The issues that never get filed are the ones you notice mid-task, when opening the tracker means losing your place. Keeping creation inside the editor is the whole point; reading and updating still happen in Redmine.
A small Node server for Redmine, built for the Cline VS Code extension but usable from any MCP client. It creates issues over Redmine's REST API, and publishes projects as a resource — redmine://projects/{project_id} — that a client can read for a project's details.
- New issues created in a Redmine project over the REST API
- A project's details, readable as a resource rather than a tool call
- Whatever your Redmine account can reach, since it authenticates as you with your own API key
Node.js 18 or newer, a Redmine instance with the REST API enabled, and two values in a .env file: your Redmine host and an API key. The key comes from My Account, API access key in Redmine.
Build from source — clone the repository and build it, then point your client at the binary