Backlog MCP サーバー

What is Backlog MCP サーバー?

Backlog MCP サーバー is an MCP server that provides access to the Backlog API, enabling project management, issue tracking, file management, and user information retrieval. It is designed for users who want to interact with Backlog through MCP-compatible clients like Claude Desktop.

How to use Backlog MCP サーバー?

Obtain a Backlog API key, then set the environment variables BACKLOG_DOMAIN and BACKLOG_API_KEY. For Claude Desktop, add the configuration to claude_desktop_config.json using the npx command shown in the README. To run locally, build with npm run build and start with npm start.

Key features of Backlog MCP サーバー

• List and view project details using getSpaces and getProjects
• Create, update, and retrieve issues via createIssue, updateIssue, getIssues, and getIssue
• Add comments to issues with addComment
• Search issues by keyword, project, status, or assignee
• Manage attachments (file operations mentioned in features)

Use cases of Backlog MCP サーバー

• Automate issue creation and updates from AI assistants
• Search and retrieve project or issue data without manual API calls
• Integrate Backlog tasks into chatbot or automation workflows
• Manage user information and project spaces programmatically
• Track and comment on issues during development sprints

FAQ from Backlog MCP サーバー

What Backlog operations does this server support?

It supports project listing, issue CRUD, comment addition, issue search, user information retrieval, and file attachment management.

How do I authenticate with Backlog?

Set the environment variable BACKLOG_API_KEY with your Backlog API key, which can be generated under "Personal Settings > API" in Backlog.

What are the requirements to run this server?

A Backlog account with API access, Node.js to build and run locally, and an MCP-compatible client (e.g., Claude Desktop) or ability to run a Node script.

Are there any limits on the number of results?

When retrieving issues, the count parameter accepts a maximum of 100 items per request. Pagination is supported via the offset parameter.

Where does my data reside?

All data remains in Backlog’s servers; this server acts as an intermediary via the Backlog API and does not store any data locally.