Doriku
Orchestrate tasks, backlogs, and agent work across IDEs with Doriku’s large MCP tool surface instead of ad-hoc todo files.
Overview
Doriku is an MCP server for the Build phase that provides AI-native task orchestration with 70+ tools for multi-IDE coding agents.
What is this MCP server?
- AI-native task and orchestration platform exposed via MCP
- 70+ MCP tools for multi-IDE coding agents
- Bearer drk_* API authentication on streamable HTTP
- Remote endpoint api.doriku.io/mcp (v1.1.0)
- Open-source doriku-io repository on GitHub
- 70+ MCP tools documented in server description
- MCP server version 1.1.0
- Required Authorization Bearer drk_* header on remote MCP
What problem does it solve?
Agent sessions lose track of what to do next when tasks live only in chat history or unstructured markdown lists.
Who is it for?
Solo builders running multiple agents or IDEs who want a centralized task OS wired into MCP.
Skip if: Teams wanting lightweight one-off todos with no API key or those needing non-development work management only.
What do I get? / Deliverables
Tasks and orchestration live in Doriku so agents create, update, and run work through dozens of MCP tools from your IDE.
- Agent-managed task lists and orchestration state in Doriku
- Cross-IDE visibility into work items agents create and complete
- Automated handoffs between agent steps via MCP tool calls
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Journey fit
Task and orchestration MCPs anchor in Build/pm where specs become ordered work items agents can execute and track. Doriku is explicitly a task manager and orchestration layer for multi-IDE coding agents—not a deployment or analytics server.
How it compares
Task-orchestration MCP with 70+ tools, not a single-purpose git or CI integration.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Doriku for?
Indie developers and agent power users who need MCP-driven task management across Claude Code, Cursor, and other coding agents.
When should I use Doriku?
Use it during active build and iteration when you want agents to read and mutate a structured task graph instead of improvised prompts.
How do I add Doriku to my agent?
Create a Doriku API token (drk_*), configure the remote https://api.doriku.io/mcp with Authorization Bearer header, then expose tools in your MCP client.