forbiz

Forbiz MCP server

Forbiz keeps a business's commitments, expected signals, evidence and outcomes so any later session or any other agent can resume the work instead of starting over. The MCP server gives an agent those tools. No account is needed to start.

Install

Claude Code:

claude mcp add forbiz -- npx -y forbiz-mcp

Claude Desktop, Cursor or any MCP client:

{"mcpServers":{"forbiz":{"command":"npx","args":["-y","forbiz-mcp"]}}}

Without MCP the same API works over HTTP: /llms.txt.

The cycle

  1. Observe (forbiz_add_evidence)
  2. Commit with an expected signal and a date (forbiz_commit)
  3. Execute and mark it (forbiz_mark_executed)
  4. Look for the signal (forbiz_record_signal or forbiz_check_signal)
  5. Close (forbiz_close, forbiz_postpone or forbiz_close_without_signal)

The 20 tools

Start

  • forbiz_me
  • forbiz_start
  • forbiz_claim_link

What needs attention

  • forbiz_next
  • forbiz_prompts
  • forbiz_state

Record

  • forbiz_add_evidence
  • forbiz_commit
  • forbiz_mark_executed
  • forbiz_record_signal
  • forbiz_check_signal

Close

  • forbiz_close
  • forbiz_postpone
  • forbiz_close_without_signal

Resume and look back

  • forbiz_get_action
  • forbiz_action_history
  • forbiz_search
  • forbiz_find_evidence
  • forbiz_agents

Anything else

  • forbiz_request

Forbiz records; it does not act. Sending, paying or calling still happens through the agent's own tools.

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