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Planning poker over MCP

Set up a poker session from your assistant: find the sprint, open a game, pull its tasks in, and write the agreed estimates back to the tracker.
July 29, 2026FeatureIntegrations
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Last updated: July 29, 2026

What we did

The MCP server no longer covers retrospectives alone. A new poker.* family of tools lets a connected client prepare and run a planning poker session end to end.

Ask your assistant to "set up planning poker for NEXT AFT 50" and it will find that sprint in your tracker, open a game with the scale you use, pull the sprint tasks into it, and give you the link to share with the team.

What's new

  • poker.sources.list — what each connected tracker can do, so a client never guesses.
  • poker.iterations.list — sprints of a tracker, active and upcoming, filtered by name.
  • poker.games.create, poker.game.tasks.import, poker.game.tasks.add — prepare a session from a sprint, from a search, or by hand.
  • poker.game.task.select, poker.game.task.reveal, poker.game.task.sync — run the session and write the agreed estimates back to Jira or Linear.

Where the line is

Estimates still come only from cards the team turns over: there is no tool to set a number directly, and no tool to vote on anyone's behalf. Changing a game is limited to the team owner — the same rule the interface has always had.

Tasks can be added by hand as well, so the tools stay useful for teams with no tracker connected at all.

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