@keruru-amuri/task-master

Task-Master MCP

Task-Master MCP is a Master Control Program for Augment Code that provides project planning and task management capabilities. It generates and manages project plans in a standardized format (TASK.mdc), tracks task progress, and helps resume work on projects efficiently.

Installation

# Install globally
npm install -g @keruru-amuri/task-master

# Or run directly with npx
npx -y @keruru-amuri/task-master

Usage

Command Line Interface

Task-Master MCP provides a command-line interface for managing projects:

# Start the MCP server
task-master start

# Initialize a new project
task-master init --name "My Project" --description "A description of my project"

# Initialize a project from a requirements file
task-master init --requirements requirements.txt

# Mark a task as completed
task-master complete "Setup project structure"

# Get project status
task-master status

API Server

Task-Master MCP also provides an API server that can be used by Augment Code:

# Start the API server
task-master start --port 3000

The API server provides the following endpoints:

• POST /api/projects - Initialize a new project
• POST /api/tasks/complete - Mark a task as completed
• GET /api/projects/status - Get project status
• GET /api/projects/resume - Resume a project

Integration with Augment Code

To integrate Task-Master MCP with Augment Code, add it to your MCP list in the settings:

npx -y @keruru-amuri/task-master

Features

• Project Initialization: Automatically generate a structured project plan based on requirements
• Task Management: Track task status, add new tasks, and update existing ones
• Progress Tracking: Monitor project progress and task completion
• Project Resumption: Easily resume work on a project by identifying the next tasks to tackle
• Markdown-based: Uses a simple TASK.mdc file format that's both human and machine-readable

TASK.mdc File Format

The TASK.mdc file uses a simple markdown format:

# Project Name - Project Plan

## Project Overview
Project description goes here

## Environment Setup
```bash
# Setup instructions

Implementation Tasks

HIGH Priority Tasks

• [ ] Task 1
  • Description of task 1
  • [ ] Subtask 1.1
  • [ ] Subtask 1.2

MEDIUM Priority Tasks

• [ ] Task 2
  • Description of task 2

LOW Priority Tasks

• [ ] Task 3
  • Description of task 3

Progress Tracking

• Started: 2023-01-01 12:00:00
• Last Updated: 2023-01-02 15:30:00
• Status: IN PROGRESS

Next Steps

• Next step 1
• Next step 2

Notes

Additional notes go here

## License

MIT