Introducing Stash MCP Server

Stash is now available as an MCP server, it will level up your development process with powerful context and will elevate your Cursor, Claude, Copilot or Windsurf experience.

Tools like Cursor or Copilot are already very powerful and help developers when they are solving issues, writing unit tests or fixing bugs but in some cases, they are not enough.

They get lost since they have limited context and don't have a full grasp of the context. This can cause a lot of problems like hallucinations or writing wrong codes to wrong files.

This is where Stash MCP takes its part and helps you along the way. If you wonder how, let's dive into it.

What is Stash MCP?

Usually, the output of these tools is directly tied to the context you provide. If you provide better context, you get better results. This is what we want to provide to you with our Stash MCP.

You can think about it like you have Stash inside your AI development environment. When you plug Stash MCP into your tool, directly you have Stash's powerful context at your fingertips. If you have ever tried Stash, we provide context and issue resolution to your daily tasks, so when you have this power in your development process, it can become a real game changer.

How Stash MCP Works in Practice

When we designed Stash MCP, our goal was simple: give developers the highest-quality context right where they work. Instead of manually juggling tasks, searching for related files, and figuring out fixes, Stash MCP takes care of these repetitive steps.

1. List My Issues

It starts with a quick overview of your tasks. With a single command - "list my issues" - Stash MCP pulls in your backlog, surfacing what's important and relevant.

2. Get the Context

Next, you can dive deeper into any issue. Stash MCP provides detailed analysis, including relevant docs, similar issues, related files, and expert recommendations. Instead of wasting time hunting for the right context, you have it instantly.

3. Solve It

Finally, Stash MCP helps you resolve the issue directly. It examines your codebase, finds the exact implementation, and guides you through the fix using the correct APIs and patterns. This means you don't just see what to fix; you see how to fix it.

If your company has Stash, you can easily outplay your peers in performance and speed. This is what makes Stash unique and so special for development teams and companies.