Quire MCP Server

Quire MCP Server is an MCP server that connects AI assistants to the Quire.io project management platform using the Quire API. It is designed for developers, project managers, and productivity-focused users who want to query project hierarchies and inspect tasks directly through Model Context Protocol clients. By integrating with Quire's OAuth2 authentication, the server allows language models to fetch workspace structures, list active projects, and retrieve nested tasks within specific project boards. This gives AI chat interfaces direct visibility into operational tasks, enabling automated summaries, status checks, and task tracking without navigating away from the development environment. Built with Node.js and distributed via npm, the server runs locally or through runners like npx, managing token authentication transparently once configured. It enables team members to maintain an up-to-date context of pending deliverables and team workflows while interacting with their preferred AI tooling.

Category: Project & Task Management

Tags: productivity, quire, task-management, workflow

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How to install and configure Quire MCP Server

1. Create an application in the Quire developer portal to obtain a Client ID and Client Secret, setting the redirect URI to https://localhost. 2. Authorize the application in your browser and exchange the temporary authorization code for a refresh_token using the Quire token endpoint. 3. Export your credentials in your shell profile: bash export QUIRE_CLIENT_ID="your_client_id" export QUIRE_CLIENT_SECRET="your_client_secret" export QUIRE_REFRESH_TOKEN="your_refresh_token" 4. Open your Cursor MCP configuration file at ~/.cursor-settings/mcp.json and add the Quire server: json { "mcpServers": { "quire": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "quire-mcp"], "env": { "QUIRE_CLIENT_ID": "${env:QUIRE_CLIENT_ID}", "QUIRE_CLIENT_SECRET": "${env:QUIRE_CLIENT_SECRET}", "QUIRE_REFRESH_TOKEN": "${env:QUIRE_REFRESH_TOKEN}" } } } } 5. Restart Cursor to load the server.

What you can do with Quire MCP Server

• Querying Quire.io to list all accessible projects and workspaces directly inside an AI assistant interface. - Inspecting tasks and nested subtasks within a specific Quire project to generate quick daily progress reports. - Asking your LLM to summarize pending deliverables and identify uncompleted tasks across active project boards. - Verifying task titles and organizational structure to coordinate development plans against existing Quire backlogs.

Key facts

• https://github.com/bonau/quire-mcp
• Project & Task Management
• productivity, quire, task-management, workflow

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What is Quire MCP Server?

Quire MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol tool that connects AI clients to the Quire.io project management API. It enables assistants like Cursor to read and organize tasks and projects directly within your chat environment.

How do I authenticate Quire MCP Server?

You must create an application in the Quire developer portal, obtain an authorization code by logging in, and exchange it via curl for a long-lived refresh token. This refresh token is provided to the server alongside your client credentials.

What tools are supported by Quire MCP Server?

The server currently exposes tools to list projects and retrieve tasks within a designated Quire project, allowing language models to review project workloads and backlogs.

Which MCP clients work with Quire MCP Server?

The server works with any MCP-compatible environment that supports stdio process execution, such as Cursor or Claude Desktop, provided the required Quire environment variables are correctly configured in the client settings.