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ralph-hero-mcp-server

v2.5.193

Published

MCP server for GitHub Projects V2 - Ralph workflow automation

Downloads

1,603

Readme

ralph-hero-mcp-server

MCP server for GitHub Projects V2 — the workflow-automation engine behind the Ralph Claude Code plugin.

What it is

ralph-hero-mcp-server exposes GitHub Projects V2 as a set of Model Context Protocol tools, so an agent (Claude Code) can read and drive an issue through a workflow state machine — Backlog → Research Needed → … → In Review → Done — entirely through typed tool calls instead of shelling out to gh.

It is bundled and consumed by the ralph Claude Code plugin (the skills call these tools), but it is a standalone stdio MCP server and can be wired into any MCP client.

Install

The server is published to npm and is normally run via npx from an MCP client config (.mcp.json):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "ralph-github": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "ralph-hero-mcp-server"]
    }
  }
}

All tools are namespaced with the ralph_hero__ prefix (e.g. ralph_hero__get_issue, ralph_hero__save_issue, ralph_hero__next_actions).

Configuration

Configuration flows through the parent process's environment (the .mcp.json has no env block — do not put tokens there).

| Variable | Required | Description | |----------|----------|-------------| | RALPH_GH_OWNER | Yes | GitHub owner (user or org). | | RALPH_GH_PROJECT_NUMBER | Yes | GitHub Projects V2 number. | | RALPH_GH_REPO | No | Repository name (inferred from the project if omitted). | | RALPH_HERO_GITHUB_TOKEN | No | GitHub PAT with repo + project scopes. Falls back to gh auth token when unset — so with gh auth login -s repo,project,read:org you usually need no token in any config. | | RALPH_GH_PROJECT_OWNER | No | Project owner, if different from the repo owner (split-owner setups). |

Tool architecture

Each tool module exports a registerXyzTools() function that registers tools onto the MCP server. All tools use the ralph_hero__ prefix and return via toolSuccess() / toolError(). Modules cover issues (get_issue, save_issue, list_issues), projects, relationships (add_sub_issue, add_dependency, advance_issue), dashboards (pipeline_dashboard, next_actions), trends, and more.

For the full module/tool inventory and internals (GitHub client dual-endpoint design, caching, the workflow state machine), see the repo's CLAUDE.md § "MCP Server Internals".

Build & test

npm install
npm run build   # TypeScript -> dist/ (tsc)
npm test        # vitest

The server is ESM ("type": "module", "module": "NodeNext") — internal imports use .js extensions. TypeScript strict mode is the primary quality gate (no linter).

Links

License

See the repository.