MCP server for project management automation - health scores, task alignment, security scanning
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# Project Management Automation MCP Server **Version:** 0.1.0 **Status:** Phase 1 Complete - Core Framework Ready **License:** [MIT License](LICENSE) **MCP Server Name:** `exarp` (configured in `.cursor/mcp.json`)  ## Overview MCP server exposing project management automation tools built on `IntelligentAutomationBase`. Provides AI assistants with access to documentation health checks, Todo2 analysis, duplicate detection, security scanning, and more. **Note**: This server is configured as **"exarp"** in Cursor's MCP configuration (`.cursor/mcp.json`). The directory name is `project-management-automation`, but it's accessible via the "exarp" identifier in Cursor. ## Complementary MCP Servers The Exarp server works best when used alongside these complementary MCP servers: - **`tractatus_thinking`** - For structural analysis and logical decomposition of complex problems - Use BEFORE Exarp tools to understand WHAT needs to be analyzed - Breaks down concepts into atomic components - Reveals multiplicative dependencies - **`sequential_thinking`** - For converting structural understanding into implementation workflows - Use AFTER tractatus_thinking analysis to plan HOW to proceed - Converts Exarp analysis results into actionable steps - Creates step-by-step implementation plans **Recommended Workflow:** 1. Use **tractatus_thinking** to understand the structure of a problem 2. Use **Exarp** tools to analyze and automate project management tasks 3. Use **sequential_thinking** to convert analysis results into implementation workflows See `.cursor/rules/tractatus-thinking.mdc` and `.cursor/rules/sequential-thinking.mdc` for detailed usage guidelines. ## Phase 1 Status ✅ **Core Framework:** Complete ✅ **Package Configuration:** Complete ✅ **Error Handling:** Complete ⏳ **Tool Implementation:** Phase 2 ⏳ **Resource Handlers:** Phase 3 ⏳ **Testing:** Phase 4 ## Installation ```bash cd project-…
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