ClickUp MCP Server

ClickUp MCP Server

Enables AI agents to interact with ClickUp tasks, spaces, lists, and folders through the Model Context Protocol, supporting task creation, updates, moves, duplicates, and workspace organization.

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ClickUp MCP Server

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for integrating ClickUp tasks with AI applications. This server allows AI agents to interact with ClickUp tasks, spaces, lists, and folders through a standardized protocol.

Features

  • 🔄 Resource Management

    • List and read ClickUp tasks as resources
    • View task details, status, and assignments
    • Access task history and relationships
  • 📂 Workspace Organization

    • Create and manage spaces
    • Create, update, and delete folders
    • Create and manage lists (in spaces or folders)
    • Flexible identification using IDs or names
  • ✨ Task Operations

    • Create single or bulk tasks
    • Move tasks between lists
    • Duplicate tasks
    • Set priorities and due dates
    • Assign team members
  • 📊 Information Retrieval

    • Get complete hierarchy of spaces, folders, and lists with IDs
    • List available statuses
    • Find items by name (case-insensitive)
    • View task relationships
  • 🔍 Smart Name Resolution

    • Use names instead of IDs for lists and folders
    • Global search across all spaces
    • Case-insensitive matching
    • Automatic location of items
  • 📝 AI Integration

    • Generate task descriptions with AI
    • Summarize tasks and analyze priorities
    • Get AI-powered task recommendations
  • 🔒 Security

    • Secure API key management
    • Environment-based configuration

Installation

Using npx (Recommended)

npx @taazkareem/clickup-mcp-server

Global Installation

npm install -g @taazkareem/clickup-mcp-server

Configuration

  1. Get your ClickUp API key from ClickUp Settings
  2. Create a .env file:
CLICKUP_API_KEY=your_api_key_here
TEAM_ID=your_team_id_here

Using with Cursor AI Composer

To add this server to Cursor AI Composer, follow these steps:

  1. Go to the Features section in the settings.
  2. Add the following command under MCP Servers:
npx -y @taazkareem/clickup-mcp-server \
  --env CLICKUP_API_KEY=your_api_key_here \
  --env TEAM_ID=your_team_id_here
  1. Replace your_api_key_here and your_team_id_here with your actual ClickUp credentials.
  2. Click on 'Save' to add the server.

You can get these values from:

  • CLICKUP_API_KEY: Get from ClickUp Settings > Apps
  • TEAM_ID: Your ClickUp Team ID (found in the URL when viewing your workspace or via API)

Security Note: Your API key will be stored securely and will not be exposed to AI models.

Available Tools

  1. workspace_hierarchy

    • Lists complete hierarchy of the ClickUp workspace
    • Shows spaces, folders, and lists with their IDs
    • Shows available statuses for each list
    • Provides a tree view of your workspace organization
    • No parameters required
  2. create_task

    • Creates a new task in ClickUp
    • Required parameters:
      • name: Name of the task
    • Optional parameters:
      • listId: ID of the list (optional if listName provided)
      • listName: Name of the list (optional if listId provided)
      • description: Task description
      • status: Task status
      • priority: Priority level (1-4)
      • dueDate: Due date (ISO string)
      • assignees: Array of user IDs
  3. create_bulk_tasks

    • Creates multiple tasks simultaneously in a list
    • Required parameters:
      • tasks: Array of task objects, each containing:
        • name: Name of the task (required)
        • description: Task description (optional)
        • status: Task status (optional)
        • priority: Priority level 1-4 (optional)
        • dueDate: Due date ISO string (optional)
        • assignees: Array of user IDs (optional)
    • Optional parameters:
      • listId: ID of the list (optional if listName provided)
      • listName: Name of the list (optional if listId provided)
  4. create_list

    • Creates a new list in a space
    • Required parameters:
      • name: Name of the list
    • Optional parameters:
      • spaceId: ID of the space (optional if spaceName provided)
      • spaceName: Name of the space (optional if spaceId provided)
      • content: List description
      • status: List status
      • priority: Priority level (1-4)
      • dueDate: Due date (ISO string)
  5. create_folder

    • Creates a new folder in a space
    • Required parameters:
      • name: Name of the folder
    • Optional parameters:
      • spaceId: ID of the space (optional if spaceName provided)
      • spaceName: Name of the space (optional if spaceId provided)
      • override_statuses: Whether to override space statuses
  6. create_list_in_folder

    • Creates a new list within a folder
    • Required parameters:
      • name: Name of the list
    • Optional parameters:
      • folderId: ID of the folder (optional if using folderName)
      • folderName: Name of the folder
      • spaceId: ID of the space (required if using folderName)
      • spaceName: Name of the space (alternative to spaceId)
      • content: List description
      • status: List status
  7. move_task

    • Moves a task to a different list
    • Required parameters:
      • taskId: ID of the task to move
    • Optional parameters:
      • listId: ID of destination list (optional if listName provided)
      • listName: Name of destination list (optional if listId provided)
  8. duplicate_task

    • Creates a copy of a task in a specified list
    • Required parameters:
      • taskId: ID of the task to duplicate
    • Optional parameters:
      • listId: ID of destination list (optional if listName provided)
      • listName: Name of destination list (optional if listId provided)
  9. update_task

    • Updates an existing task
    • Required parameters:
      • taskId: ID of the task to update
    • Optional parameters:
      • name: New task name
      • description: New description
      • status: New status
      • priority: New priority level (1-4)
      • dueDate: New due date (ISO string)

Available Prompts

  1. summarize_tasks

    • Provides a comprehensive summary of tasks
    • Groups tasks by status
    • Highlights priorities and deadlines
    • Suggests task relationships
  2. analyze_priorities

    • Analyzes task priority distribution
    • Identifies misaligned priorities
    • Suggests priority adjustments
    • Recommends task sequencing
  3. generate_description

    • Helps generate detailed task descriptions
    • Includes:
      • Clear objectives
      • Success criteria
      • Required resources
      • Dependencies
      • Potential risks

Name Resolution

Most tools support finding items by either ID or name:

  • Spaces can be referenced by spaceId or spaceName
  • Folders can be referenced by folderId or folderName (with space information)
  • Lists can be referenced by listId or found within spaces/folders

Name matching is case-insensitive for convenience.

Error Handling

The server provides clear error messages for common scenarios:

  • Missing required parameters
  • Invalid IDs or names
  • Items not found
  • Permission issues
  • API errors

Development

  1. Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/taazkareem/clickup-mcp-server.git
cd clickup-mcp-server
  1. Install dependencies:
npm install
  1. Start in development mode:
npm run dev

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please read our Contributing Guide for details.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

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