easyprm

File-based project management MCP server for solo developers building with AI. It owns a .claude/easyprm/ doc tree, gives you rich tickets, and keeps a kanban board, dependency graph, architecture diagram, and "where was I" status auto-generated from your tickets.

Install (Claude Code)

claude mcp add easyprm -- npx -y easyprm

Or configure manually in your MCP client:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "easyprm": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "easyprm"] }
  }
}

The server manages files under the current working directory's .claude/easyprm/. Set EASYPRM_ROOT to target a different project root.

The loop

1. init_project — scaffold the tree.
2. Draft docs/big-picture.md → sfr.md → trf.md.
3. create_epic → create_task (declare dependsOn).
4. get_status / get_next_task — stay on the plan.
5. update_task — track progress; → done requires all "How To Test" boxes checked.

overview/ files are auto-generated — never edit them by hand.

What's new in 0.2

• PM playbooks bundled in the package. Call list_playbooks for the catalog (13 entries: project-setup, big-picture-writing, requirements-writing, tech-doc-writing, epic-decomposition, task-decomposition, user-story-writing, definition-of-done, definition-of-ready, dependency-mapping, estimating, adr-writing, risk-identification), get_playbook(name) for full content.
• Phases as optional grouping above epics — sequential releases (MVP → v2 → v3). create_phase, set_active_phase, then create_epic lands in the active phase by default. list_tasks / get_next_task default to the active phase.
• ADRs — lightweight decision log in decisions/ via add_decision, list_decisions, update_decision. Latest 3 surface in status.md.
• get_briefing — one tool returns project + active phase + in-progress + recommended next + recent ADRs + recent comments. Call at session start.
• Sharper next_steps hints — every tool response now points to the relevant playbook for what to do next.

Develop

npm install
npm test
npm run build