Meegle Mcp

# Meegle MCP Skill

Integrate Meegle (visual workflow and project management tool) with OpenClaw using the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

What is Meegle?

• Meegle is a leading visual project management tool powered by Larksuite, designed for agile teams. It provides:
• Customizable Kanban boards and Gantt charts
• Real-time collaboration with integrated chat
• Workflow automation and custom pipelines
• Time tracking and analytics dashboard
• Client portal access for external stakeholders

Setup

Prerequisites

1. You need:
2. A Meegle account with API access
3. Your `MEEGLE_USER_KEY` from your Meegle workspace

Configuration

#### Option 1: Environment Variable (Recommended)

Set your user key as an environment variable:

```bash export MEEGLE_USER_KEY="your_user_key_here" export MEEGLE_MCP_KEY="your_mcp_key_here" ```

Add this to your shell profile (`~/.bashrc`, `~/.zshrc`, etc.) to persist across sessions.

#### Option 2: OpenClaw Config

Add the MCP server configuration to your OpenClaw settings:

1. Edit or create your OpenClaw MCP servers config file
2. Add the Meegle MCP server configuration:

```json { "mcpServers": { "meegle": { "command": "node", "args": ["{baseDir}/scripts/mcp-proxy.js"], "env": { "MEEGLE_USER_KEY": "your_user_key_here", "MEEGLE_MCP_URL": "https://project.larksuite.com/mcp_server/v1", "MEEGLE_MCP_KEY": "your_mcp_key_here" }, "status": "active" } } } ```

#### Option 3: Using mcporter (Alternative)

If you have `mcporter` installed:

```bash mcporter add meegle \ --url "https://project.larksuite.com/mcp_server/v1?mcpKey=your_mcp_key_here&userKey={user_key}" \ --env MEEGLE_USER_KEY=your_user_key_here ```

Installation

Via ClawHub (Recommended): ```bash clawhub install meegle-mcp ```

From GitHub: ```bash git clone <this-repo-url> meegle-mcp cd meegle-mcp ./scripts/setup.sh ```

Then restart OpenClaw and verify installation: ```bash openclaw skills list | grep meegle ```

Available Tools

Once configured, the Meegle MCP server provides various tools for project management. Common operations include:

Project Management - **List Projects**: View all projects in your workspace - **Create Project**: Set up new projects with custom workflows - **Update Project**: Modify project details, status, or members

Task Operations - **Create Task**: Add new tasks with assignees, due dates, and priorities - **List Tasks**: Filter and search tasks by project, assignee, or status - **Update Task**: Change task properties, move between workflow stages - **Get Task Details**: View comprehensive task information

Workflow Management - **Get Workflows**: List available workflow templates - **Apply Workflow**: Assign workflows to projects - **Update Workflow Stage**: Move items through workflow stages

Team Collaboration - **Add Members**: Invite team members to projects - **List Members**: View project participants and roles - **Update Permissions**: Manage access levels

Analytics & Reporting - **Get Project Stats**: View progress, completion rates, and metrics - **Time Tracking**: Log and query time entries - **Generate Reports**: Create custom reports on project data

Usage Examples

Creating a New Project ``` Create a new Meegle project called "Q1 Website Redesign" with a Kanban workflow ```

Managing Tasks ``` Show me all high-priority tasks assigned to me in Meegle ```

``` Create a task in Meegle: "Update landing page copy" assigned to @designer, due next Friday ```

Workflow Operations ``` Move the task "Homepage mockups" to the "In Review" stage in Meegle ```

Team Coordination ``` Add [email protected] as a contributor to the "Mobile App" project in Meegle ```

Reporting ``` Generate a summary of completed tasks in Meegle for the past week ```

Limitations

• Authentication: Requires a valid `MEEGLE_USER_KEY` with appropriate permissions
• Rate Limits: Subject to Meegle API rate limits (check your plan)
• Read-Only Operations: Some operations may be restricted based on your role
• Workspace Scope: Only accesses projects in your authorized workspace

Security Notes

• Never commit your `MEEGLE_USER_KEY` to version control
• Store credentials in environment variables or secure config files
• Review permissions before granting OpenClaw access to Meegle
• Consider using a dedicated service account for automation

Troubleshooting

"Authentication failed" error - Verify your `MEEGLE_USER_KEY` is correct - Ensure the key has not expired or been revoked - Check that your Meegle account has API access enabled

"MCP server not responding" - Verify network connectivity to `project.larksuite.com` - Check that the MCP server URL and key are correct - Review OpenClaw logs: `openclaw logs --filter=meegle`

Tools not appearing - Restart OpenClaw after installation - Check skill is loaded: `openclaw skills list` - Verify environment variables are set correctly

Resources

• Meegle Official Website
• Meegle Documentation
• Larksuite Platform
• OpenClaw Skills Documentation
• Model Context Protocol Spec

Feedback

Issues or suggestions? Open an issue on the skill repository or contact via ClawHub.

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Note: This skill uses the Model Context Protocol to communicate with Meegle's MCP server. Tool availability and capabilities depend on your Meegle plan and permissions.