Qcqx Project Manage MCP

What the qcqx-project-manage-mcp MCP server does

The qcqx-project-manage-mcp MCP server makes the project-management functions from the qcqx-project-manage repository available to AI agents through the Model Context Protocol. Its surrounding project uses a tree structure for organizing projects, supports drag-and-drop ordering, stores associated links, synchronizes multiple windows, and can scan local Git repositories automatically.

The MCP package is one part of a pnpm monorepo. Other packages provide shared core logic, a VS Code and Cursor extension, and the qpm command-line tool. The MCP package is specifically intended to give agents a protocol-based interface to project-management functions rather than acting as the editor extension or command-line application.

How it works

The shared core package supplies the underlying data and management behavior. Its documented responsibilities include scanning Git projects, detecting project status, managing configuration and cache data, and operating on the project-tree structure. The MCP package exposes project-management capabilities through the standard Model Context Protocol so compatible agent applications can use them.

Treat the repository's MCP package documentation and source as the authoritative references for those implementation details.

Setup and configuration

Development requires Node.js 16 or later and pnpm 9 or later. From the repository root, install dependencies with pnpm install. The monorepo can then be built with pnpm build; the repository also documents pnpm build:core for building only the shared core package.

It also does not document client-specific configuration examples. Cursor and Claude Desktop are named as supported usage contexts in the project description, while the skills documentation mentions Cursor and Claude Code.

Tools and capabilities

The documented capability areas include:

• Managing projects in a hierarchical tree.
• Reordering projects through drag-and-drop in the broader project-management interface.
• Associating links with projects.
• Scanning local Git repositories.
• Detecting project status.
• Managing configuration and cached project data.
• Synchronizing project information across multiple windows.

These descriptions come from the repository-level documentation.

Limitations and notes

The qcqx-project-manage-mcp MCP server should not be assumed to provide the full VS Code extension UI. The repository separates the MCP package from the VS Code or Cursor extension, CLI, shared core library, and documentation-only agent skills.

It confirms an MIT license and identifies the minimum Node.js and pnpm versions for development. Verify package-level instructions before deploying it in an agent environment.