umtri-mcp

MCP server for Umtri — give your AI coding agent a persistent map of your project's structure, dependencies, and bugs.

Your agent re-derives your codebase from scratch every session. Umtri stores the structure once and hands it back through MCP: a tree of what the system is made of, the calls and dependencies between its parts, and the bugs eroding it. Ask "what breaks if I change this?" and get an answer traced through recorded connections rather than guessed from a grep.

Quick start

The fastest path is the hosted endpoint at https://mcp.umtri.io — nothing to install. Generate a token at app.umtri.io → Settings → API Tokens, then:

claude mcp add --transport http umtri https://mcp.umtri.io \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer umtri_pat_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"

Any MCP client that takes a config object uses the same shape:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "umtri": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://mcp.umtri.io",
      "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer umtri_pat_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" }
    }
  }
}

Run it yourself (stdio)

Use this package when you want to pin a version or point at a self-hosted API:

claude mcp add umtri \
  -e UMTRI_API_TOKEN=umtri_pat_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx \
  --transport stdio \
  -- npx -y umtri-mcp

Variable	Required	Default
UMTRI_API_TOKEN	yes	—
UMTRI_API_BASE	no	https://api.umtri.io

The token is not validated at setup time, so a bad token connects but every call fails. If tools appear and then error, re-check the token and its scope — read tokens cannot call any write tool.

Tools

Read — get_graph, get_bug, get_impact, list_projects, list_bugs, list_seasons, list_events

Write — create_project, create_node, update_node, delete_node, create_edge, delete_edge, create_api, update_api, delete_api, create_bug, update_bug, delete_bug

Plan loop — commit_plan, record_commit, reopen_transplant

get_graph returns a slice, not a dump: scope by subtree (rootId), by layer (maxType), by role, or by season, and control description weight separately. A large tree stays cheap to read.

Resources

Seven read-only documents the agent can pull for domain rules — the plant vocabulary (trunk/limb/twig/leaf/vein), what counts as a node and what does not, how seasons work, how plan nodes are meant to be realized, and how a ground behaves while transplanting.

umtri://rules/vocabulary            umtri://rules/transplant
umtri://rules/vocabulary-detailed   umtri://rules/plan
umtri://rules/seasons-human-only    umtri://about/vision
umtri://rules/system-structure

Links

• Docs — https://docs.umtri.io
• App — https://app.umtri.io
• Site — https://umtri.io

License

Apache-2.0. See LICENSE.