An MCP server that keeps an AI Agent and the Developer focused on their Goals across context compression and distractions.
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get_statusCompact summary of this Session's Goal, current Task, open Detour, next Task and the Developer's Standing Instructions. Call it at the start of every conversation and after context compression.Compact summary of this Session's Goal, current Task, open Detour, next Task and the Developer's Standing Instructions. Call it at the start of every conversation and after context compression.
No input schema was published for this tool.
get_itemLook up one Goal, Task, Detour or Standing Instruction by its ref (progressor://<goal>/<item>, or progressor://roadmap/<instruction>), with its file and line. Use it when the Developer pastes a ref or you need one item's details; for where the work stands overall, use get_status.Look up one Goal, Task, Detour or Standing Instruction by its ref (progressor://<goal>/<item>, or progressor://roadmap/<instruction>), with its file and line. Use it when the Developer pastes a ref or you need one item's details; for where the work stands overall, use get_status.
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add_goalAdd a Goal to the end of the Roadmap, with an optional Task list and Outcome; with claim: true, also claim it to start work. A title another Goal already has is refused unless allow_duplicate is set. To record work already finished, set done on the Goal and on every Task.Add a Goal to the end of the Roadmap, with an optional Task list and Outcome; with claim: true, also claim it to start work. A title another Goal already has is refused unless allow_duplicate is set. To record work already finished, set done on the Goal and on every Task.
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update_goalRename a Goal or set its Outcome. Its ID, refs and Plan File stay the same, and it needs no Claim. To change a Goal's Tasks, claim it and use add_tasks, update_task or drop_task.Rename a Goal or set its Outcome. Its ID, refs and Plan File stay the same, and it needs no Claim. To change a Goal's Tasks, claim it and use add_tasks, update_task or drop_task.
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move_goalprivilegedMove a Goal right before or after another Goal, so the Roadmap lists the work in the order it should happen. Give exactly one of before and after.Move a Goal right before or after another Goal, so the Roadmap lists the work in the order it should happen. Give exactly one of before and after.
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drop_goalprivilegedDrop a Goal that will not be done, with the reason; its Plan File stays as a record. Releases this Session's Claim on it. A Goal another running Session holds, or one already done, cannot be dropped. To drop a single Task, use drop_task.Drop a Goal that will not be done, with the reason; its Plan File stays as a record. Releases this Session's Claim on it. A Goal another running Session holds, or one already done, cannot be dropped. To drop a single Task, use drop_task.
No input schema was published for this tool.
claim_goalClaim a Goal for this Session, so only this Session works on it. Releases (pauses) any Goal this Session held before. Fails if another running Session holds it. Claiming a done Goal reopens it: its finished Tasks stay done, and add_tasks adds the new work to the same list.Claim a Goal for this Session, so only this Session works on it. Releases (pauses) any Goal this Session held before. Fails if another running Session holds it. Claiming a done Goal reopens it: its finished Tasks stay done, and add_tasks adds the new work to the same list.
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release_goalRelease this Session's Claim, leaving the Goal paused for a later Session.Release this Session's Claim, leaving the Goal paused for a later Session.
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complete_goalMark the claimed Goal done and release it, once its Outcome is true and its Tasks are done or dropped. If more work turns up later, claim_goal reopens it.Mark the claimed Goal done and release it, once its Outcome is true and its Tasks are done or dropped. If more work turns up later, claim_goal reopens it.
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add_tasksAppend Tasks to the claimed Goal's plan. For work that is not part of the plan, declare a Detour instead. Set done on a Task that is already finished.Append Tasks to the claimed Goal's plan. For work that is not part of the plan, declare a Detour instead. Set done on a Task that is already finished.
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start_taskMark a Task in progress. Only one Task can be in progress at a time.Mark a Task in progress. Only one Task can be in progress at a time.
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complete_taskMark a Task of the claimed Goal done, recording the files it touched and, if it changed, the final summary of what it did. Works whether or not the Task was started. For a Task that turned out unnecessary, use drop_task instead; to change a Task without finishing it, use update_task.Mark a Task of the claimed Goal done, recording the files it touched and, if it changed, the final summary of what it did. Works whether or not the Task was started. For a Task that turned out unnecessary, use drop_task instead; to change a Task without finishing it, use update_task.
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update_taskChange a Task's title, summary or files, for instance when the fix turns out different from the plan. Leaves its status alone.Change a Task's title, summary or files, for instance when the fix turns out different from the plan. Leaves its status alone.
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drop_taskprivilegedDrop one Task of the claimed Goal that is no longer needed, with the reason; it stays in the Plan File, struck through. To replace the whole remaining plan, end a Detour with 'recalibrate' instead; to drop the whole Goal, use drop_goal.Drop one Task of the claimed Goal that is no longer needed, with the reason; it stays in the Plan File, struck through. To replace the whole remaining plan, end a Detour with 'recalibrate' instead; to drop the whole Goal, use drop_goal.
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start_detourDeclare that the work is splitting off from the planned Tasks, before doing it. Branches from the current Task. Only one Detour can be open.Declare that the work is splitting off from the planned Tasks, before doing it. Branches from the current Task. Only one Detour can be open.
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end_detourEnd the open Detour. 'merge back': it was small and is done; the plan is unchanged. 'return': go back to the plan, appending `tasks` for the Detour's intended work if any. 'recalibrate': drop every remaining Task and replace them with `tasks`.End the open Detour. 'merge back': it was small and is done; the plan is unchanged. 'return': go back to the plan, appending `tasks` for the Detour's intended work if any. 'recalibrate': drop every remaining Task and replace them with `tasks`.
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add_standing_instructionSave a lasting rule from the Developer about how you should work in this project, such as 'ask me before changing the plan'. get_status lists it from then on. Use it only for rules meant to last; a one-off request is just done.Save a lasting rule from the Developer about how you should work in this project, such as 'ask me before changing the plan'. get_status lists it from then on. Use it only for rules meant to last; a one-off request is just done.
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update_standing_instructionReword a Standing Instruction when the Developer changes a rule, or remove it with an empty text when they drop it. The IDs (s1, s2...) are in get_status.Reword a Standing Instruction when the Developer changes a rule, or remove it with an empty text when they drop it. The IDs (s1, s2...) are in get_status.
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