Yandex

This repository is archived. Do not use it.

After reading the code of existing Yandex Tracker MCP servers (not just their READMEs), we found aikts/yandex-tracker-mcp is a mature superset of everything built here:

• Standalone per-user OAuth profile — the same MCP-SDK OAuthAuthorizationServerProvider architecture (authorize → Yandex, callback, server-side code exchange, no token passthrough, refresh+rotation+revoke, DCR, RFC 8707), with redis/memory/encrypted stores. (Our packages/tracker-mcp/src/auth/* was a less-mature duplicate.)
• Gateway / reverse-proxy Bearer passthrough — reads a per-user Yandex token from Authorization: Bearer for deployments where a gateway (e.g. Faust) holds the tokens. Same as our v0.1 HTTP bearer mode.
• Plus IAM tokens, service-account auth, both X-Org-ID / X-Cloud-Org-ID, caching, a wide tool surface, elicitation confirmations.
• Apache-2.0, Python (Python is also the language of our agent runtime, Gena).

Per the decision gate (reuse established OSS rather than maintain a duplicate), we adopt aikts and retire this repo.

What carries over (verified here, still valid for aikts)

These facts were verified while building this repo and apply equally to aikts / Tracker v3:

• Tracker OAuth scopes: cloud:auth + tracker:read + tracker:write (cloud:auth is the one that unblocks Cloud-org access; without it Tracker returns 401 even with the tracker scopes).
• Cloud-org auth: Authorization: OAuth <token> + X-Cloud-Org-Id: <org-id> — direct OAuth, no IAM exchange (the OAuth→IAM exchange is dead for federated Cloud users on tokens issued after 2026-06-01).
• Tracker v3 search body is top-level {query}; perPage/page are query params.

Reusable dev helpers (not server-specific)

These three scripts in this repo work for any Yandex Tracker OAuth setup:

• scripts/fetch-token.ts — local OAuth code-flow helper to obtain a Tracker access token (run the dance once).
• scripts/discover-org.ts — non-admin Cloud-org id discovery via IAM.
• packages/tracker-mcp/scripts/live-probe.ts — spawn any stdio Tracker MCP and call get_myself / search_issues live to verify it works.

Keep them as references; they are not published as a package.