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Documentation Index

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Analytics and activity

You can use these MCP tools when an agent needs board status before deciding what to do next. They complement the board-management tools by focusing on movement, unread work, activity, and traceability.

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Tools covered

ToolPurpose
okto_pulse_get_activity_logRecent board events and user/agent activity.
okto_pulse_get_analyticsBoard-level counts, status breakdowns, throughput, validation metrics, and risk signals.
okto_pulse_get_unseen_summaryWhat changed since the authenticated agent last checked.
okto_pulse_list_my_mentionsMentions addressed to the authenticated agent.
okto_pulse_mark_as_seenMark activity or mention state as read.
okto_pulse_get_traceability_reportCoverage links between tasks, scenarios, rules, contracts, and requirements.

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Session-start status check

A practical session start is: 
okto_pulse_list_my_boards
okto_pulse_get_unseen_summary
okto_pulse_get_activity_log
okto_pulse_get_analytics
Use this before opening large board details.

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Activity log

okto_pulse_get_activity_log answers what changed and who changed it. Use it to ground a handoff or to decide whether a card moved while the agent was offline.

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Analytics

okto_pulse_get_analytics returns board metrics: status counts, validation gate metrics, stale work, sprint health, bug counts, and coverage signals. Use it for planning and QA, not as a substitute for reading the exact spec or card.

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Traceability report

The traceability report is the fastest way to find missing links between cards and the evidence they claim to implement.

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Mentions and seen state

Mentions are agent-directed work. Mark seen state after processing so the next session can focus on new activity.
Last modified on May 8, 2026