
DevPlan MCP Server
io.github.mmorris35Published by GitHub account mmorris35v1.0.0Updated Nov 2, 2026
Transform project ideas into paint-by-numbers development plans with phases, tasks, and subtasks.
Overview
Turns a project idea into a structured, agent-executable development plan with phases, tasks, subtasks, validation and lessons learned.
- What you can do
- Guide a project from idea to plan: run an interview, create or parse a project brief, list templates and generate a development plan scaffold.
- Generate agent files: CLAUDE.md, executor and verifier agents, with adapters for Claude, Cursor, Aider, Cline, Windsurf or a generic target.
- Validate plans and track work: check agent-executability, fetch subtasks, mark progress and get a progress summary.
- Manage lessons learned: add, list, archive, delete and auto-extract lessons from verification reports.
- Convert GitHub issues into remediation tasks, and view usage statistics.
- When to use it
- Useful when you want an AI coding assistant to plan a new project or fix a reported issue with a detailed, validated, step-by-step plan that survives across sessions, and to generate matching agent or rules files for your editor.
- Requirements
- A remote MCP endpoint reached over the network; the README documents an SSE connection to a Cloudflare-hosted server. No accounts, API keys or environment variables are declared. The README also offers a local plugin/skill alternative that needs no network.
Installation
In SourceWeft
- Open DevPlan MCP Server in the dashboard and add it to a workspace.
- Enable the server for the chats that should use its tools.
Web executable via Streamable HTTP. Remote servers run from the web runtime once configured in a workspace.
Use with an agent
Paste this prompt into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or another agent — or into SourceWeft chat. The agent reads this server's install guide, shows you its publisher, endpoint and sign-in, and adds it to your client once you agree. Keys never go into a command.
Read https://sourceweft.com/mcp/io.github.mmorris35%2Fdevplan-mcp-server/install.md and connect the MCP server it describes to my client. Before changing any config, show me its publisher, endpoint and sign-in method and wait for my OK. Never put an API key in a command or in a file I would commit; ask me where it should come from.Other MCP clients
Add this to your client's mcpServers config.
{
"mcpServers": {
"devplan": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://devplan-mcp-server.mike-c63.workers.dev/mcp"
}
}
}README
DevPlan MCP Server
[License: MIT] [MCP] [Cloudflare Workers] [21 Tools]
Transform ideas into executable development plans — an MCP server that brings the ClaudeCode-DevPlanBuilder methodology to Claude Code.
The Problem: AI coding assistants often lose context, skip steps, or produce inconsistent code across sessions.
The Solution: DevPlan creates detailed, agent-executable development plans with built-in validation, lessons learned, and inline git workflows.
NEW — Install as a Skill (No MCP Server Required)
DevPlan is now available as a standalone Claude Code skill — no MCP server, no network dependency, no SSE timeouts. The entire DevPlan methodology runs locally as a first-class plugin.
Install
Step 1 — Add this repo as a plugin marketplace:
Step 2 — Install the plugin at user scope (available across all projects):
Step 3 — Reload plugins to activate:
Usage
Invoke the skill directly:
Or use specific sub-commands:
Or just describe what you need — Claude will invoke the skill automatically:
What's Included
Skill vs MCP Server
Both options are fully supported. The skill is recommended for reliability; the MCP server adds the lessons learned system and usage analytics.
Key Features
Install
Or add to ~/.claude.json under the mcpServers key:
Update Existing Installation
If you already have DevPlan installed, remove from both scopes and re-add:
Quick Start
That's it. DevPlan will guide Claude through the entire process.
The DevPlan Workflow
DevPlan uses a scaffold → enhance → validate workflow that ensures every plan is agent-executable before implementation begins.
How It Works
- Interview → DevPlan asks questions to understand your project
- Brief → Creates a structured PROJECT_BRIEF.md with requirements
- Generate Scaffold →
devplan_generate_plancreates foundation phases + a feature list - Enhance with Code → Your AI agent structures feature phases and fills in complete, copy-pasteable code
- Validate →
devplan_validate_planchecks the plan is agent-executable - Execute → Executor agent implements each subtask with inline git commands
- Verify → Verifier agent tries to break the implementation
- Learn → Issues become lessons for future projects
Validation Ensures Quality
The validation step checks that plans are truly executable:
- ✅ Complete code blocks (not pseudocode or placeholders)
- ✅ All imports included in code blocks
- ✅ No "add to existing" instructions
- ✅ No cross-subtask references
- ✅ Verification commands with expected outputs
Real-Time Progress with Task Tools
Generated executor and verifier agents integrate with Claude Code's Task tools for live progress visibility:
- Executor agents create tasks for each subtask, showing real-time spinners as work progresses
- Verifier agents create tasks for each verification phase (Smoke Tests, Feature Verification, Edge Cases, etc.)
- Progress is visible without scrolling — you always know what Claude is working on
Both Task tools (real-time visibility) and DEVELOPMENT_PLAN.md (durable record) are updated — giving you the best of both worlds.
Usage Examples
New Project
Fix a GitHub Issue
Check Progress
Multi-Model Support
DevPlan generates plans and agent files for multiple AI coding tools and models. Use the target parameter to generate outputs for your preferred tool.
Supported Targets
Using Targets
When generating plans or agent files, specify the target tool:
Generate plan for Cursor:
Generate executor for Aider:
Generate generic agent files:
How Targets Work
Each target has a dedicated adapter that transforms the DevPlan methodology into the appropriate format:
- Claude - Generates
CLAUDE.mdwith executor/verifier agents in.claude/agents/ - Cursor - Generates
.cursorruleswith all guidance in one file (Cursor doesn't support separate agents) - Aider - Generates
.aider.conf.ymlwith architect mode instructions - Cline - Generates
.cline/instructions.mdwith executor/verifier split - Windsurf - Generates
.windsurf/rules.mdwith cascade-optimized format - Generic - Generates
AGENTS.md,EXECUTOR.md, andVERIFIER.mdfor any tool
Examples
Start a new project for Cursor:
Add executor for specific target:
Compare adapter capabilities: See docs/ADAPTERS.md for a detailed comparison of each target's capabilities and limitations.
Tools
Planning
Generation
Validation & Execution
Lessons Learned
Feedback loop that captures issues from verification and incorporates them into future plans.
Issue Remediation
Convert GitHub issues into structured remediation tasks — perfect for bug fixes and post-release maintenance.
Analytics
Why DevPlan?
Dashboard & Analytics
DevPlan includes a public dashboard for viewing aggregate usage statistics:
Dashboard URL: devplanmcp.store/dashboard
The dashboard shows:
- Summary cards: Total sessions, total tool calls, countries reached
- Line chart: Sessions and tool calls over the last 30 days
- Country table: Top 10 countries by session count
Privacy
All analytics are privacy-preserving:
- No IP storage: Only Cloudflare-derived country/region codes
- No user identification: Sessions are anonymous
- Auto-expiration: Daily stats expire after 90 days via KV TTL
Development
Contributing
Contributions welcome! Please see the ClaudeCode-DevPlanBuilder repo for methodology details.
License
MIT
Built for Claude Code
Model Context Protocol •
Cloudflare Workers •
DevPlanBuilder Methodology
Source: README.md at commit faea160
Tools
0Version history
1- v1.0.0LatestSep 16, 2026
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