AMPERA Mission Control MCP
Enables Claude to interact with AMPERA Mission Control to read and write organizational data (initiatives, tasks, risks, decisions, etc.) with role-scoped permissions via the Mission Control REST API.
README
AMPERA Mission Control — MCP server
Connect your Claude Desktop / Cowork to AMPERA Mission Control so Claude can read and write your org data (initiatives, tasks, risks, decisions, procurements, your scan-state / today / pending-review queue, and more) — scoped to your role.
A thin, read-it-yourself client: it just calls the Mission Control REST API with your personal API key. No secrets live in here — you supply your key via env.
You must be on the Ampera office network or VPN. Mission Control is internal-only (
missioncontrol.amperaglobal.comresolves to a private address).This runs alongside the ServiceDesk MCP — add it as a second entry; both stay connected.
Prerequisites
- Node 18+ (Node 22 recommended). Claude Desktop does not bundle Node — install it on your laptop.
1. Install
git clone https://github.com/javierchira-amp/ampera-mission-control-mcp.git
cd ampera-mission-control-mcp
npm install
Note the full path to index.mjs in this folder — you'll need it below (pwd on macOS/Linux, cd shows it on Windows).
2. Get your API key
In Mission Control: AI Assistant (sidebar) → Generate API Key → copy the amc_… value (shown once).
3. Add it to your Claude config
Edit claude_desktop_config.json (Claude → Settings → Developer → Edit Config) and add an entry under mcpServers. Use node + the absolute path to index.mjs — this is the form that reliably works on both Windows and macOS (a bare command name often isn't found by Claude's launcher).
Windows (escape backslashes as \\):
{
"mcpServers": {
"ampera-mission-control": {
"command": "node",
"args": ["C:\\Users\\YOU\\ampera-mission-control-mcp\\index.mjs"],
"env": {
"MISSION_CONTROL_URL": "https://missioncontrol.amperaglobal.com",
"MISSION_CONTROL_API_KEY": "amc_paste-your-key-here"
}
}
}
}
macOS / Linux:
{
"mcpServers": {
"ampera-mission-control": {
"command": "node",
"args": ["/Users/you/ampera-mission-control-mcp/index.mjs"],
"env": {
"MISSION_CONTROL_URL": "https://missioncontrol.amperaglobal.com",
"MISSION_CONTROL_API_KEY": "amc_paste-your-key-here"
}
}
}
}
If you already have other MCP servers (e.g. ServiceDesk), add ampera-mission-control as a sibling key inside the same mcpServers object.
If Claude can't find
node(rare on Windows, common withnvmon macOS): use the absolute path to node instead of"node"— find it withwhere node(Windows) orwhich node(macOS/Linux).
4. Restart & use
Fully quit Claude — on Windows that means right-click the system-tray icon → Quit (closing the window just minimizes it). Reopen and start a new conversation. The AI Assistant page shows "Connected via Cowork" after the first call.
Try: "What's my Mission Control scan state?" · "Log a decision: …" · "File a risk: … severity 3, likelihood 4" · or run the mc:morning-scan prompt.
Troubleshooting
- "Server disconnected" right away → check the log:
%APPDATA%\Claude\logs\mcp-server-ampera-mission-control.log(Windows) or~/Library/Logs/Claude/mcp-server-ampera-mission-control.log(macOS).spawn … ENOENT→ wrongcommand/path; usenode+ the absoluteindex.mjspath as above.Cannot find module '@modelcontextprotocol/sdk'→ runnpm installin this folder.… env vars are required→ theenvblock isn't reaching it; check your JSON.
- Verify manually (it should print
ampera-mission-control MCP ready (...)then hang):MISSION_CONTROL_URL=https://missioncontrol.amperaglobal.com MISSION_CONTROL_API_KEY=amc_… node index.mjs - Tool calls fail but it connects → you're likely off the VPN/office network, or your key was revoked.
What's exposed
- 45 tools — reads (dashboard, tasks, initiatives, procurements, risks, scan-state, today, pending-reviews, people/projects/glossary lookups, org search, briefing) and role-scoped writes incl. full create/update for tasks (priority, assignee, tags, subtasks, blockers + bulk updates), initiatives, projects, procurements, vendors, people, decisions, risks, and glossary.
- 7 prompts —
mc:morning-scan,log-decision,triage-reviews,initiative-status,weekly-briefing,end-of-day,migrate-from-cowork. - 3 resources —
mission-control://guide,mission-control://me,mission-control://glossary.
Everything is enforced server-side by your role. Revoke a key anytime on the AI Assistant page.
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