developer
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A powerful context management system designed specifically for software development teams.
The Developer MCP Server is a robust context management system tailored for software development teams. It maintains a persistent context across coding sessions, ensuring developers never lose track of their project's structure, dependencies, and progress. The server offers features like session management, dependency tracking, and project status insights, allowing developers to seamlessly continue their work from where they left off. It also provides tools for decision history tracking, milestone progress monitoring, and related entity discovery, making it an invaluable resource for managing complex software projects.
Features
- Persistent Development Context: Pick up exactly where you left off in your last session, with complete context about the components, issues, and tasks you were working on.
- Session Management: Start new development sessions and record your achievements, task updates, and project status changes when you finish, creating a persistent record of your development activities.
- Dependency Tracking: Understand how components, features, and technologies relate to each other with a comprehensive dependency model.
- Project Status Insights: Get immediate visibility into project progress, including status of components, features, issues, and milestones.
- Component Context Retrieval: Understand any component's purpose, implementation details, dependencies, and related issues at a glance.
Tools
startsession
Starts a new development session and provides information about recent sessions, active projects, high-priority tasks, and upcoming milestones.
loadcontext
Loads detailed context for an entity (project, component, feature, task, etc.) and tracks this context loading as part of the current session.
endsession
Performs a structured analysis of the development session through multiple stages and records this information in the persistent knowledge graph.
buildcontext
Creates new entities, relations, or observations in the knowledge graph.
deletecontext
Removes entities, relations, or observations from the knowledge graph.
