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Interact with Redmine issues via MCP to get, list, create, and update tickets.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "redmine-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use redmine-mcp to fetch Redmine issue #123 and return its title, status, assignee, and last updated time.
A concise summary of the issue's key details.
Use redmine-mcp to list all open issues in the current project, sorted by most recently updated.
A list of open issues with status, assignee, and update time.
Use redmine-mcp to create a new Redmine bug ticket titled "Login button not responding", then add reproduction steps and priority.
A new ticket is created and updated, with the issue ID and a content summary returned.
Developers or DevOps engineers can query, create, and update Redmine issues directly from an MCP-enabled AI assistant, reducing context switching. It fits workflows where bug handling and task tracking happen inside one conversation.
Product managers or collaborators can ask the AI to read issue lists and inspect individual tickets to quickly understand project status. When more details are needed, they can update existing issues directly.
It is an MCP tool for interacting with Redmine issues. Based on the provided information, it supports getting, listing, creating, and updating tickets.
The provided information only explicitly mentions operations on issues or tickets. For support of projects, users, or other objects, see the source repository.
It is known to interact with Redmine through the MCP protocol, but the materials do not specify installation steps, runtime requirements, or authentication details. See the source repository for specifics.
Fetch Redmine issues through MCP for project tracking and issue review.
Create, update, and query Redmine projects and issues through chat.
Connect AI to Redmine for managing projects, issues, time, and wiki content.
Manage Redmine issues, time logs, and wiki pages with schema validation.
Manage Redmine projects, issues, and metadata through natural language commands.
Operate Redmine projects, issues, and workflows directly from MCP clients.