Tools reference

The hosted MCP server exposes tools that operate through normal LFG List permissions. A tool can only see and change data available to the user behind the Personal Access Token.

Connection and project tools

Tool	What it does
get_config_status	Shows non-secret MCP configuration status.
list_projects	Lists projects visible to the token owner.
get_project	Gets one project by id, name, or configured default project.

Item tools

Tool	What it does
list_items	Lists items in a project, optionally filtered by search, active/complete status kind, trash state, and limit.
create_item	Creates a new item in a project.
update_item_status	Moves an item to another status by status id.
add_item_comment	Adds a comment to an item.

Label tools

Tool	What it does
create_project_label	Creates a project label.
update_project_label	Updates a project label name or color.
delete_project_label	Deletes a project label and lets the backend remove item references.
set_item_labels	Replaces an item’s labels with the supplied label ids.
add_item_label	Adds one project label to an item.
remove_item_label	Removes one project label from an item.

Current limitations

The first hosted MCP release intentionally keeps the surface area small.

Currently, the MCP server does not expose tools to:

• Delete projects or items.
• Empty trash.
• Update item title or description.
• Manage users, billing, or system administration.

If an agent needs one of those actions, it should tell you the action is not available through MCP yet instead of guessing.

Permission model

The MCP server authenticates each request with your Personal Access Token and then calls the LFG List API as you.

That means:

• Project membership controls what the agent can see.
• Normal backend validation still applies.
• Revoking the token immediately removes the agent’s access.