eva-custom-mcp

eva-custom-mcp

Custom MCP server for EvaTeam that enables interaction with glossary pages, project tasks, and wiki documents via tools for search, create, update, delete, and more.

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eva-custom-mcp

Custom MCP server for EvaTeam glossary pages, project tasks, and wiki documents.

Local usage

npm install
npm run build
npm start

By default the server reads public glossary pages from https://www.evateam.ru, so no token is required.

MCP client config

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "eva": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "eva-custom-mcp"],
      "env": {
        "EVA_BASE_URL": "https://yourcompany.evateam.ru",
        "EVA_API_TOKEN": "your-token"
      }
    }
  }
}

For local development before publishing:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "eva": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": ["/absolute/path/to/eva-custom-mcp/dist/index.js"]
    }
  }
}

Tools

  • glossary_article_get: fetch a glossary article by slug or URL, for example api.
  • glossary_search: resolve a glossary term to an article.

EvaTeam project/task/document tools are enabled when EVA_API_TOKEN is set.

EVA_BASE_URL=https://yourcompany.evateam.ru
EVA_API_TOKEN=your-token

EvaTeam tools use JSON-RPC API methods documented in docs/eva_api and docs/eva-api-docs.md.

Project/search tools:

  • project_list: list projects.
  • project_get_by_code: resolve a project by code.
  • project_find_everything: search tasks and wiki documents in one project.

Task tools:

  • task_search: search tasks, optionally scoped by project.
  • task_get: get a task by code or object reference.
  • task_create: create a task.
  • task_update: update a task.
  • task_delete: delete a task.
  • task_transition: change task status.
  • task_comment_add: add a task comment.
  • task_comments_list: list task comments.
  • task_assign: assign a task to a person reference.
  • task_link_create: create a relation between two tasks.
  • task_time_log: log spent time.
  • task_create_from_template: create a task from a template.

Document tools:

  • document_search: search wiki documents by title.
  • document_get: get a document by code or object reference.
  • document_create: create a document.
  • document_update_text: update document draft/title/metadata.
  • document_publish: publish a document draft.
  • document_rename: rename a document.
  • document_children_list: list child documents.
  • document_tree: list project documents as a flat tree source.
  • document_attachments_list: list attachment metadata.
  • document_attachment_download: request/download all document attachments.
  • document_attachment_upload: create attachment metadata and upload a local file with multipart POST.

Recommended Agent Prompts

Short Prompt

Use EVA MCP as the source of truth for project tasks and wiki documents.
Prefer compact high-level tools: `project_find_everything`, `task_search`, `task_get`, `task_create`, `task_update`, `task_comment_add`, `task_time_log`, `document_search`, `document_get`, `document_create`, `document_update_text`, `document_publish`.
Always resolve project codes with `project_get_by_code`.
Before mutating an object, fetch it first and summarize the intended change.
Never delete or publish without explicit user confirmation.
Return EVA object codes in user-facing responses.

Full Prompt

You work with EvaTeam through the `eva-custom-mcp` MCP server.

Main rules:
- Always start with `project_get_by_code` when the user provides a project code.
- Use `project_find_everything` for broad project searches.
- For tasks:
  - use `task_search` to find tasks;
  - use `task_get` when a task code is known;
  - use `task_create` to create tasks;
  - use `task_update` to change task fields, status, or assignee;
  - use `task_comment_add` to add comments;
  - use `task_time_log` to log spent time.
- For wiki documents:
  - use `document_search` to find pages/documents;
  - use `document_get` when a document code is known;
  - use `document_create` to create a document;
  - use `document_update_text` to change content;
  - use `document_publish` to publish changes.
- Do not delete tasks or documents without explicit user confirmation.
- Do not publish documents without explicit user confirmation.
- Before changing a task or document, fetch the current object first with `task_get` or `document_get`.
- If the API returns multiple similar results, ask the user which object is intended.
- In user-facing responses, include EVA object codes such as `ABC-000123` for tasks and `DOC-000123` for documents.
- Never reveal API tokens and do not ask the user to paste tokens into chat.

Typical workflows:
1. "Find everything about X in project PRJ"
   - call `project_get_by_code`
   - call `project_find_everything`
   - summarize results grouped into tasks and documents

2. "Create a task in project PRJ"
   - call `project_get_by_code`
   - ask for missing title/description if needed
   - call `task_create`
   - return the created task code

3. "Update a wiki page"
   - find the page with `document_search` or `document_get`
   - summarize the intended change
   - after confirmation, call `document_update_text`
   - if publishing is needed, ask for separate confirmation before `document_publish`

4. "Add a comment to a task"
   - call `task_get`
   - call `task_comment_add`
   - confirm that the comment was added

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