Explore the complete collection of MCP tools available in Axiomry for AI-powered task and project management.
Axiomry provides a comprehensive set of MCP tools that enable AI assistants to interact with your development workflow. These tools cover everything from basic task discovery to complex project management operations, all accessible through natural language conversations with your AI coding tools.
Tools for discovering and managing projects within your workspace.
Get all projects for the authenticated user to help with project discovery and selection.
Example Usage:
"Show me all my projects"
Find and resolve a project by name or partial name match with smart disambiguation.
Example Usage:
"Find the project called "E-commerce Platform""
Get detailed project context including summary, problem, solution, audience, stage, and key counts.
Example Usage:
"Show project details for "Axiomry" so I can review current context before coding"
Get the stored competitor analysis for a project from Axiomry.
Example Usage:
"Show competitors for project "Axiomry""
Get the full stored Product Requirements Document (PRD) markdown for a project.
Example Usage:
"Get the PRD for project "Axiomry""
Get the stored tech stack for a project grouped by categories.
Example Usage:
"Show tech stack for project "Axiomry""
Core tools for managing individual tasks and task workflows.
Get tasks for the authenticated user with optional filtering by project, status, priority, and blocked state.
Example Usage:
"Get all my high-priority tasks in the "API Development" project"
Get unblocked tasks in todo status, sorted by priority - ideal for starting new work.
Example Usage:
"Show me available tasks I can start working on"
Get detailed information about a specific task including dependencies and full description.
Example Usage:
"Get details for task "Implement user authentication""
Move a task from todo to in-progress status to begin working on it.
Example Usage:
"Start working on the "API endpoint implementation" task"
Mark a task as done, which will automatically unblock any dependent tasks.
Example Usage:
"Mark the "Database migration" task as complete"
Move a task back to todo status so it returns to the available work queue.
Example Usage:
"Pause the "Frontend refactoring" task"
Edit an existing task: change its title, description, priority, labels, and/or status. Only the fields you provide are changed.
Example Usage:
"Rename task PRJ-12, bump it to high priority, and move it to code review"
Create a new task with optional dependencies, labels, and epic assignment.
Example Usage:
"Create a high-priority task for implementing user authentication"
Create multiple tasks in a single operation for improved efficiency when setting up project structures.
Example Usage:
"Create 5 tasks for the authentication feature implementation"
Update multiple task statuses in a single operation, useful for batch status changes.
Example Usage:
"Mark all tasks in project X as done"
See how these tools work together in real-world scenarios to enhance your development workflow.
1. Use axiomry_list_projects to list all projects
2. Use axiomry_find_project to find a specific project
3. Use axiomry_get_project_details to review summary, problem, and solution context
4. Use axiomry_get_project_prd to pull the full PRD into your coding workflow
5. Use axiomry_get_project_tech_stack to confirm implementation stack decisions
6. Use axiomry_list_project_competitors to revisit market positioning while executing
1. Use axiomry_create_task to add new work items
2. Use axiomry_start_task to begin working
3. Use axiomry_pause_task to pause work if needed
4. Use axiomry_complete_task to finish work