MCP Orchestro is an MCP server that integrates AI coding tools with a Supabase-backed task orchestration and Kanban system. Designed for product managers, software engineers, and development teams using Claude Code, it connects AI workflows directly to project management infrastructure. The server exposes sixty MCP tools that enable AI agents to break down user stories into structured technical tasks, track code dependencies, prevent file editing conflicts, and retain project context across coding sessions. It maintains a centralized database containing code entities, event queues, and execution histories, ensuring development continuity without loss of context. In addition to powering command-line AI workflows, MCP Orchestro syncs with a real-time web dashboard using Socket.io, providing live visibility into progress, risk alerts, and task completion for non-technical stakeholders. Developers benefit from automated pattern learning and codebase analysis, while product owners can oversee implementation status without reading source code. By serving as a unified coordination layer between project specifications and automated implementation, MCP Orchestro enables systematic planning, execution, and tracking across complex software development lifecycles.
Category: Developer Tools & Code Intelligence
Tags: kanban, productivity, task-tracking, trello, workflow-automation
npx @orchestro/init or perform a manual configuration. 3. To configure your client manually, open your configuration file (such as claude_desktop_config.json) and register the server under the mcpServers object: json { "mcpServers": { "orchestro": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "@khaoss85/orchestro@latest"], "env": { "DATABASE_URL": "your-supabase-connection-string" } } } } 4. Replace your-supabase-connection-string with your actual Supabase database URL. 5. Restart your client to load the MCP Orchestro tools.Part of MCP Servers
MCP Orchestro is a task management and development orchestration platform designed for Claude Code and Model Context Protocol clients. It connects project planning with automated development through a suite of sixty tools, a Supabase database, and a real-time Kanban board. It structures coding workflows, manages task dependencies, and tracks progress across development sessions.
You can install MCP Orchestro by running npx @orchestro/init in your terminal to trigger the interactive setup wizard. Alternatively, you can register it directly in your Claude configuration file under the mcpServers object using npx with the @khaoss85/orchestro package and supplying your Supabase database connection string as an environment variable.
MCP Orchestro requires a Supabase PostgreSQL database to store project metadata, task queues, dependency graphs, and historical learnings. You need a standard Supabase project connection string provided via the DATABASE_URL environment variable to run migrations and allow the MCP server to read and persist project state.
MCP Orchestro includes sixty MCP tools supporting automated story decomposition, dependency analysis, file conflict detection, and pattern tracking. It also comes with a local Socket.io web dashboard for real-time Kanban visualization, historical decision timelines, audit logging, and automated risk detection across software tasks.
MCP Orchestro is released as open-source software under the MIT License. You can inspect the source code, contribute modifications, or self-host the server and dashboard components directly from the GitHub repository without licensing fees.