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Priority and Roadmap

Organizing priorities and timelines for MCP development.

About This Document

To generate maximum value with limited resources, it is crucial to determine what to develop first. This document presents a priority matrix that considers current strengths, market demand, and implementation difficulty, and organizes short-term, medium-term, and long-term roadmaps.

Additionally, we discuss project evaluation by Grok and publishing strategies (Note/Qiita/Zenn/GitHub), outlining a growth strategy for the entire ecosystem beyond just technical development.

Current Strengths

We analyze our strengths from three perspectives, drawing on the specialized knowledge and implementation assets accumulated through MCP development.

MCP Development Priority Matrix

To determine priorities for new MCP development, we conducted a matrix analysis using two axes: implementation difficulty and value/demand. The following chart shows the positioning of each MCP candidate.

Phased Roadmap

Phase 1: Foundation Strengthening (Short-term: 1-3 months)

Goal: Maximize utilization of existing MCPs, establish Skills/Agents

TaskStatusPriority
Documentation for existing MCP usageIn Progress5 stars
Create Translation Workflow SkillTODO4 stars
Define RFC Specialist Sub-agentTODO4 stars
Develop CLAUDE.md TemplatesTODO3 stars

Phase 2: Expansion (Medium-term: 3-6 months)

Goal: Build new MCPs, expand ecosystem

TaskStatusPriority
Build OpenAPI MCPConcept4 stars
Build OWASP MCPConcept4 stars
Build Angular MCPConcept3 stars
Enhance rfcxml-mcp featuresTODO3 stars

Phase 3: Deployment (Long-term: 6+ months)

Goal: Community contribution, expand specialized domains

TaskStatusPriority
ISO Standards MCPConcept2 stars
BIM/IFC MCPConcept2 stars
Healthcare MCP (HL7 FHIR)Concept1 star
Complete Note Article SeriesTODO3 stars

Detailed Roadmap

Phase 1 Details

Phase 2 Details

Priority Decision Criteria

Evaluation Axes

AxisDescriptionWeight
Fit with StrengthsCan we leverage existing knowledge/experience?30%
Immediate ImpactCan it deliver value quickly?25%
DemandAre there expected users?20%
Implementation DifficultyFeasibility15%
UniquenessPresence of competitors10%

Evaluation Examples

MCPStrengthsImmediate ImpactDemandDifficultyUniquenessTotal
OpenAPI MCPAAABC85
OWASP MCPBAABB80
Angular MCPABBBA75
ISO MCPCCBCB50
BIM/IFC MCPCCCCA45

Utilization Plan for Existing MCPs

rfcxml-mcp

InitiativeDetailsTiming
Documentation EnhancementAdd more usage examples to READMEPhase 1
Feature EnhancementCross-RFC search capabilityPhase 2
Integration EnhancementIntegration workflow with w3c-mcpPhase 2

xcomet-mcp-server

InitiativeDetailsTiming
Increase AwarenessPublish translation workflow case studiesPhase 1
PerformanceDocument GPU usagePhase 1
IntegrationIntegration Skill with DeepL MCPPhase 1

rxjs-mcp-server

InitiativeDetailsTiming
Pattern EnhancementMore use case patternsPhase 2
Angular IntegrationIntegration with Angular MCPPhase 2

Strategy Based on Grok's Evaluation

Potential of xcomet-mcp-server

"There is sufficient potential for this to take off within the next year" (Grok evaluation)

Actions:

  • Publish translation workflow case studies (Note)
  • Demo of DeepL + Claude + xCOMET
  • Outreach to Japanese-speaking and European communities

Potential of rfcxml-mcp

"Could surge if the protocol-understanding agent boom arrives after 2027" (Grok evaluation)

Actions:

  • Demos with hot RFCs (QUIC, HTTP/3, TLS 1.3)
  • Expand checklist generation examples
  • Establish implementation support workflow

Publishing Strategy

Note Article Plan

ThemeContentTiming
RFC x AIReading/interacting with RFCs via MCPPhase 1
Translation WorkflowDeepL + xCOMET in practicePhase 1
Democratization of KnowledgeThe essential value of MCPPhase 1
Agent DesignDistinguishing Skills/Agents/MCPsPhase 2

Principles for Technical Publishing

  1. Structure articles as Concept -> Implementation -> Results
  2. Show concrete deliverables (code, checklists)
  3. Clearly articulate value to the Japanese-speaking community

Risks and Countermeasures

RiskImpactCountermeasure
MCP Specification ChangesModifications to existing MCPsMonitor official specs, respond early
Emergence of Competing MCPsDifficulty differentiatingDifferentiate with unique value (Japanese, expertise)
Time ConstraintsSchedule delaysAdjust with Phase priorities
Misjudging DemandBuild without adoptionBuild small and validate

Success Metrics

Short-term (Phase 1)

  • [x] Complete documentation systematization
  • [ ] Define 3+ Skills/Agents
  • [x] Achieve usage in real projects

Medium-term (Phase 2)

  • [x] Release 2+ new MCPs → 4 released (w3c-mcp, epsg-mcp, pdf-spec-mcp, pdf-reader-mcp)
  • [ ] Reach 10+ total GitHub Stars
  • [ ] Publish 5+ Note articles
  • [x] Publish 4+ npm packages → 6 packages published

Long-term (Phase 3)

  • [x] Establish MCP ecosystem → 6 npm packages published
  • [ ] Gain community recognition
  • [ ] Receive external inquiries/contributions

Next Actions

Immediate Tasks

  1. Reflect this document on GitHub
  2. Create Translation Workflow Skill
  3. Define RFC Specialist Sub-agent

Tasks for This Month

  1. Write Note article on xcomet use cases
  2. Improve README for existing MCPs
  3. Create CLAUDE.md template

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