Aha! MCP Server
Enables interaction with Aha! product management platform through GraphQL API. Supports retrieving features, requirements, and pages by reference number, as well as searching documents across Aha! workspaces.
README
Aha! MCP Server - Python FastMCP Implementation
A Python-based MCP server for interacting with Aha! API using FastMCP with HTTP streaming capabilities.
Features
- HTTP Streaming: Built with FastMCP for efficient HTTP streaming
- GraphQL Integration: Uses GraphQL to query Aha! API
- Three Main Tools:
get_record: Get features or requirements by reference numberget_page: Get pages with optional parent relationshipssearch_documents: Search for Aha! documents
Environment Variables
AHA_API_TOKEN: Your Aha! API token (required)AHA_DOMAIN: Your Aha! domain name (required)PORT: Server port (default: 9004)
Installation
pip install -r requirements.txt
Running
Local Development
# Set environment variables
export AHA_API_TOKEN="your_token_here"
export AHA_DOMAIN="your_domain_here"
# Run with HTTP streaming (default)
python main.py
# Or run with stdio transport
python main.py --transport stdio
Docker
# Build the image
docker build -t aha-mcp .
# Run the container
docker run -e AHA_API_TOKEN="your_token_here" -e AHA_DOMAIN="your_domain_here" -p 9004:9004 aha-mcp
Tools
get_record
Get an Aha! feature or requirement by reference number.
- Input: reference (string) - e.g., "DEVELOP-123" or "ADT-123-1"
- Output: JSON with name and description
get_page
Get an Aha! page by reference number with optional relationships.
- Input:
- reference (string) - e.g., "ABC-N-213"
- include_parent (boolean, optional) - Include parent page
- Output: JSON with page details, children, and optional parent
search_documents
Search for Aha! documents.
- Input:
- query (string) - Search query
- searchable_type (string, optional) - Document type (default: "Page")
- Output: JSON with search results and pagination info
Architecture
server.py: Main FastMCP server with tool definitionshandlers.py: Business logic for handling each toolqueries.py: GraphQL queries for Aha! APItypes.py: Python dataclasses for type safetymain.py: Entry point for running the server
Inspired from https://github.com/aha-develop/aha-mcp
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