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Connect AI agents to your ZERNO product backlog over a secure remote MCP endpoint.

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What it can do

  • Zerno Get Project Brief: Short project brief: name, slug, stage, one-liner, current focus, next best action, up to 5 do-not-do items, and compiled memory index. Call once at session start when you nee
  • Zerno Get Agent Context: Fetch compiled project memory for an agent run: memory index, recent articles, recent session events, and a markdown context block. Pass related_task_id for task-specific memo
  • Zerno List Tasks: List backlog tasks for this project. Filter by status[] (e.g. ['backlog','ready','in_progress','at_agent']), priority, theme, score presence, staleness. Returns full task objects (ca

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Connect AI agents to your ZERNO product backlog over a secure remote MCP endpoint. Read project briefs, list and open tasks, retrieve compiled project memory, patch task status, submit triage proposals, and file agent-intake tasks. OAuth 2.1 (PKCE), per-project authorization. 8 tools, no resources or prompts.

Server tool list (8)

Raw names from tools/list. Only developers need these.

zerno_get_project_briefShort project brief: name, slug, stage, one-liner, current focus, next best action, up to 5 do-not-do items, and compiled memory index. Call once at session start when you need orientation; do NOT call before every task — list_tasks/get_task carry their own context.
zerno_get_agent_contextFetch compiled project memory for an agent run: memory index, recent articles, recent session events, and a markdown context block. Pass related_task_id for task-specific memory.
zerno_list_tasksList backlog tasks for this project. Filter by status[] (e.g. ['backlog','ready','in_progress','at_agent']), priority, theme, score presence, staleness. Returns full task objects (capped by `limit`, default 50). Prefer narrow filters and a small `limit` to keep responses compact; get_task is only needed to fetch a task by its UUID.
zerno_get_taskFull detail for one task: title, status, acceptance criteria, file paths, attachments, plan/report if any.
zerno_update_taskWrites: mutates the task in place (status transitions are validated; ICE is recomputed when any score changes) and records an audit event. Patch task fields: title, status, priority, importance_score, impact_score, effort_score (each 0-10), product_moving (★ flag), theme tag, agent_notes. The executor is controlled by the task assignee, not scoring. Use this for workflow status changes and human-confirmed edits; agent-proposed classifications should go through submit_task_triage.
zerno_submit_task_triageSubmit AI triage proposals for one or more backlog tasks. Each item is stored as a `pending` suggestion (size/readiness/risk/type/next_action/reason); the underlying task is NOT mutated. A human accepts or rejects from the web UI. Use after analyzing the inbox to write back classifications in one call.
zerno_create_agent_intake_taskWrites: creates a NEW task in `review` status. File a review task from an ad-hoc implementation report — used when the agent performed work outside an existing task and wants to register it in the backlog for human review. Not for normal backlog decomposition.
zerno_capture_session_eventWrites: appends a new event into compiled project memory. Adds a concise session summary/event. Useful from agent hooks or at the end of a coding session when no run_id lifecycle is active.