GitScrum Knowledge MCP Server

Name: GitScrum Knowledge
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Author: Vinkius

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Build and query knowledge bases via GitScrum — manage notes as agent memory, maintain wiki pages, communicate through discussions, and search across all resources from any AI agent.

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What is the GitScrum Knowledge MCP Server?

The GitScrum MCP Server gives AI agents like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor direct access to GitScrum. Build and query knowledge bases via GitScrum — manage notes as agent memory, maintain wiki pages, communicate through discussions, and search across all resources from any AI agent. Powered by the Vinkius AI Gateway — no API keys, no infrastructure, connect in under 2 minutes.

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Built-in capabilities (28)

channel_messages

Get messages in a channel

create_channel

Create a discussion channel

create_note

Use this as persistent agent memory: store decisions, context, meeting notes, or ADRs. Content supports full markdown. Create a new note

create_note_folder

E.g., "Agent Memory", "Architecture Decisions", "Meeting Notes". Create a note folder

create_wiki_page

Supports nested pages via parent_uuid. Create a wiki page

delete_note

Delete a note permanently

delete_wiki_page

Delete a wiki page

get_channel

Get channel details

get_wiki_page

Get a wiki page with full content

global_search

Returns grouped results by resource type. Search across all workspace resources

list_channels

List discussion channels

list_discussions

List all discussions in a project

list_note_folders

Use folders to categorize agent memory by topic or project. List note folders

list_notes

Perfect for agent memory — store context, decisions, and key information across sessions. List all notes in the workspace

list_wiki_pages

Wiki pages support markdown and nested hierarchies. List wiki pages in a project

move_note_to_folder

Move a note into a folder

note_revisions

Useful for tracking how knowledge evolved over time. Get note revision history

rename_note_folder

Rename a note folder

reply_to_message

Reply to a message in a thread

restore_wiki_revision

Restore a wiki page to a previous revision

search_channel_messages

Search messages in a channel

search_wiki

Search wiki pages

send_message

Useful for agents to communicate findings or status updates. Send a message to a channel

thread_replies

Get thread replies for a message

toggle_note_share

Useful for publishing agent findings to the team. Toggle note sharing visibility

update_note

Use to append context or refine agent memory over time. Update an existing note

update_wiki_page

Update a wiki page

wiki_revisions

Get wiki page revision history

What this connector unlocks

What you can do

Agent memory via notes — create, update, share, and organize notes as persistent AI memory with full revision history and folder management
Wiki knowledge base — build and maintain project documentation with nested pages, markdown content, revision tracking, and restore capabilities
Team discussions — create channels, send messages, search conversations, and reply in threads for structured team communication
Global search — search across tasks, wiki pages, discussions, user stories, sprints, and notes in a single query
Knowledge versioning — track how information evolves over time with note and wiki revision histories

How it works

1. Subscribe to the GitScrum Knowledge integration from the marketplace
2. Enter your GitScrum API token and company slug
3. Use your agent as a knowledge hub — store decisions in notes, document processes in wiki, discuss with the team, and search everything in natural language

Your agent becomes the central knowledge repository, bridging personal memory with team knowledge.

Who is this for?

AI practitioners — maintain persistent agent memory across sessions using notes as structured context
Technical writers — manage wiki documentation with version control and search directly through conversation
Team leads — foster asynchronous team communication and decision-tracking without platform switching

Frequently asked questions

Absolutely — this is a core design goal. Use create_note to store decisions, context, or meeting summaries as markdown notes. Organize them into folders with create_note_folder and move_note_to_folder. Use toggle_note_share to publish findings to the team. Every edit is versioned via note_revisions so you can track how knowledge evolves.

Yes! The global_search tool performs a unified search across tasks, wiki pages, discussions, user stories, sprints, and notes. Results are grouped by resource type, so you instantly see where every mention lives. It's the fastest way to find anything in your workspace.

Yes. Use send_message to post updates to any discussion channel, and reply_to_message for threaded conversations. The agent can also create channels with create_channel, search message history with search_channel_messages, and review thread replies with thread_replies — enabling fully automated status updates and knowledge sharing.

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