MCP-Zentao is an MCP server that provides an API integration for the Zentao (禅道) project management system. Software engineers, QA testers, and project managers using AI editors like Cursor use this server to interact with Zentao workflows directly within their coding workspace. By encapsulating Zentao's v1 API into accessible tools, the server enables AI assistants to query assigned workloads and alter issue lifecycles without switching contexts to a browser. Users can retrieve assigned tasks, query bug reports, mark specific tasks as completed, and resolve defects with structured resolutions and comments. The server includes automatic authentication handling and supports credential persistence via local configuration files or Docker environment variables. It abstracts complex Zentao API logic into type-safe operations, enabling conversational interfaces to read and update enterprise project data directly from the development environment.
Category: CRM, ERP & E-commerce
Tags: bug-tracking, project-tracking, task-management, zentao
bash npm install @bigtian/mcp-zentao -g Alternatively, clone the repository and launch using Docker Compose: bash cp .env.example .env docker-compose up -d 2. If running locally with Docker on port 3000, register the server in your Cursor IDE configuration file: json { "mcpServers": { "zentao": { "url": "http://localhost:3000" } } } 3. Provide your Zentao URL, username, and password either through the .env file or by initializing the CLI with your configuration object.Part of MCP Servers
MCP-Zentao is an integration server implementing the Model Context Protocol for Zentao. It allows developers using AI clients like Cursor to manage Zentao tasks, inspect reported bugs, and update work item statuses directly through conversational commands.
MCP-Zentao is specifically designed and documented for Cursor IDE, connecting to it via an HTTP endpoint. It can also be integrated into any MCP-compatible environment that supports standard SSE or HTTP server connections.
You can install it globally using npm install @bigtian/mcp-zentao -g. Alternatively, you can run the server in a Docker container using docker-compose up -d after configuring your environment variables in a .env file.
Yes, MCP-Zentao is open source software published under the MIT license. You can view its source code and contribute via its official GitHub repository.