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rally-mcp

v1.0.1

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Rally integration for Cursor MCP

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Readme

Rally MCP

Rally integration for Cursor MCP - A command-line tool to interact with Rally from Cursor.

Installation

npm install -g rally-mcp

Or run directly with npx:

npx rally-mcp

Configuration

Run the configuration setup to connect to your Rally instance:

npx rally-mcp config

You'll be prompted to enter your:

  • Rally API Key
  • Workspace name
  • Project name
  • Username

CLI Usage

npx rally-mcp <command> [options]

Commands

  • feature --id <id> - Fetch a feature by ID
  • story [--id <id>] - Fetch a specific user story or list all
  • defect --id <id> - Fetch a defect by ID
  • tasks --parentId <id> [--type <type>] - Fetch tasks for a user story or defect
  • add-task --parentId <id> --name <name> --estimate <e> - Add a new task to a user story
  • complete-task --id <id> --actuals <hours> - Mark a task as complete and add actuals
  • add-comment --id <id> --text <text> [--type <type>] - Add a comment to a work item
  • search --tag <tag> [--type <type>] - Search items by tag
  • server - Start the Rally MCP server for Cursor integration
  • config - Configure the Rally connection

Examples

List all user stories:

npx rally-mcp story

View a specific user story:

npx rally-mcp story --id US12345

Add a task to a user story:

npx rally-mcp add-task --parentId US12345 --name "Implement login form" --estimate 4

MCP Server for Cursor

Rally MCP includes a server component that can be used with Cursor:

npx rally-mcp server

This starts an HTTP server on port 3000 with the following endpoints:

  • GET /api/health - Check server status
  • GET /api/stories - List user stories
  • GET /api/stories/:id - Get user story details
  • GET /api/tasks/:parentId - List tasks for a story
  • POST /api/tasks - Create a task
  • PUT /api/tasks/:id - Update a task
  • POST /api/comments - Add a comment
  • GET /api/search?tag=<tagname> - Search by tag