Devplan MCP Server
A development planning server based on the MCP protocol, integrating the ClaudeCode - DevPlanBuilder methodology into Claude Code. Through a workflow of structured interviews, detailed plan generation, Haiku execution, and Sonnet verification, it transforms ideas into executable development plans, including experience learning and GitHub issue fixing functions.
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What is the DevPlan MCP Server?
DevPlan is an intelligent development planning server based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), specifically designed for Claude Code. It addresses common issues in AI programming assistants such as context loss, step skipping, and code inconsistency. Through a structured workflow, DevPlan transforms your project ideas into detailed, executable development plans that can be accurately executed even by small models like Claude Haiku.How to use DevPlan?
Using DevPlan is very simple: just tell it in Claude Code, 'Use devplan to help me build [your project idea]'. DevPlan will automatically guide Claude through the entire development process: from requirement gathering, plan formulation, to code execution and verification, and finally summarize lessons learned. The entire process is fully automated and does not require manual configuration.Use cases
DevPlan is particularly suitable for the following scenarios: 1. New project development - Build applications from scratch. 2. Feature expansion - Add new features to existing projects. 3. Problem fixing - Transform GitHub issues into repair tasks. 4. Code refactoring - Systematically improve code structure. 5. Team collaboration - Ensure consistency and repeatability in the development process.Main features
Structured development methodology
Built - in complete development process: planning → execution → verification → learning, ensuring that each step is carried out in an orderly manner.
Haiku executable plan
Generate extremely detailed development plans that can be accurately understood and executed even by small models.
Lessons learned system
Automatically capture problems from the verification process and apply the experience to future plans to avoid repeated mistakes.
GitHub issue fixing
Directly transform GitHub issues into structured repair tasks, including detailed subtasks and verification steps.
Technical conflict detection
Automatically detect incompatible technology choices in the project and issue early warnings for potential problems.
Automatic agent generation
Automatically generate specialized execution agents (Haiku) and verification agents (Sonnet) for your project.
Content drift detection
Detect outdated inline guidance to ensure that development guidance is always up - to - date.
Error recovery guidance
When an error occurs during execution, provide specific recovery steps and solutions.
Advantages
Maintain development context - Completely save the development status and plan between different sessions.
Ensure code consistency - Detailed plans ensure that each execution follows the same standards.
Proactive error prevention - Verification agents actively look for potential problems before code execution.
Continuous learning and improvement - The lessons learned system continuously optimizes the development process.
Seamless integration - Deeply integrated with Claude Code and GitHub, no additional configuration is required.
Lower the technical threshold - Non - technical users can also complete complex projects through structured guidance.
Limitations
Requires a Claude Code environment - Can only be used in Claude Code that supports MCP.
Learning curve - Need to understand the workflow and tools of DevPlan.
Plan generation time - Generating detailed plans may take some time.
Dependent on model capabilities - The execution quality is affected by the capabilities of the underlying AI model.
Specific scenario optimization - Mainly targeted at software development scenarios and may not be applicable in other fields.
How to use
Install the DevPlan MCP server
Add the DevPlan MCP server in Claude Code
Start a new project
Tell Claude what you want to build, and DevPlan will automatically guide the entire process
Answer requirement questions
Claude will ask project requirements through the devplan_interview_questions tool. Please answer them one by one.
View and approve the plan
DevPlan will generate a detailed development plan, and you can view and confirm it.
Monitor the execution progress
Use the progress tracking tool to view the project status
Handle GitHub issues
If there are GitHub issues to be fixed, you can transform them into tasks
Usage examples
Build a CLI tool
Create a command - line tool for managing dotfiles, supporting synchronization, backup, and version control.
Fix a production - environment bug
Transform a production - environment problem report on GitHub into specific repair tasks.
Refactor an existing codebase
Improve the code structure of an existing project to enhance maintainability and performance.
Add a new feature module
Add user authentication and authorization functions to an existing application.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does DevPlan require additional payment?
Which programming languages and frameworks does DevPlan support?
What if there are errors in the plan generated by DevPlan?
How large a project can DevPlan handle?
How to view the learning results of DevPlan?
Does DevPlan support team collaboration?
What if my network cannot access Cloudflare Workers?
Will DevPlan store my project code?
Related resources
DevPlanBuilder Methodology Documentation
The core methodology and design concept behind DevPlan
Model Context Protocol Official Website
Official documentation and specifications of the MCP protocol
Cloudflare Workers Documentation
Documentation for the operating platform of the DevPlan server
Claude Code Official Documentation
Claude Code usage guide and MCP integration instructions
GitHub Issues API Documentation
GitHub API reference for the issue_to_task function
DevPlan Example Projects
Actual project examples using the DevPlan methodology

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