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Product Management

43 Tools in diesem Modul

Produkte, Versionen, Features und Tasks verwalten

Kompletter Produkt-Lifecycle: Produkte anlegen, Versionen releasen, Features priorisieren, Tasks abhaken, Backlog-Summaries ziehen. Ideal als Backend für dein eigenes Projekt-Management.

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Tools im Modul (43)

Jedes Tool ist ein MCP-Function-Call mit definiertem Input-Schema.

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create_product

Create a new product with its own backlog

function
list_products

List all products. By default only shows non-archived products. Set include_archived=true to see all.

function
get_product

Get details of a specific product

function
archive_product

Archive a product. Archived products are hidden from default listings but not deleted. All versions, features, and tasks remain intact.

function
unarchive_product

Unarchive a previously archived product, making it visible again in default listings.

function
list_categories

List all product categories for the user

function
create_category

Create a new product category (e.g. "Produkte", "Prototypen", "Intern")

function
update_category

Update a product category name, description, or color

function
delete_category

Delete a product category. Products in this category will become uncategorized (not deleted).

function
assign_product_category

Assign a product to a category, or remove it from its current category by passing null.

function
get_design_guidelines

Get the design guidelines (Markdown) for a product. Returns the full guidelines document that should be followed when implementing UI features for this product.

function
set_design_guidelines

Set or update the design guidelines (Markdown) for a product. This stores the full guidelines document that defines UI conventions, colors, spacing, components, and other design rules.

function
create_version

Create a new version for a product

function
list_versions

List versions for a product. By default only shows "open" versions. Use status_filter to see released, archived, or all versions.

function
get_version

Get details of a specific version including lifecycle status, release date and release notes

function
update_version_status

Update the lifecycle status of a version. Use "open" for active development, "released" for shipped versions, "archived" for deprecated/abandoned versions. Setting to "open" clears releasedAt and releaseNotes.

function
delete_version

Delete a version. If the version has features, you must provide move_to_version_id to move them first. Features are never auto-deleted.

function
create_feature

Create a new feature. Assign directly to a version, or leave version_id empty to add to the unplanned product backlog.

function
list_features

List all features for a version

function
get_feature

Get details of a specific feature

function
update_feature_status

Update feature status (backlog, todo, in_progress, review, done)

function
update_feature_priority

Update feature priority

function
move_features

Move features to a different version, or back to the unplanned product backlog by omitting target_version_id.

function
list_product_backlog

List all unplanned features in the product backlog — features that have not yet been assigned to any version. Use this for triage and release planning.

function
delete_feature

Delete a feature and all its associated tasks (CASCADE DELETE). Use with caution.

function
create_task

Create a new task for a feature. Automatically checks for duplicate titles unless force=true.

function
list_tasks

List all tasks for a feature

function
get_task

Get details of a specific task

function
update_task_status

Update task status (backlog, todo, in_progress, review, done)

function
delete_task

Delete a task from a feature. Use with caution.

function
create_issue

Create a new issue for a product. Issues can be of type: bug, feedback, improvement, question, or tech_debt. Can optionally be linked to a version and/or feature.

function
list_issues

List issues. If product_id is provided, lists issues for that product. Otherwise lists all issues. Can filter by type, status, and severity.

function
get_issue

Get details of a specific issue

function
update_issue_status

Update issue status (open, confirmed, in_progress, resolved, closed)

function
update_issue

Update issue fields (title, description, type, severity, assigned_to, etc.)

function
delete_issue

Delete an issue and its attachments. Use with caution.

function
add_issue_attachment

Add a file attachment to an issue. Supports two modes: (1) image_url — provide a publicly accessible URL and the server downloads the image (RECOMMENDED for large files), (2) base64 — provide base64 encoded content (only for small files <100KB). You must provide EITHER image_url OR base64, not both.

function
list_kpis

List all KPIs for a product with current values, targets, trend, and traffic light status (green/yellow/red)

function
create_kpi

Define a new KPI for a product. Use direction="lower_is_better" for metrics like bug count or cycle time.

function
update_kpi

Update KPI metadata: name, type, target value, unit, direction, or sort order. Does NOT update the current measured value — use update_kpi_value for that.

function
update_kpi_value

Record a new measurement for a KPI. Sets the current value, trend, and optional comment. Each update is logged to the KPI history.

function
delete_kpi

Delete a KPI and its full history. Use with caution — this cannot be undone.

function
get_backlog_summary

Get backlog summary for a version with feature and task counts by status

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