InnoDay
Let your coding agent create, search, and update tickets across Jira, Linear, Trello, Notion, and GitHub Issues from one MCP connection instead of juggling five APIs.
Overview
InnoDay is a MCP server for the Build phase that unifies Jira, Linear, Trello, Notion, and GitHub Issues ticketing behind one agent-callable interface.
What is this MCP server?
- Single MCP surface for five backends: Jira, Linear, Trello, Notion, and GitHub Issues
- PyPI package `innoday` with stdio transport for Claude Code, Cursor, and other MCP clients
- Configurable InnoDay API URL (default localhost:8002) and optional default organization ID
- Beta 0.59.0 with unified ticketing semantics across heterogeneous issue trackers
- Reduces custom scripting when agents need cross-tool sprint and bug workflows
- Supports 5 ticket systems: Jira, Linear, Trello, Notion, GitHub Issues
- Package version 0.59.0-beta on PyPI identifier innoday
- Default API endpoint http://localhost:8002 when INNODAY_API_URL is unset
What problem does it solve?
Agents and scripts break when every ticket system has different endpoints, fields, and auth, so cross-tool backlog work becomes manual copy-paste.
Who is it for?
Indie teams that use more than one issue tracker or want GitHub Issues and Linear in the same agent workflow without writing five integrations.
Skip if: Builders who only use a single tracker’s native MCP or API and do not want to run or host an InnoDay API service.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After you connect InnoDay, your agent can read and mutate issues across supported trackers through one MCP tool set tied to your InnoDay API.
- MCP-accessible create/read/update flows across supported ticketing backends
- Centralized agent workflows for bugs and tasks without per-vendor MCP plugins
- Organization-scoped defaults when INNODAY_ORGANIZATION_ID is set
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Journey fit
Unified issue tracking sits in the Build phase because it wires your agent into the tools you already use while you ship features and manage backlog. Integrations is the right shelf: InnoDay is a bridge server that normalizes ticketing across external PM systems, not a standalone PM product.
How it compares
Multi-tracker MCP bridge, not a standalone project-management skill or markdown-only planning template.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is InnoDay for?
Solo builders and small teams who want Claude Code, Cursor, or similar agents to manage tickets on Jira, Linear, Trello, Notion, or GitHub Issues through one MCP server.
When should I use InnoDay?
Use it during active Build and Operate work when you need the agent to file bugs, update statuses, or query backlogs without switching tools or hand-writing vendor APIs.
How do I add InnoDay to my agent?
Install the PyPI package `innoday`, ensure an InnoDay API is reachable, set INNODAY_API_URL (and optional INNODAY_ORGANIZATION_ID), then register the stdio MCP server in your client’s MCP config.