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rewelo MCP Examples

These examples use the backlog from fixtures/stories.csv — 40 user stories for a prioritization tool, scored on benefit, penalty, estimate, and risk.


Import a Backlog

Scenario. You just exported 40 stories from a spreadsheet. You want to import them, organise them by feature area, and figure out which items deliver the most value for the least effort.

Create a project and import the CSV

Prompt you can paste into Claude Code:

Create a new rewelo project called "prio-tool". Then read the file fixtures/stories.csv and import its contents using the rewelo import_csv tool.

Behind the scenes, Claude will call:

mcp tool: project_create  { "name": "prio-tool" }
mcp tool: import_csv      { "project": "prio-tool", "csv": "<contents of fixtures/stories.csv>" }
→ { "imported": 40 }

Add dependencies

Prompt you can paste into Claude Code:

Read fixtures/dependencies.csv and set those in mpc rw accordingly

Behind the scenes, Claude will map story IDs to ticket titles and call relation_create for each row:

mcp tool: relation_create {
  "project": "prio-tool",
  "source": "API access",
  "type": "depends-on",
  "target": "Auto-calculate priority scores"
}

mcp tool: relation_create {
  "project": "prio-tool",
  "source": "User feedback tool integration",
  "type": "depends-on",
  "target": "API access"
}

Supported relation types:

Type Use when...
depends-on A can't start until B is done
blocks A prevents B from starting
relates-to Loosely connected, no ordering
splits-into A was broken down into B
see-also Reference link, no dependency