MCPVault

epic_update

MCP tool from Saga MCP by spranab

Update an epic

How to use it

epic_update is exposed by the Saga MCP MCP server. Add the server to your MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf and others), and the epic_update tool becomes available to the model automatically. See the full listing for setup details and every tool this server provides.

Install Saga MCP

$npm install -g saga-mcp
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Other tools in Saga MCP (30)

activity_log

View change history with filters

comment_add

Add a comment to a task (threaded discussion)

comment_list

List all comments on a task

epic_create

Create an epic within a project

epic_list

List epics with task counts

note_delete

Delete a note

note_list

List notes with filters

note_save

Create or update a note (upsert)

note_search

Full-text search across notes

project_create

Create a new project

project_list

List projects with completion stats

project_update

Update project (archive to soft-delete)

subtask_create

Create subtask(s) — supports batch

subtask_delete

Delete subtask(s) — supports batch

subtask_update

Update subtask title/status

task_batch_update

Update multiple tasks at once

task_create

Create a task with optional dependencies

task_get

Get task with subtasks, notes, comments, and dependencies

task_list

List/filter tasks with dependency info

task_update

Update task (auto-logs, auto-blocks/unblocks)

template_apply

Apply template to create tasks with variable substitution

template_create

Create a reusable task template with {variable} placeholders

template_delete

Delete a template

template_list

List available templates

tracker_dashboard

Full project overview with natural language summary

tracker_export

Export full project as nested JSON (includes dependencies and comments)

tracker_import

Import project from JSON (matching export format)

tracker_init

Initialize tracker and create first project

tracker_search

Cross-entity search (projects, epics, tasks, notes)

tracker_session_diff

Show what changed since a given timestamp — call at session start