I built an open-source system that reads raw engineering data and produces a structured engineering report stored in Notion.
It’s designed for engineering managers, team leads, and stakeholders who need a clear, up-to-date view of project status without constant syncs or manual status reporting. The goal is to reduce meetings and status overhead by synthesizing progress reports directly from development artifacts.
The system runs as a local MCP server and can be connected to any MCP-compatible agent (it works especially well with Claude Desktop).
Flow:
– an MCP server exposes project data as tools
– an agent (e.g., Claude Desktop) requests a report
– the system synthesizes a structured engineering report
– the report is stored as a Notion page
– the report can later be queried for explanations and follow-up questions
Available as an npm package: npm install -g acture-mcp
I built an open-source system that reads raw engineering data and produces a structured engineering report stored in Notion.
It’s designed for engineering managers, team leads, and stakeholders who need a clear, up-to-date view of project status without constant syncs or manual status reporting. The goal is to reduce meetings and status overhead by synthesizing progress reports directly from development artifacts.
The system runs as a local MCP server and can be connected to any MCP-compatible agent (it works especially well with Claude Desktop).
Inputs: – diffs and commits – pull requests – tasks / issues – documentation
Flow: – an MCP server exposes project data as tools – an agent (e.g., Claude Desktop) requests a report – the system synthesizes a structured engineering report – the report is stored as a Notion page – the report can later be queried for explanations and follow-up questions
Available as an npm package: npm install -g acture-mcp