What an agent can do
The MCP server offers about 120 tools. They are workflow-oriented: one call does what a person does in one step, rather than exposing raw tables. They cover:
- Work: issues and all their content (sections, comments, relations, checklists, attachments), projects, sprints and boards, work logs and the project inbox.
- Documents: documents and their review, documentation releases (composing, accepting, publishing), the asset library and artifacts.
- Commercial: client quotes.
- Delivery: versions, git status, pipeline results and changelogs, and deadlines.
Built to be used by a model:
- Onboarding. A new agent calls
get_startedfirst and receives the project's rules and the workflow it must follow. - Long-form help. Each tool's detailed help is available on demand (
describe_tool), so the tool list stays small. - Small models. The tool surface can be narrowed for them.
- Every refusal is actionable. It names the argument or the rule that failed, lists the accepted values, and reports every problem at once.
- Bounded reads. Read tools never return unbounded payloads unasked: long texts are withheld until explicitly requested.