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"Task" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve detailed information about a specific task in Meilisearch by providing its unique task identifier (taskUid). Use this tool to monitor task progress and status updates.
    MIT
  • Manage persistent to-do items with priorities and sub-tasks across sessions, enabling agents to add, list, update, and delete them so open work remains visible to future agents.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Retrieve complete task details including content, status, assignees, attachments, and metadata from Dooray project management platform using task URLs or IDs.
    MIT
  • Remove a task and its checklist items from a Microsoft Todo list. Specify list and task IDs to permanently delete the task.
    MIT
  • Add, list, update, and visualize project items with kanban boards. Track status, priority, tags, and assignees in individual files for each item.
    AGPL 3.0
    Destructive

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    Elevate your LLM task management with Task Orchestrator, an MCP server that empowers you to define, organize, and track goals and tasks with hierarchical precision. Integrate intelligent task management into your workflow.
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    MIT

Matching MCP Connectors

  • Manage tasks across sessions: create, update, list, delete, or archive tasks. Updates sync with IDE tasks.md checkboxes and linked issue statuses.
    Apache 2.0
  • Remove completed tasks from your task list to maintain organization and free up space. Specify the task ID to delete specific entries.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a specific Google Tasks item by providing its task list ID and task ID to access detailed information through Claude's interface.
    MIT
  • Change task order in Google Tasks by moving a task to a new position within a list, optionally setting parent tasks or sibling order.
    MIT
  • Retrieve detailed information about a specific task or allocation using its task ID. Access task details including assignments and dates from your float.com projects.
    MIT
  • Modify any field of an existing task – including name, dates, hours, priority, status, and billable – by specifying the task ID.
    MIT
  • Delete a task or allocation from float.com by providing its task ID to remove it from the schedule.
    MIT
  • Create, query, update, log, summarize, export, or compress tasks to manage their lifecycle from start to finish.
    MIT
  • Create a new task allocation in Float by specifying project, person, task name, and start date. Optionally include end date, notes, estimated hours, priority, billable status, and task type.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a specific task by its ID for your Redis Cloud account using the Redis Cloud API MCP Server to manage and monitor task status and details efficiently.
    MIT