Easy8

Easy8 provides a built-in MCP server on the/mcpendpoint.

The server exposes selected Easy8 functionality as MCP tools so that MCP-capable clients can discover tools, call them, and work with Easy8 issues, projects, users, time entries, and supported plugin data in a structured way.

In practice, it is a JSON-RPC based protocol that allows an AI client to:

- initialize a connection to a server
- discover available tools
- call those tools with structured arguments
- receive structured responses back

In Easy8, the MCP server is focused on project-management workflows. It lets an MCP client use Easy8 API capabilities through a tool catalog instead of hard-coding every REST endpoint.

Use the standard Easy8 application URL and append/mcp.

Easy8 publishes an MCP Server Card for pre-connection discovery at:

https://your-easy8.example.com/.well-known/mcp/server-card.json

The card advertises the Streamable HTTP transport on/mcp, server metadata, current Easy8 brand icons, API key authentication, and the currently supported tool capability. It is public discovery metadata; the/mcpendpoint itself still follows theEnable MCPsetting and API authentication rules.

MCP request and tool calls are logged tolog/mcp.logwith the effective user, method, tool name, selected request context, status, and duration.
- Open Easy8 administration.
- Go toSettings.
- Open theAItab.
- EnableEnable MCP.
- Save the settings.

When MCP is disabled, the/mcpendpoint returns404 Not Found.
- Connect to/mcpwith Easy8 API authentication.
- Callinitialize.
- Calltools/listto discover the available tool catalog and schemas.
- Call a read tool, for exampleeasy8_projects_listoreasy8_issues_list, to resolve context.
- Call detail or write tools, for exampleeasy8_issues_get,easy8_issues_create, oreasy8_issues_update, if the API user has permission.

- Authentication- API key usage, switch-user behavior, and how MCP resolvesme.
- Protocol- supported MCP methods, HTTP behavior, and JSON-RPC examples.
- Core tools- built-in Easy8 tools for users, projects, issues, metadata, and time entries.
- Tool examples- prompt-to-tool examples and ready-to-usetools/callparameters.
- Plugin tools- tools contributed by optional plugins such as Helpdesk, Attendance, CRM, and Money.
- Extending tools- how plugins register MCP tools throughEasyMcp::ToolRegistry.
- Security and troubleshooting- permissions, write-tool safety, errors, and common fixes.

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