Main
Use the uvx stdio transport for local, key-based access when you need predictable auth and low-latency tool calls.
If you need a hosted option, README documents remote HTTP endpoints with OAuth or PAT headers via mcp.plane.so.
Treat it as a work-item backbone: list/create/update issues and cycles so agents can turn plans into tracked execution.
Source-backed notes
- README recommends uvx for stdio transport and shows MCP client JSON using
command: uvx+args: ["plane-mcp-server","stdio"]. - README documents remote HTTP endpoints (OAuth and PAT token variants) and suggests npx
mcp-remote@latestfor clients without native support. - README lists supported transports: stdio, SSE (legacy), and streamable HTTP.
FAQ
- Do I need Node.js for local use?: No — README says stdio transport works with Python (uvx); Node is for remote transports.
- Is SSE still recommended?: No — README marks SSE as legacy and recommends HTTP transports instead.
- Can I use OAuth instead of API keys?: Yes — README documents OAuth remote HTTP at mcp.plane.so.