Agile Planner MCP Server
Automatically generates structured agile backlogs including epics, features, and user stories from n...
Open the FastMCP connection interface (the “Install Now” button)
- Open the FastMCP UI where you add or configure MCP servers and click the existing “Install Now” / Add connection button for the Agile Planner MCP server.
- You will enter the environment variable values in the FastMCP connection form fields described below.
Required: set MCP_EXECUTION = "true"
- In the FastMCP env form add a variable named MCP_EXECUTION and set its value exactly to: true (string "true").
- This is mandatory for MCP mode.
Provide an OpenAI API key OR a Groq API key (one of these is required)
- If you will use OpenAI models:
- Sign in or create an account at OpenAI (platform.openai.com).
- Open the API keys / secret keys page and click “Create new secret key”.
- Copy the generated secret immediately (you will not be able to view it again).
- In the FastMCP form add OPENAI_API_KEY and paste the copied secret as the value. (metorial.com)
- If you will use Groq models:
- Sign up or sign in at Groq Cloud (console.groq.com).
- Open the API Keys (or “Keys”) section in your Groq console and click “Create API Key”.
- Copy the generated key immediately (it is shown only once).
- In the FastMCP form add GROQ_API_KEY and paste the copied key as the value. (console.groq.com)
- If you will use OpenAI models:
Optional environment variables to add (only if you need them)
- DEBUG — set to true to enable verbose logs, or false to disable.
- TEST_MODE — set to true if you want mock generation/test mode.
- AGILE_PLANNER_OUTPUT_ROOT — optional path where the backlog will be written (default is current directory).
- Add these by creating env entries with the exact names above in the FastMCP form.
(If using local installation) .env local setup
- If your administrator installs the server locally instead of via npx, copy .env.example → .env in the server folder and paste your OPENAI_API_KEY or GROQ_API_KEY there, and set MCP_EXECUTION="true" before starting the server.
Security and best practices
- Treat API keys like passwords: store them in a password manager or secret manager; do NOT commit .env files or keys to version control.
- If a key is accidentally exposed, revoke it in the provider console and create a new one.
- Limit key scope and use project/service keys where available.
Save the FastMCP connection and install
- Paste all values into the FastMCP connection interface fields, save the connection, then click the Install / Confirm button.
- After installation, run a simple MCP command (for example a small generateBacklog or generateFeature call from your Windsurf/Cascade/Cursor UI) to verify the server can reach the chosen LLM provider.
If something fails
- Confirm MCP_EXECUTION is exactly "true".
- Re-check that the API key was copied fully (remember OpenAI/Groq only show the full key once).
- If needed, rotate/recreate the key in the provider console and update the FastMCP env value.
References for creating keys:
- OpenAI: create a secret API key at your OpenAI dashboard / API keys page. (metorial.com)
- Groq: create/manage API keys in the Groq Cloud console (console.groq.com → Keys). (console.groq.com)
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