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0.x — pre-release, no compatibility promise yet.What this means

What this is: a Model Context Protocol server that lets an AI assistant or agent work in Taskadence for you. When you need it: you want Claude, Cursor or another MCP client to look up, create or update tasks without leaving the conversation.

Terminal window
claude mcp add --transport http taskadence "https://api.taskadence.com/mcp"
Your AI clientClaude · Cursor · …Local packagenpx · uvx (stdio)Taskadence MCPtools · resourcesAPI/v1Your orgtasks · projectstool callyour scopesthe same tools
The MCP server speaks to Taskadence only through the API
  • Find and read work — search tasks, open one, list yours or a project’s.
  • Create and change it — new tasks, status and assignee changes, comments, filing a task under a project.
  • Stay in control — the client acts within the scopes you approve, and a task an agent creates waits for a person to review it.

That is 52 tools in 12 groups — see the tools reference.

The remote server is one URL that every client shares, over Streamable HTTP: you add it, sign in to Taskadence, choose your organization and approve the scopes — nothing to install. Clients that can only start a local process use a stdio package instead, npx -y @taskadence/mcp or uvx taskadence-mcp, which proxies the remote server — so the same tools — and signs in with an access token. Either way the server works through the Taskadence API, so the same scopes, rate limits and audit trail apply as to any other integration.