Spec Driven Development
MCP Server that facilitates spec-driven development workflows, not just Vibe Coding.
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Discourse MCP server (stdio) with review-queue tools added. Fork of @discourse/mcp.
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{
"mcpServers": {
"discourse-extended": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"@devzspy/discourse-mcp-extended"
]
}
}
}Run this in your terminal
claude mcp add discourse-extended -- npx -y @devzspy/discourse-mcp-extendedPaste into .cursor/mcp.json in your project, or ~/.cursor/mcp.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"discourse-extended": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"@devzspy/discourse-mcp-extended"
]
}
}
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{
"servers": {
"discourse-extended": {
"type": "stdio",
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"@devzspy/discourse-mcp-extended"
]
}
}
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This is a fork of [discourse/discourse-mcp](https://github.com/discourse/discourse-mcp), extended with tools for working the Discourse review queue (
/review) — listing pending/flagged items and approving or rejecting them. Everything else is unchanged from upstream. See What's added in this fork below.
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) stdio server that exposes Discourse forum capabilities as tools and resources for AI agents.
src/index.ts → compiled to dist/index.js (binary name: discourse-mcp)@modelcontextprotocol/sdk/review?sort_order=score), e.g. new/queued posts awaiting approval and flagged posts. Requires an admin or moderator API key/user API key for the site.Full input/output details are in the Tools section below. Since this build isn't published to npm, run it locally from a build of this repo (pnpm install && pnpm build, then point your MCP client at dist/index.js) instead of npx @discourse/mcp@latest.
npx -y @discourse/mcp@latest
Then, in your MCP client, either:
discourse_select_site tool with { "site": "https://try.discourse.org" } to choose a site, or--site https://try.discourse.org (in which case discourse_select_site is hidden).npx -y @discourse/mcp@latest --allow_writes --read_only=false --auth_pairs '[{"site":"https://try.discourse.org","api_key":"'$DISCOURSE_API_KEY'","api_username":"system"}]'
{
"mcpServers": { "discourse": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "@discourse/mcp@latest"], "env": {} } } }
Alternative: if you prefer a global binary after install, the package exposes
discourse-mcp.
`json
{
"mcpServers": {
"discourse": { "command": "discourse-mcp", "args": [] }
}
}
`
The server registers tools under the MCP server name @discourse/mcp. Choose a target Discourse site either by:
discourse_select_site tool at runtime (validates via /about.json), or--site to tether the server to a single site at startup (validates via /about.json and hides discourse_select_site).http_basic_user and http_basic_pass to any auth_pairs entry. This is useful for Discourse sites protected by HTTP Basic Authentication at the reverse proxy level.auth_pairs; the matching entry is used for the selected site. If both user_api_key and api_key are provided for the same site, user_api_key takes precedence.discourse_create_post, discourse_create_topic, discourse_create_category, discourse_update_topic, discourse_create_user, discourse_update_user, discourse_upload_file, discourse_save_draft, discourse_delete_draft, discourse_perform_reviewable_action) are only registered when --allow_writes AND not --read_only.auth_pairs entry for the selected site; otherwise they return an error.--read_only (default: true)--allow_writes (default: false)--timeout_ms (default: 15000)--concurrency (default: 4)--log_level (default: info)debug: Shows all HTTP requests, responses, and detailed error informationinfo: Shows retry attempts and general operational messageserror: Shows only errorssilent: No logging output--show_emails (default: false). includes emails in user tools. Requires admin access--tools_mode (default: auto)--site : Tether MCP to a single site and hide discourse_select_site.--default-search : Unconditionally prefix every search query (e.g., tag:ai order:latest).--max-read-length : Maximum characters returned for post content (default 50000). Applies to discourse_read_post and per-post content in discourse_read_topic. The tools prefer raw content by requesting include_raw=true.--allowed_upload_paths : Comma-separated list or JSON array of directories allowed for local file uploads. Required to enable local file uploads in discourse_upload_file. Example: --allowed_upload_paths "/home/user/images,/tmp/uploads" or --allowed_upload_paths '["/home/user/images"]'--transport (default: stdio): Transport type. Use stdio for standard input/output (default), or http for Streamable HTTP transport (stateless mode with JSON responses).--port (default: 3000): Port to listen on when using HTTP transport.--cache_dir (reserved)--profile (see below){
"auth_pairs": [ { "site": "https://try.discourse.org", "api_key": " ", "api_username": "system" }, { "site": "https://example.com", "user_api_key": " ", "user_api_client_id": " " }, { "site": "https://protected.example.com", "api_key": " ", "api_username": "system", "http_basic_user": "username", "http_basic_pass": "password" } ], "read_only": false, "allow_writes": true, "show_emails": true, "log_level": "info", "tools_mode": "auto", "site": "https://try.discourse.org", "default_search": "tag:ai order:latest", "max_read_length": 50000, "transport": "stdio", "port": 3000, "allowed_upload_paths": ["/home/user/images", "/tmp/uploads"] }
Run with:
node dist/index.js --profile /absolute/path/to/profile.json
Flags still override values from the profile.
tools_mode=auto (default) or tool_exec_api, the server discovers remote tools via GET /ai/tools after you select a site (or immediately at startup if --site is provided) and registers them dynamically. Set --tools_mode=discourse_api_only to disable remote tool discovery.Resources provide static/semi-static read-only data via URI addressing. Use these instead of tools for listing operations.
{ categories: [{id, name, slug, pid, read_restricted, topic_count, post_count, perms}], meta: {total} }perms is array of {gid, perm} where perm: 1=full, 2=create_post, 3=readonlyperms is only populated with admin/moderator auth. Without admin auth, only read_restricted boolean is available.{ tags: [{id, name, count}], meta: {total} }{ groups: [{id, name, automatic, user_count, vis, members_vis, mention, msg, public_admission, public_exit, allow_membership_requests}], meta: {total} }gid values from category permissions to group names, replicate group settings during migrations{ channels: [{id, title, slug, status, members_count, description}], meta: {total} }{ public_channels: [...], dm_channels: [...], meta: {total} }{ drafts: [{draft_key, sequence, title, category_id, created_at, reply_preview}], meta: {total} }Built‑in tools (always present unless noted). All tools return strict JSON (no Markdown).
discourse_search{ query: string; max_results?: number (1–50, default 10) }{ results: [{id, slug, title}], meta: {total, has_more} }discourse_read_topic{ topic_id: number; post_limit?: number (1–50, default 5); start_post_number?: number }{ id, title, slug, category_id, tags, posts_count, posts: [{id, post_number, username, created_at, raw}], meta }discourse_read_post{ post_id: number }{ id, topic_id, topic_slug, post_number, username, created_at, raw, truncated }discourse_get_user{ username: string }{ id, username, name, trust_level, created_at, bio, admin, moderator }discourse_list_user_posts{ username: string; page?: number (0-based); limit?: number (1–50, default 30) }{ posts: [{id, topic_id, post_number, slug, title, created_at, excerpt, category_id}], meta: {page, limit, has_more} }discourse_filter_topics{ filter: string; page?: number; per_page?: number (1–50) }{ results: [{id, slug, title}], meta: {page, limit, has_more} }=category = without subcats, - prefix = exclude); tag/tags (comma = OR, + = AND) and tag_group; status:(open|closed|archived|listed|unlisted|public); personal in: (bookmarked|watching|tracking|muted|pinned); dates: created/activity/latest-post-(before|after) with YYYY-MM-DD or relative days N; numeric: likes[-op]-(min|max), posts-(min|max), posters-(min|max), views-(min|max); order: activity|created|latest-post|likes|likes-op|posters|title|views|category with optional -asc; free text terms are matched.discourse_get_chat_messages{ channel_id: number; page_size?: number (1–50, default 50); target_message_id?: number; direction?: "past" | "future"; target_date?: string (ISO 8601) }{ channel_id, messages: [{id, username, created_at, message, edited, thread_id, in_reply_to_id}], meta }discourse_get_draft{ draft_key: string; sequence?: number }{ draft_key, sequence, found, data: {title, reply, category_id, tags, action} }discourse_list_reviewables (requires admin/moderator API key){ status?: "pending"|"approved"|"rejected"|"ignored"|"deleted"|"reviewed"|"all"; type?: string; priority?: "low"|"medium"|"high"; sort_order?: "score"|"score_asc"|"created_at"|"created_at_asc"; category_id?: number; topic_id?: number; page?: number }Only the beginning is shown; read the rest in the repo