Claude & MCP
Planrotfish ships an MCP server, so an assistant can work with your actual plan rather than a description of it pasted into a chat. Claude connects as you, over OAuth, and gets nine specific tools — no more.
What you get
- Nine tools covering listing, creating, updating, moving and archiving work.
- A remote server over streamable HTTP — nothing to install locally.
- OAuth 2.1 with PKCE; you approve a consent screen and can revoke it any time.
- Acts as you, under the same row-level security that governs the app.
- Included in the plan — there is no separate AI add-on.
Why this beats pasting your to-do list into a chat
An assistant working from pasted text is working from a snapshot that was stale the moment you copied it, and whatever it decides stays trapped in the conversation. Over MCP it reads your data directly and writes back, so "move everything I finished into done and spread the rest across next week" is a single instruction that changes the real board.
There is no service account with broad access in the middle. The connection acts as you, so nothing is visible to the assistant that wouldn't be visible to you.
Setting it up
Create an account, then find it under Settings → MCP. Every connection is part of the single Pro plan at $4.99 per month — there is no per-integration pricing and nothing here is an upgrade.
Questions
Which assistants can connect?
Any MCP client that speaks streamable HTTP with OAuth 2.1, which includes Claude on the web as a custom connector and Claude Desktop. Because it is a remote server, nothing needs installing on your machine.
Can it change things or only read them?
Both. Reading answers questions like what's overdue; writing is where it earns its place — filing follow-ups from a meeting, re-prioritising a backlog, or moving finished work across the board in one instruction.
Can I revoke access?
At any time, from Settings. No password is ever shared with the assistant, and revoking consent cuts the connection immediately.