MCP reference
MCP tools for AI agents — file bugs, file feature requests, triage, all from the assistant.
The feedback MCP surface is intentionally small: an agent can file and triage bugs and feature requests on your behalf. Most teams use this to wire "User said X in chat" → "filed a feature request automatically".
Install
The MCP server ships inside the @shipeasy/cli package as the mcp subcommand.
npm install -g @shipeasy/cli
shipeasy mcp installOr wire manually (this is what shipeasy mcp install writes into your
assistant's config file under the hood — point command + args at
@shipeasy/mcp directly):
{
"mcpServers": {
"shipeasy": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "@shipeasy/mcp@latest"]
}
}
}Tools
Status: in design. The current MCP server doesn't ship feedback tools yet — the CLI is the production interface. Tracking them here so the agent prompt examples make sense once they land.
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
feedback_create_bug | File a bug report |
feedback_list_bugs | List bugs (filterable by status) |
feedback_update_bug_status | Move a bug through the status flow |
feedback_create_feature | File a feature request |
feedback_list_features | List feature requests |
feedback_update_feature_status | Move a feature request through the status flow |
Example agent prompt
"User just said 'the dashboard freezes when I open the export menu'. File a bug for that, page URL https://shipeasy.ai/dashboard."
The agent calls feedback_create_bug with the title and URL, returns the bug id. You see it in
the dashboard within seconds.
See also
- API reference — same surface over HTTP
- CLI reference — same surface as terminal commands