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Works with

Claude CodeClaude DesktopCursorVS CodeClineCodex CLIOpenClaw+ any MCP client

Install to Claude Code

This server doesn't publish a one-line install command. Follow the setup in the source repository.

Summary

Project-aware MCP server for richcorabbithole-api development that reduces token usage by caching file contents and providing high-level operations like running tests, getting project status, and managing Asana tasks.

README.md

RichCorabbithole MCP Server

Project-aware MCP server for richcorabbithole-api development. Reduces token usage by caching file contents and providing high-level operations.

Installation

npm install

Configuration

  1. Get Asana Personal Access Token:
  • Go to Asana → Settings → Apps → Personal Access Tokens
  • Create new token
  • Copy it
  1. Add to Claude Desktop config (~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json):
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "richcorabbithole": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": ["/Users/richardcompton/projects/richcorabbithole/richcorabbithole-mcp/index.js"],
      "env": {
        "ASANA_TOKEN": "your_asana_token_here"
      }
    }
  }
}
  1. Restart Claude Desktop

Available Tools

API Tools

get_worker_prompts

Get all worker system prompts (write, edit, seo) in one call.

run_tests

Run npm test and return summary. Set verbose: true for full output.

get_project_status

Get current git status and modified files.

get_pipeline_info

Get pipeline architecture and status flow info.

compare_prompts

Compare prompts across workers to find inconsistencies.

get_file

Get cached file content. Uses cache to reduce file reads. Set refresh: true to force reload.

Parameters:

  • path (required): Relative path from API root
  • refresh (optional): Force refresh cache

get_asana_tasks

Get tasks from Asana project by GID. Cached 5 minutes. Set refresh: true to force reload.

Parameters:

  • project_gid (required): Asana project GID
  • refresh (optional): Force refresh cache

Find your project GID: Open project in Asana, check URL: asana.com/0/{project_gid}/...

Site Tools

list_blog_posts

List all blog posts with metadata (title, date, category, depth, draft status).

Parameters:

  • drafts (optional): Include draft posts (default: true)

get_blog_post

Get full content of a blog post by slug.

Parameters:

  • slug (required): Blog post slug (filename without .md)

run_site_tests

Run site tests (unit and/or e2e).

Parameters:

  • type (optional): Type of tests to run: 'unit', 'e2e', or 'all' (default: unit)
  • verbose (optional): Show full output (default: false)

get_site_build_status

Check if site builds successfully.

get_site_config

Get Astro site configuration.

validate_blog_frontmatter

Validate frontmatter of blog posts against schema.

Parameters:

  • slug (optional): Blog post slug to validate (validates all if not provided)

get_category_schema

Get current hyperfixation categories with colors, Zod enum values, and CSS variables. Use before any category-related work.

Pipeline Overview

Topics flow through five Lambda workers: Research → Write → Edit → SEO → Publish. Each stage is decoupled by SQS. Task state is tracked in DynamoDB.

Every post has two classification axes resolved at research time:

  • Hyperfixation category — scored against known categories, can propose new ones
  • Article typeknowledge, best-of, how-to, or masterclass. Inferred from the topic if not provided. Shapes both research focus and post structure.

Benefits

  • Reduced token usage: Caches files, provides summaries instead of full output
  • Project context: Understands pipeline stages, worker relationships
  • High-level operations: "run tests" instead of bash → parse → summarize
  • Faster iteration: Pre-indexed project knowledge

Technical Notes

Dependencies

  • Zod v4.3.6: Used for input schema validation. All tool schemas are defined using Zod's type-safe API.
  • MCP SDK v1.26.0: Requires Zod schemas (v3 or v4) for input validation, not plain JSON schemas.
  • Axios: For Asana API calls.

Schema Validation

This server uses Zod schemas for all tool input validation. The MCP SDK automatically validates inputs against these schemas before calling tool handlers. Example:

this.server.registerTool('get_file', {
  description: 'Get cached file content',
  inputSchema: z.object({
    path: z.string().describe('Relative path from API root'),
    refresh: z.boolean().optional().describe('Force refresh cache'),
  }),
}, async (args) => await this.getFile(args.path, args?.refresh));

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