What is LastBlueTape MCP used for?

It enables AI agents to programmatically create, manage, and track construction punch lists—lists of defects, incomplete work, or items requiring follow-up on job sites. You can add items, update status, and monitor project completion progress.

How do I authenticate with the LastBlueTape API?

Set the required LASTBLUETAPE_API_KEY environment variable with your API key (format: lbt_xxx). You can optionally add LASTBLUETAPE_PAYMENT_METHOD with a Stripe payment method ID (pm_xxx) to enable automatic Pro list upgrades.

Do I need a Stripe payment method configured?

No, LASTBLUETAPE_PAYMENT_METHOD is optional. It only enables automatic upgrades to Pro punch lists. Basic list creation and management work with just the API key.

How do I install and run this MCP server?

Install via npm with `npx @lastbluetape/mcp-server@1.0.1`, then set your LASTBLUETAPE_API_KEY environment variable. The server communicates over stdio, so connect it to your MCP client to start managing punch lists.

Can I track multiple punch lists for different projects?

Yes, the server supports creating and managing multiple punch lists. You can add items to different lists, track progress separately, and query status across all active projects.

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LastBlueTape MCP Server

Manage construction punch lists programmatically via AI agents. Create, update, and track project defects and completion items with real-time progress monitoring for job sites.

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Hosted URL

Local install

Transport

STDIO

Auth

1 required env var

What the LastBlueTape MCP server does

How models use it and what it is built for.

Manage construction punch lists programmatically via AI agents. Create, update, and track project defects and completion items with real-time progress monitoring for job sites.

Connect to LastBlueTape

Local install — runs as a subprocess.

npx @lastbluetape/mcp-server@1.0.1

Environment variables

Configuration this server reads at startup.

LASTBLUETAPE_API_KEYRequiredSecret
Your LastBlueTape API key for authentication (starts with lbt_)
LASTBLUETAPE_PAYMENT_METHODSecret
Optional Stripe payment method ID (pm_xxx) for auto-upgrading lists to Pro

Resources

Where to find authoritative docs and source for LastBlueTape.

Example prompts for LastBlueTape

Paste any of these into Agent Studio after connecting LastBlueTape.

Create a new punch list for the residential project on Oak Street
Add five drywall defects to the current project and mark three as resolved
Show me the progress percentage for all active punch lists this week
What authentication steps do I need to set up LASTBLUETAPE_API_KEY for this server

LastBlueTape MCP server — FAQ

Common questions about connecting and running LastBlueTape.

What is LastBlueTape MCP used for?
It enables AI agents to programmatically create, manage, and track construction punch lists—lists of defects, incomplete work, or items requiring follow-up on job sites. You can add items, update status, and monitor project completion progress.
How do I authenticate with the LastBlueTape API?
Set the required LASTBLUETAPE_API_KEY environment variable with your API key (format: lbt_xxx). You can optionally add LASTBLUETAPE_PAYMENT_METHOD with a Stripe payment method ID (pm_xxx) to enable automatic Pro list upgrades.
Do I need a Stripe payment method configured?
No, LASTBLUETAPE_PAYMENT_METHOD is optional. It only enables automatic upgrades to Pro punch lists. Basic list creation and management work with just the API key.
How do I install and run this MCP server?
Install via npm with `npx @lastbluetape/mcp-server@1.0.1`, then set your LASTBLUETAPE_API_KEY environment variable. The server communicates over stdio, so connect it to your MCP client to start managing punch lists.
Can I track multiple punch lists for different projects?
Yes, the server supports creating and managing multiple punch lists. You can add items to different lists, track progress separately, and query status across all active projects.

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