Python MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that lets you query, create and update Fibery entities from any MCP-compatible LLM client (e.g. Claude Desktop).
https://github.com/Fibery-inc/fibery-mcp-serverStop switching between Claude and Fibery to manage your projects. This MCP server lets you query, create, and update Fibery entities directly through natural language conversations with Claude Desktop.
Instead of copying data between tools or learning another API, just ask Claude: "Show me all high-priority bugs assigned to the backend team" or "Create a new feature request for mobile authentication." Claude handles the Fibery integration automatically.
No More Context Switching
Keep your AI conversation going while managing real work data. Query project status, update task priorities, or create new entities without leaving Claude.
Natural Language Fibery Queries
Skip the Fibery query builder. Ask Claude to find specific entities using plain English, and it translates your intent into proper Fibery API calls.
Instant Data Creation
Turn meeting notes into actionable Fibery tasks in seconds. Claude can create multiple related entities from a single conversation about your project needs.
Project Status Updates
"Show me all features due this sprint with their current status" → Claude queries your Fibery databases and presents a clean summary without you touching the Fibery interface.
Meeting Follow-ups
After discussing bugs in Claude, immediately create Fibery entities: "Create three bug reports for the issues we just discussed - the login timeout, mobile rendering, and API response delays."
Cross-Database Insights
"Find all customer feedback related to our authentication feature and show me which engineering tasks are addressing them" → Claude correlates data across your Fibery databases to surface connections you might miss.
The server integrates directly with Claude Desktop through MCP. Install via Smithery for automatic configuration:
npx -y @smithery/cli install @Fibery-inc/fibery-mcp-server --client claude
Or configure manually by adding your Fibery credentials to Claude Desktop's MCP settings. The server needs your Fibery domain and API token to access your workspace.
Database Discovery: List all available databases and their field structures
Flexible Querying: Search entities using natural language that gets translated to Fibery API calls
Entity Management: Create single entities or batch operations for bulk data entry
Real-time Updates: Modify existing entities with new field values through conversation
This server is built by Fibery themselves, ensuring comprehensive API coverage and ongoing compatibility. It exposes Fibery's full query capabilities through the MCP protocol, giving Claude native access to your workspace structure.
The result: your AI assistant becomes an extension of your Fibery workspace, eliminating the friction between AI-powered planning and actual project execution.