macOSでのBacklog MCP：4部構成の実践シリーズ

Four publication-ready tutorials for a MacBook Pro with Apple silicon running macOS Sequoia 15.5. The technical details and source links were checked on September 2, 2026.

The series

1. Using MCP Servers with Different AI Development Tools — transports, configuration scopes, portability, security, and a reusable setup strategy.
2. Using the Backlog MCP Server with Cursor — project and global configuration, verification, a ticket-to-code workflow, and Cursor-specific troubleshooting.
3. Using the Backlog MCP Server with PhpStorm and Junie — Junie’s current MCP settings, shared CLI/IDE configuration, a code-and-test workflow, and troubleshooting.
4. Using the Backlog MCP Server with Warp — Warp Drive, file-based MCP servers, Agent Mode, logs, and a terminal-centered workflow.

Editorial assumptions

• The examples use Nulab’s official backlog-mcp-server package, pinned to 0.20.0 for repeatable installs. The package currently requires Node.js 22 or newer.
• Local stdio is the default. It is simpler and safer for a single Mac than exposing an HTTP listener.
• The examples initially enable only the space, project, and issue toolsets. Add wiki, git, notifications, or document when the workflow actually needs them.
• Placeholder values such as YOUR-SPACE.backlog.com and YOUR_BACKLOG_API_KEY must be replaced locally. No credentials are included.
• Commands assume Homebrew’s Apple-silicon prefix, /opt/homebrew/bin. Run command -v npx and use the returned absolute path if yours differs.