start-infinity-mcp-server
Enables LLMs to manage StartInfinity boards using natural language by translating human-readable names into internal identifiers.
README
Infinity MCP Server (StartInfinity)
An advanced Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that empowers Large Language Models (like Claude Code, Antigravity, and GitHub Copilot) to seamlessly manage and interact with StartInfinity boards using natural language.
What it does
Instead of forcing AI agents to struggle with complex UUIDs, this server translates human-readable entity names ("status Doing", "assigned to John", "project Phoenix") into the proper internal identifiers, handles data normalization, and returns human-readable responses.
Key Features
- Dual-Transport Architecture: Runs locally via
stdio(for CLI tools) or remotely viahttpusing Server-Sent Events (SSE) for integrations like n8n or Open WebUI. - Natural Language Translation: Fully resolves UUIDs in the background. The AI only speaks human names.
- Dynamic Security Header (
X-MCP-Key): In HTTP mode, you can run a single server instance and gate capabilities per-request. Pass areadkey for safe dashboard viewing, awritekey for creating items, or anadminkey for destructive actions.
Installation & Setup
-
Clone the repository and install dependencies:
git clone https://github.com/dasgltd/start-infinity-mcp-server.git cd start-infinity-mcp-server npm install -
Copy the environment template:
cp .env.example .env -
Fill in your
.envfile. You will need a Personal Access Token from your Infinity Profile -> Developer -> API.
Usage
Local CLI (stdio)
Build and run the server using stdio transport (ideal for claude CLI or Cursor):
npm run build
npm start
Remote Service (http / n8n)
Start the server in HTTP mode:
npm run build
npm run start:http
This will open an SSE endpoint at http://localhost:3000/message.
See the n8n/ folder for an example workflow integration.
Security Notes
[!IMPORTANT] The server heavily relies on environment variables for security.
INFINITY_WRITE_KEYandINFINITY_ADMIN_KEYact as passwords for theX-MCP-Keyheader.- If left blank, the server defaults to strict global legacy switches (
INFINITY_READ_ONLY=true).- Destructive actions (like Delete) ALWAYS require the Admin key.
License & Copyright
This project is licensed under the DASG EULA. Copyright (c) 2026 Daniel A. Silva de la Garza / DASG Consulting Ltda. (CNPJ: 61.628.969/0001-04). All rights reserved.
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