quickcall-integrations 0.3.9

MCP server with developer integrations for Claude Code and Cursor

Eliminate interruptions for developers

Ask about your work, get instant answers. No more context switching.

Install | Capabilities | Integrations | Authentication | Commands | Troubleshooting

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Install

Claude Code

In your terminal:

claude mcp add quickcall -- uvx quickcall-integrations

In Claude Code:

/plugin marketplace add quickcall-dev/quickcall-integrations

/plugin enable quickcall

Restart Claude Code, then verify with /mcp and /plugin list.

Cursor / Other IDEs

Add to MCP config (~/.cursor/mcp.json or .cursor/mcp.json):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "quickcall": {
      "command": "uvx",
      "args": ["quickcall-integrations"]
    }
  }
}

Works with any IDE that supports MCP servers.

Capabilities

• Get standup updates from git history (commits, diffs, stats)
• List PRs, commits, branches from GitHub repos
• Read & send Slack messages with auto thread fetching
• Fuzzy channel matching - say "no sleep dev" and it finds "no-sleep-dev-channel"
• Summarize Slack channels - get key discussions from last N days

Integrations

Integration	Features	Auth Required
Git	Commits, diffs, standup summaries	No
GitHub	Repos, PRs, commits, branches	Yes
Slack	Read/send messages, threads, channels	Yes

Available Tools (24)

Git

Tool	Description
get_updates	Get git commits, diff stats, and uncommitted changes

GitHub

Tool	Description
list_repos	List accessible repositories
list_prs	List pull requests (open/closed/all)
get_prs	Get PR details (title, description, files changed)
list_commits	List commits with optional filters
get_commit	Get commit details (message, stats, files)
list_branches	List repository branches
manage_issues	List, view, create, update, close, reopen, comment on issues + sub-issues
check_github_connection	Verify GitHub connection

Slack

Tool	Description
list_slack_channels	List channels bot has access to
send_slack_message	Send message to a channel
read_slack_messages	Read messages with threads auto-fetched
read_slack_thread	Read replies in a thread
list_slack_users	List workspace users
check_slack_connection	Verify Slack connection
reconnect_slack	Re-authorize to get new permissions

Auth

Tool	Description
connect_quickcall	Start device flow authentication
check_quickcall_status	Check connection status
disconnect_quickcall	Remove local credentials
connect_github	Install GitHub App
connect_slack	Authorize Slack App

Utility

Tool	Description
get_current_datetime	Get current UTC datetime
calculate_date_range	Calculate date range for queries
calculate_date_offset	Add/subtract time from a date

Authentication

Option 1: QuickCall (Recommended)

To use GitHub and Slack integrations, connect your QuickCall account:

/quickcall:connect

This will guide you through:

1. Sign in with Google
2. Install GitHub App to your org/account
3. Connect Slack workspace

Credentials are stored locally in ~/.quickcall/credentials.json.

Option 2: GitHub PAT (For Enterprise Users)

If your organization can't install the QuickCall GitHub App (common at enterprises with strict app policies), you can use a Personal Access Token instead:

Environment Variable:

export GITHUB_TOKEN=ghp_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Or config file (create .quickcall.env in your project root or home directory):

# .quickcall.env
GITHUB_TOKEN=ghp_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
GITHUB_USERNAME=your-username  # Optional: for better UX

Create a PAT at: https://github.com/settings/tokens

Required scopes (classic PAT):

Scope	Used For
project	GitHub Projects access
read:user	Read user profile data
repo	PRs, commits, branches, issues

Note: PAT mode provides access to GitHub tools only. For Slack integration, use QuickCall authentication.

Commands

Claude Code

Command	Description
/quickcall:connect	Connect QuickCall, GitHub, and Slack
/quickcall:status	Show connection status
/quickcall:updates	Get git updates (default: 1 day)
/quickcall:updates 7d	Get updates for last 7 days
/quickcall:slack-summary	Summarize Slack messages (default: 1 day)
/quickcall:slack-summary 7d	Summarize last 7 days

Cursor / Other IDEs

Ask the AI naturally - see examples below.

Example Prompts

Git

What did I work on today?
Give me a standup summary for the last 3 days
What changes are uncommitted?

GitHub

List my repos
Show open PRs on [repo-name]
What commits were made this week?
Get details of PR #123
List branches on [repo-name]

Slack

Send "Build completed" to #deployments
What messages were posted in dev channel today?
Read messages from no sleep dev (fuzzy matches "no-sleep-dev-channel")
Summarize what was discussed in #engineering this week
List channels I have access to

Combined

List open PRs on [repo] and send titles to #updates channel
What did I work on this week? Send summary to #standup

Issue Management

The manage_issues tool provides full issue lifecycle management:

Actions

Action	Description
list	List issues with filters
view	View issue details
create	Create new issue (with optional template)
update	Update issue title/body/labels
close	Close issue(s)
reopen	Reopen issue(s)
comment	Add comment to issue(s)
add_sub_issue	Add child issue to parent
remove_sub_issue	Remove child from parent
list_sub_issues	List sub-issues of a parent

List Filters

Filter	Description
state	'open', 'closed', or 'all' (default: 'open')
labels	Filter by one or more labels
assignees	Filter by assignee
creator	Filter by issue creator username
milestone	Filter by milestone: number, title, '*' (any), or 'none'
sort	Sort by: 'created', 'updated', or 'comments' (default: 'updated')
limit	Max issues to return (default: 30)

Examples:

List open issues in milestone v1.0
List issues created by sagar
Show closed bugs sorted by comments
List issues without a milestone

Issue Templates

QuickCall supports issue templates from two sources:

1. GitHub Native Templates (.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/*.yml)

Standard GitHub issue templates are automatically detected:

# .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/bug_report.yml
name: Bug Report
description: Report a bug
labels: [bug]
body:
  - type: textarea
    attributes:
      label: Description

2. Custom Templates (.quickcall.env)

Define custom templates in your project config:

# .quickcall.env
ISSUE_TEMPLATE_PATH=/path/to/templates.yml

# templates.yml
bug_report:
  name: Bug Report
  description: Report a bug
  labels: [bug]
  title_prefix: "[BUG] "
  body: |
    ## Description

    ## Steps to Reproduce

    ## Expected Behavior

feature_request:
  name: Feature Request
  labels: [enhancement]
  body: |
    ## Problem

    ## Proposed Solution

Usage:

Create a bug report issue titled "Login fails on Safari"
Create issue with feature_request template

Troubleshooting

Clean Reinstall

If commands don't appear or aren't updating:

# Remove everything
rm -rf ~/.claude/plugins/cache/quickcall-integrations
rm -rf ~/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/quickcall-integrations
claude mcp remove quickcall

Then follow the install steps again.

Commands Not Showing?

Type /quickcall: - you should see connect, status, updates. If not, do a clean reinstall above.

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