys, derive keys, or private feed URLs.

Development

npm install
npm run build --workspace @rickydata/product-copilot-mcp
npm run test  --workspace @rickydata/product-copilot-mcp