PLANNING SYSTEM MCP SERVER TOOLS

37 tools from the Planning System MCP Server MCP Server, categorised by risk level.

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// ALL 37 PLANNING SYSTEM MCP SERVER TOOLS

READ 9 tools

Read get_started Call this FIRST when you are new to AgentPlanner or unsure which tool to use Read goal_state Comprehensive single-goal read: details, quality assessment, progress, Read list_blueprints List blueprints visible to the user (owned + public/unlisted). Filter by Read list_goals List goals with health rollup. Returns aggregate counts (on_track/at_risk/stale) Read list_plans List plans with optional filters by status, visibility, or text query. Read list_workspaces List workspaces in an organization. A workspace is a folder that owns Read recall_knowledge Universal knowledge graph query. Returns facts, entities, recent episodes, Read search Text search across plans, nodes, and content. Use for finding entities by title or fragment. Read task_context Get progressive context for a task. Depth: 1 (task only), 2 (+ neighborhood),

WRITE 25 tools

Write add_learning Record a knowledge episode. Use after research, on decisions, or when discovering Write briefing Mission control state in one call. Returns goal health summary, Write claim_next_task Pick the next task in scope, claim it, and return its context — all in Write create_goal Create a new top-level goal (no parent). Use this when a human asks you to Write create_workspace Create a new workspace inside an organization. Returns the new workspace Write derive_subgoal Create a sub-goal under an existing parent goal (parent_goal_id required). Write extend_intention Add children under an existing phase or task. Use when an agent has Write fork_blueprint Fork a plan-scope blueprint into a target workspace. Creates a new plan Write form_intention Create a plan that achieves a goal, including an initial phase/task Write invite_member Add a user to an organization by user_id or email. Caller must be Write link_intentions Create a dependency edge between two existing tasks. Use to express Write move_node Reparent a node within the same plan. Cycle-safe (server rejects Write plan_analysis Advanced plan reads: impact analysis (delay/block/remove), critical path, Write propose_research_chain Create a Research → Plan → Implement triple under an existing parent Write queue_decision Queue a decision for human review. Writes to the real decisions table Write record_criterion_progress Record the latest observed value of one of a goal Write release_task Release a claimed task without changing status. Use for explicit handoff or abandonment. Write resolve_decision Resolve a pending decision. action is Write save_as_blueprint Snapshot a live plan as a new plan-scope blueprint. Captures structure, Write share_plan Atomically change a plan Write update_goal Atomic goal update. Subsumes update_goal + link_plan_to_goal + unlink_plan_from_goal Write update_member_role Change a member Write update_node Edit any node property atomically: title, description, node_type, Write update_plan Edit any plan property atomically: title, description, status, Write update_task Atomic task state transition. Updates status, optionally appends a log

DESTRUCTIVE 3 tools

Destructive delete_blueprint Delete a blueprint you own. Hard delete (the snapshot is removed); plans Destructive remove_member Remove a member from an organization. Caller must be org owner or Destructive unlink_intentions Remove a dependency edge by id.

// FAQ

How many tools does the Planning System MCP Server MCP server have? +

The Planning System MCP Server MCP server exposes 37 tools across 3 categories: Read, Write, Destructive.

How do I enforce policies on Planning System MCP Server tools? +

Route the Planning System MCP Server server through the PolicyLayer gateway. Define allow, deny, or approval rules per tool in the dashboard; they are enforced on every call before it reaches the server.

What risk categories do Planning System MCP Server tools fall into? +

Planning System MCP Server tools are categorised as Read (9), Write (25), Destructive (3). Each category has a recommended default policy.

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