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Add it to any MCP client that supports remote servers.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "contextlayer": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://api.dotnova.io/mcp"
    }
  }
}

62 tools

• accept_org_invite

  Accept a pending organization invite by organization name.

• add_task_dependency

  Add a dependency between tasks. Use this to express that a task is blocked by another task (must complete first) or relates to it. This prevents context contamination: when Task B depends on Task A, agents working on Task B will be warned if Task A is still in progress.

• add_team_member

  Add a member to a team. Find the team by name or ID, and the user by name or email.

• assign_task

  Assign a user to a task by name or email. The user is added to the task's assignees and linked in the knowledge graph.

• create_position

  Create a new job position/title in your organization (admin only).

• create_project

  Create a new project in your organization. You will be added as the project owner.

• create_sprint

  Create a new sprint for a project. Automatically migrates non-completed tasks (todo/in_progress) from the previous sprint. On first use, creates Sprint 0 (Backlog) for existing tasks and Sprint 1 as the active sprint.

• create_task

  Create a new task in a project. Tasks track work items and can be assigned to team members and linked to sessions.

• create_team

  Create a new team in your organization. You will be added as team lead.

• delete_document

  Delete a document from the knowledge base. This permanently removes the document.

• delete_position

  Delete a position permanently (admin only). Find by title or ID.

• delete_project

  Delete a project permanently (admin only). Find by name or ID.

• delete_task

  Delete a task permanently. The task and all its assignee links are removed.

• delete_team

  Delete a team permanently (admin only). Find by name or ID.

• delete_user

  Delete (soft-delete) a user from your organization (admin/owner only).

• end_session

  End a work session. This triggers context block generation — your activities are summarized and stored in the knowledge graph for future reference.

• find_documents

  Search documents in the organization's knowledge base. Filter by category, tags, project, or free-text query. Returns document metadata — use get_document to read the full content.

• get_context

  Get intelligent context from the knowledge graph. Pass a query describing what you need — the system will automatically route to the right data sources (tasks, sessions, documents, teams, blocks) based on intent analysis + graph traversal + semantic similarity. Optionally narrow

• get_context_routing

  Get the current context routing mode for the organization. Returns 'keyword_llm', 'keyword_only', or 'llm_only'.

• get_document

  Get the full content of a document by its ID. Use find_documents first to search, then get_document to read the content. For binary documents (PDFs, images), content is returned base64-encoded with encoding='base64' and the mime_type field.

• get_live_activity

  See what's happening right now: active sessions, recent events, traces, and tasks being worked on.

• get_my_stats

  Get your personal activity statistics: total sessions, events, active days, projects worked on, and recent activity summary.

• get_org_stats

  Get comprehensive organization statistics: counts, engagement metrics, task velocity.

• get_project_status

  Get the current status of a project including recent activity. You can use either the project name or ID.

• get_session_details

  Get full details of a session including all events/activities logged during it. Shows who did what, when, and the session block summary if available. Admins can view any session in the org; members can only view their own.

• get_team_details

  Get detailed information about a team: members (with roles), linked projects, and recent activity. Use team name or ID.

• invite_user

  Invite a new member to your organization (admin/owner only).

• link_task_session

  Link a work session to a task. This records that the session was used to work on the task, connecting them in the knowledge graph.

• link_team_project

  Link a project to a team. Find both by name or ID.

• list_colleagues

  List colleagues in your organization. Shows name, email, role, and optionally filters by team. Admins see all users; members see users in their own teams.

• list_notifications

  List your notifications — task assignments, status changes, sprint updates, invites, and more. Returns unread notifications by default.

• list_pending_invites

  List pending organization invites for the current user.

• list_positions

  List all job positions/titles in your organization with member counts.

• list_project_members

  List all members involved in a project. Includes users who have sessions in the project and users from teams linked to the project.

• list_project_teams

  List teams linked to a project.

• list_projects

  List projects in your organization. No parameters needed — just call it to see all your projects.

• list_sessions

  List your recent work sessions. Optionally filter by project name or ID. Shows task type, status, and event count.

• list_sprints

  List sprints for a project. Shows sprint number, name, goal, status (current/completed), and task count.

• list_tasks

  List tasks. Filter by project, status (todo/in_progress/done/cancelled), sprint number, or show only your tasks. Shows title, status, priority, assignees, sprint, and linked sessions.

• list_teams

  List all teams in your organization. Shows team name, member count, project count, and description.

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