
Huly Mcp
Let coding agents read and update Huly issues, docs, and workspace objects instead of context-switching to the Huly UI.
Overview
Huly MCP is a Build-phase MCP server that integrates coding agents with your Huly workspace for project management actions.
What is this MCP server?
- npm package @firfi/huly-mcp version 0.1.7 with stdio transport
- Authenticates with HULY_URL, HULY_EMAIL, HULY_PASSWORD, and HULY_WORKSPACE env vars
- Optional HULY_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT (default 30000 ms per server.json)
- Bridges Claude Code-style agents to Huly project data
- Open-source repository dearlordylord/huly-mcp on GitHub
- npm package version 0.1.7 identifier @firfi/huly-mcp
- Four required environment variables plus optional HULY_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT default 30000 ms
- Stdio transport in published server.json
Community signal: 36 GitHub stars.
What problem does it solve?
Agents cannot see or update Huly issues and workspace records, forcing manual ticket edits during implementation.
Who is it for?
Builders already using Huly who want Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex to sync tasks and project context automatically.
Skip if: Teams on Jira, Linear, or GitHub Issues only, or anyone not running a Huly workspace.
What do I get? / Deliverables
Your agent queries and mutates Huly project data through MCP while you stay in the coding client.
- Agent-readable Huly workspace and issue context
- Ticket or record updates performed through MCP tool calls
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How it compares
Huly-specific PM MCP bridge, not a multimodal AI or disposable-email server.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Huly MCP for?
Developers and small teams on Huly who want their AI coding agent to access workspace-backed project management data.
When should I use Huly MCP?
Use it during active build cycles when tickets, specs, or status in Huly should stay in sync with agent-driven implementation work.
How do I add Huly MCP to my agent?
Install @firfi/huly-mcp, run it as a stdio MCP server, and set HULY_URL, HULY_EMAIL, HULY_PASSWORD, and HULY_WORKSPACE in your environment.