F Risk Grade Code Context · worst category: Destructive

CODE CONTEXT TOOLS

97 tools from the Code Context MCP Server, categorised by risk level.

READ 54 tools
Read acknowledge_ticket_changes Acknowledge board-edited tickets after reacting to their changes: clears pending_change flags and completes... Read advance_sprint Advance sprint to the next phase. Checks all gates, advances if they pass, returns summary + next actions. ... Read analyze_retro_patterns Analyze retrospective findings across all sprints — category breakdown, recurring issues, and action follow... Read dump_database Export the entire database to JSON for backup/restore Read find_symbol Find which file(s) export a given function, component, type, or constant Read get_agent Get full details of a scrum agent by role Read get_audit_trail Get audit trail for an entity — all state changes over time Read get_backlog List all backlog tickets — unassigned to any sprint or carried over from closed sprints Read get_burndown Get burndown data for a sprint — daily snapshots of remaining vs completed points Read get_changes Get recent file changes grouped by file path, showing what changed (size, lines, exports, summary diffs) Read get_dependency_graph Get all dependencies for a ticket or sprint Read get_discovery_coverage Get coverage report for a discovery sprint — auto-promotes planned discoveries whose linked ticket is DONE Read get_file_context Get a file Read get_mood_trends Get mood history for an agent or all agents — detects burnout patterns Read get_onboarding_status Check project setup status and return what is configured vs missing Read get_project_status Check if the project is properly set up and return health status Read get_resume_state Single-call resume detection. Returns minimal structured data (~150 tokens) for all command Step 0 flows. R... Read get_skill Fetch the full content of a single skill by name (e.g. Read get_sprint Get full sprint details with tickets, bugs, blockers, and retro findings Read get_sprint_config Read the SPRINT_PROCESS skill from the database — returns the current sprint process configuration Read get_sprint_instructions Get sprint process instructions — lifecycle, ticket workflow, retro rules, role responsibilities, and close... Read get_sprint_playbook Get the current sprint playbook: phase, ticket summary, gate status, blockers, and directive next actions. ... Read get_sprint_summary Get a one-line summary per sprint — name, status, velocity, ticket progress. Ultra-compact for quick overvi... Read get_ticket Get full ticket details with subtasks and linked bugs Read get_time_report Get time tracking report for a sprint — estimated vs actual hours per agent Read get_token_usage Get token usage history, optionally filtered by sprint or ticket Read get_user_response Poll for the user Read get_velocity_trends Get velocity trend data across sprints — committed vs completed, completion rate, bugs Read health Check server health and connectivity Read link_discovery_to_ticket Link a discovery finding to its implementation ticket — auto-sets status to planned (or implemented if tick... Read link_ticket_to_epic Link a ticket to an epic, or unlink by passing null epic_id Read link_ticket_to_milestone Link a ticket to a milestone by setting its milestone_id Read list_agents List all scrum team agents with their roles and capabilities Read list_decisions List logged decisions with optional category filter Read list_discoveries List discovery findings with optional filters. Compact by default (open items, truncated one-liners) — pass... Read list_epics List epics with optional status and milestone filters, including ticket progress counts. Use compact=true f... Read list_recent_events List recent events from the audit trail — use this to detect dashboard-initiated changes (e.g. user moved a... Read list_retro_findings List retrospective findings with optional filters Read list_sprints List all sprints with status and ticket counts. Use compact=true for minimal output (id, name, status only)... Read list_tags List all available tags with usage counts Read list_tickets List tickets with optional filters. Use compact=true for minimal output (id, title, status) to save tokens. Read load_phase_context Single-call phase context loader. Bundles all data needed for a specific workflow phase into one response, ... Read log_bug Log a bug against a sprint Read log_decision Log an architectural or process decision with rationale and alternatives considered Read log_event Manually log an event in the audit trail Read log_time Log estimated or actual hours on a ticket Read log_token_usage Record token usage for a session/task. Use at the end of a task to track real consumption for benchmarking. Read query Run a read-only SELECT query against the context database Read record_mood Record an agent Read request_user_input Request user input via the dashboard wizard modal. Writes a question to the bridge action queue. If the das... Read search_files Search indexed files by path or summary (supports % wildcards) Read search_scrum Full-text search across tickets, retro findings, blockers, and bugs Read snapshot_sprint_metrics Capture a daily burndown snapshot for a sprint — records remaining, completed, added, and removed points Read sync_scrum_data Re-seed scrum data from factory defaults (agents + skills). Does not overwrite existing data — only fills e...
WRITE 33 tools
Write add_dependency Add a dependency between two tickets (blocks, blocked_by, or related) Write add_retro_finding Add a retrospective finding to a sprint Write add_tag Add a tag to a ticket (creates tag if it doesn Write create_blocker Report a blocker on a sprint Write create_discovery Log a finding from a discovery sprint Write create_epic Create a new epic to group related tickets Write create_milestone Create a new milestone for the product roadmap Write create_sprint Create a new sprint Write create_ticket Create a new ticket in a sprint Write export_sprint_report Generate a complete markdown sprint report Write export_to_file Export database to a JSON file on disk Write generate_vision_animation Generate project vision animation data (JSON) and provide the Remotion render command Write handle_run_kickoff Handle the /kickoff ceremony triggered from the dashboard. Initiates the full project lifecycle from vision... Write handle_run_retro Handle the retrospective ceremony triggered from the dashboard. Runs retro for the specified sprint. Write handle_run_review Handle the sprint review ceremony triggered from the dashboard. Shows sprint completion summary and demo. Write import_from_file Restore database from a JSON dump file on disk Write plan_sprint Create a new sprint and assign tickets to it in one operation Write resolve_blocker Mark a blocker as resolved Write restore_database Restore database from a JSON dump. Wraps in transaction for safety. Write send_claude_output Stream Claude Write send_claude_step Notify the dashboard wizard about a step transition during a ceremony. Shows step status in the output stre... Write send_step_progress Send real-time step progress updates to the wizard modal. Shows which step Claude is executing and current ... Write set_change_reason Set a reason/explanation for a recorded file change Write set_description Set a manual description for a file (persists across re-indexes) Write set_directory_description Set a manual description for a directory (persists across re-indexes) Write update_discovery Update a discovery Write update_epic Update an existing epic Write update_milestone Update a milestone Write update_skill_sets Enable or disable predefined skill sets (frontend fe:*, landing la:*, workflow wf:*) for this project. Part... Write update_sprint Update sprint status or details Write update_sprint_config Create or update the SPRINT_PROCESS skill — stores sprint process configuration in the database Write update_ticket Update a ticket Write update_vision Create or update the PRODUCT_VISION skill content

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