# GitScrum MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect > GitScrum MCP lets you manage your entire organizational structure from your AI client. You can browse workspaces, create projects, configure Kanban workflows, and organize labels without leaving your editor. It turns your agent into a command center for managing team boards and project metadata. Use it to audit workspace stats, list project members, and set up new workflows in seconds. ## Overview - **Category:** productivity - **Price:** Free - **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_yH7U5L7jkvXGHF655w0l2w6p5RR0qtF2vKyyyLc3/ai-agent-connect - **Tags:** workspace-management, kanban-boards, workflow-configuration, project-setup, label-organization, team-structure ## Description GitScrum MCP lets you manage your entire organizational structure from your AI client. You can browse workspaces, create projects, configure Kanban workflows, and organize labels without leaving your editor. It turns your agent into a command center for managing team boards and project metadata. Managing engineering workflows usually means jumping between tabs to check project status, adjust Kanban columns, or hunt for specific labels. With this Connector, you just tell your agent what to do. You can have it spin up a new project with a specific workflow or audit your current workspace structure in seconds. It handles the heavy lifting of organizational metadata so you can stay focused on the actual work. You'll find it's much faster to set up a new team board using natural language than clicking through a UI. This is part of the Vinkius catalog, making it easy to plug into your existing AI setup to keep your project management organized. Instead of manually hunting for member lists or checking project stats, your agent can pull that data instantly. Whether you need to verify who has access to a specific project or you want to see the high-level stats of a workspace, this tool handles the request. It replaces the need for repetitive navigation by putting project setup and organizational auditing directly into your chat interface. It's built for people who want to spend less time on board maintenance and more time on shipping code. ## Tools ### find_project Search for a specific project by its name. This helps you quickly locate the correct project without browsing a long list. ### list_project_members See who is currently assigned to a project. Use this to audit team access and permissions. ### my_role Check your specific permissions and role within a workspace. This lets you verify what actions you can perform. ### list_workspaces Get a complete list of all workspaces in your account. This is great for checking your total organizational footprint. ### create_project Set up a new project with its own unique settings. Use this to launch a new initiative or product line. ### get_project Fetch all metadata and settings for a single project. Use this to see specific configurations or member lists. ### list_projects See every project currently living in a workspace. This gives you a high-level view of all active work. ### project_stats Get a summary of metrics for a specific project. It's useful for quickly checking the health or progress of a project. ### get_task Retrieve the details of a task using its unique UUID. This is the fastest way to pull deep info on a specific item. ### list_labels View the color-coded labels available in a project. This helps you maintain consistency in how you categorize work. ### get_me Pull the profile information for the currently authenticated user. This confirms which account is currently active. ### list_tasks View all tasks in a project filtered by status like todo or done. Use this to understand the current workload of a team. ### list_workflows See the Kanban columns and workflow templates in a project. This helps you audit how work moves from start to finish. ### create_workspace Build a brand new workspace for your organization. Use this to start a fresh organizational structure. ### get_workspace Pull the details and settings for a specific workspace. This shows you the high-level configuration of a workspace. ### workspace_stats Retrieve high-level statistics for a workspace. Use this to see the overall health of your different teams. ## Prompt Examples **Prompt:** ``` What workspaces do I have and what's the status of the Acme project? ``` **Response:** ``` I found 3 workspaces on your account: | Workspace Name | Slug | Active Projects | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | **Acme Engineering** | `acme-eng` | 12 | | **Design Studio** | `design-studio` | 5 | | **Internal Ops** | `internal-ops` | 2 | **Acme Engineering Stats:** - Status: Active - Member Count: 14 - Current Workflow: Standard Kanban ``` **Prompt:** ``` Create a new project called 'Internal Tooling' in the 'Engineering' workspace with a 'To Do', 'In Progress', and 'Done' workflow. ``` **Response:** ``` Done! I've created the **Internal Tooling** project in the `engineering` workspace. **Project Details:** - **Slug:** `internal-tooling` - **Workflow Columns:** - To Do - In Progress - Done Would you like me to invite any team members to this new project? ``` **Prompt:** ``` List all the labels in the 'Mobile App' project so I know what tags to use. ``` **Response:** ``` The **Mobile App** project currently has the following 5 labels: - 🔴 **Critical** (#E74C3C) - 🟡 **Enhancement** (#F39C12) - 🔵 **Frontend** (#3498DB) - 🟢 **Backend** (#27AE60) - 🟣 **DevOps** (#9B59B6) Do you need me to create a new label or apply one of these to a task? ``` ## Capabilities ### Create projects with custom workflows Spin up new projects with pre-defined Kanban columns and workflow templates. ### Audit workspace statistics Pull high-level metrics and stats for your entire organizational structure. ### Update color-coded labels Manage and organize project labels to keep your tasks categorized correctly. ### Fetch task details by ID Get specific information on any task using its unique identifier. ### List project members See who is assigned to a specific project to audit team access. ## Use Cases ### Setting up a new team board A team lead asks their agent to create a new workspace and a project with a specific Kanban workflow for a new mobile app launch. ### Auditing project health An engineering manager asks the agent for the stats of all projects in a workspace to identify which ones are lagging behind. ### Finding specific tasks A developer asks to see all tasks marked as in-progress to see what the team is currently working on without opening the board. ### Organizing project labels A coordinator wants to see all available labels in a project to ensure they are using the correct tags for a new release. ## Benefits - Stop switching tabs by using list_workspaces to see your entire organization in one place. - Set up new boards instantly with create_project and list_workflows to define columns. - Audit team capacity quickly using workspace_stats and project_stats for real-time data. - Keep tasks organized by managing labels with list_labels and create_project settings. - Manage team access easily by using list_project_members to see who is on what. - Get instant task info with get_task to pull details without searching through long lists. ## How It Works The bottom line is your agent gets direct access to the organizational backbone of your project management. 1. Subscribe to the GitScrum integration from the Vinkius marketplace. 2. Create a personal API token in GitScrum settings and provide your company slug. 3. Ask your AI client to explore workspaces, create projects, or configure boards. ## Frequently Asked Questions **Can I use GitScrum MCP to set up my team's Kanban boards?** Yes, you can use it to create new projects and define their workflow columns. This allows your AI client to build out your boards using natural language. **How does GitScrum MCP help with engineering project management?** It acts as a command center for your project metadata. You can audit workspace health, list members, and manage labels without leaving your workspace. **Can I audit my workspace stats using the GitScrum MCP?** Absolutely. You can ask your agent to pull high-level statistics for any workspace to see how your different teams are performing. **Does GitScrum MCP support managing project labels and workflows?** Yes, it provides tools to view existing labels and list the current workflow columns for any project in your organization. **How do I use GitScrum MCP to organize multiple workspaces?** You can use it to list all workspaces in your account and retrieve details for each one, making it easy to manage a complex organizational structure. **Can I see who is assigned to a project using GitScrum MCP?** Yes, you can ask your agent to list the members of a specific project to quickly see who is involved in that work. **Can my AI agent list all workspaces and drill into specific project details?** Absolutely. Use `list_workspaces` to browse all your organizational workspaces, then `list_projects` to see every project within a workspace. Your agent returns full metadata including member counts, settings, and creation dates — all without leaving your conversation. **I need to set up a new project with custom workflows and labels — can I do it all conversationally?** Yes. Tell your agent to create the project, then ask it to configure the workflow columns and create color-coded labels. The agent chains `create_project`, `list_workflows`, and `create_label` tools automatically to set up your board exactly as you describe it. **Does this integration let me modify or delete projects?** This core integration focuses on workspace exploration, project creation, and configuration management — including workflows and labels. For task-level operations like CRUD, subtasks, and checklists, use the dedicated GitScrum Tasks integration. All actions respect your GitScrum account permissions.