AI Agents, ARI & MCP: The Complete Guide
Agents become useful when they can see the real plan and dangerous when they can change it unchecked. These articles cover connecting agents over MCP, briefing them with work orders, managing them beside people, and the guardrails that keep them safe.
Using AI agents in project management safely means giving them a live plan, a scoped identity and an approval path. This guide links every CoMng.AI article on ARI, the MCP server, coding agents, work orders and governance.
- Who it is for: delivery leaders, PMOs and teams working with AI who want practical, verified guidance.
- How it is organised: 9 articles, from first principles to detailed how-tos.
- Where to start: MCP Server for Project Management: Connect Claude and Other Agents.
- How it is checked: claims are verified against CoMng.AI documentation; illustrations are labelled.
Start Here
If you only read one article, start with MCP Server for Project Management: Connect Claude and Other Agents: Step-by-step: create a scoped API key and connect Claude, Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI or Antigravity to your CoMng.AI project over MCP.
All 9 Articles in This Guide
About CoMng.AI
CoMng.AI is an AI-native project management platform that generates a project's plan, tasks, risks and budget from a description or document, monitors project health in real time, and gives both human teams and AI coding agents live access to the same project data, with a person approving every AI-generated change.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is in the AI Agents, ARI and MCP guide?
Run AI agents and humans together: ARI the in-project assistant, the MCP server, Claude Code workflows, work orders, governance guardrails and hybrid team management.
Are the screenshots real?
Screens labelled "Real CoMng.AI screenshot" are captured from the product. Illustrations labelled "Illustrative UI" are mock-ups built from the product's documented labels and behaviour, with sample data.
Where do these articles get their facts?
From CoMng.AI product documentation and behaviour. See the editorial standards page for how articles are written and checked.