Idea Processor MCP

What is Idea Processor MCP?

Idea Processor MCP is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that processes raw ideas through a structured multi-agent workflow to create project plans and documentation. It is intended for developers or project managers who want to turn initial concepts into structured deliverables like PLANNING.md and CLAUDE.md.

How to use Idea Processor MCP?

Install the server by running npm install in the project directory, then start it with npm start. The server runs the workflow automatically upon invocation; no specific commands or configuration keys are described beyond the startup script.

Key features of Idea Processor MCP

• Three-step agent workflow: Idea to Plan, Planning Tuner, and Claude Builder.
• Transforms raw ideas into a structured PLANNING.md document.
• Generates CLAUDE.md and other project setup files.
• Simple installation and startup via npm.
• Workflow configuration stored in workflow-config.json.

Use cases of Idea Processor MCP

• Turning a rough project concept into a detailed project plan.
• Generating documentation and setup files for a new Claude-based project.
• Automating the initial planning phase of software projects.

FAQ from Idea Processor MCP

What does Idea Processor MCP do?

It processes ideas through a structured three-agent workflow that first creates an initial plan, then refines it into a comprehensive PLANNING.md, and finally produces CLAUDE.md and other project setup files.

How do I install Idea Processor MCP?

Run npm install in the project's root directory to install dependencies.

How do I start Idea Processor MCP?

Execute npm start to launch the MCP server and begin the workflow.

What files does the server create?

The server generates a PLANNING.md document, a CLAUDE.md file, and additional project setup files as defined by the workflow.

What is the project's directory structure?

The repository contains agents/ (workflow agent instructions and knowledge bases), src/ (MCP server implementation), state/ (runtime state storage), and workflow-config.json (workflow configuration).