tarvo
tarvo is an intentionally small and narrow tool to make read-only queries of Jira, Github, and other services. It exists specifically to allow Agentic access to remote APIs in cases where MCP is specifically disallowed. Installation is:
uv add tarvo
There is a .env.example file that should be copied to .env and then edited to contain the credentials tarvo needs. Then running
tarvo doctor
will check the .env file completeness and run a small test query of the remote services.
Jira subcommands
tarvo jira get <KEY>
tarvo jira query [JQL] [--max-results N]
Examples:
tarvo jira get TARV-123
tarvo jira query 'status = "To Do"' --max-results 5
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