super-productivity-mcp

super-productivity-mcp

Enables interaction with Super Productivity's local REST API to manage tasks, projects, and time tracking through natural language.

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super-productivity-mcp

An MCP server and two Claude skills for Super Productivity's Local REST API, plus a one-line installer so a teammate can onboard by pointing their Claude co-worker at this repo.

Super Productivity's API runs on http://127.0.0.1:3876, requires no auth (localhost-only), and must be turned on manually via Settings → Misc → Enable local REST API.

The two skills

  • super-productivity-onboarding — drives setup itself: detects the user's OS, briefs them on what it's about to install and why, gets explicit go-ahead, then installs Super Productivity (if missing), Bun, builds and registers the MCP server, installs both skills, and verifies everything works.
  • super-productivity-daily-schedule — day-to-day use: planning the day, adding/checking off tasks, time tracking, end-of-day review, via the sp_* MCP tools.

Onboard someone else

Point their Claude Code at the raw URL of ONBOARDING.md and ask it to follow the steps — it directs Claude to read and execute skill/onboarding/SKILL.md, which will:

  1. Detect their OS and brief them on the plan, then wait for a clear go-ahead before installing anything.
  2. Check for the Super Productivity desktop app (and open the download page if it's missing).
  3. Install Bun if needed (no admin rights required).
  4. Download this repo and compile the MCP server into a single standalone executable — no Node/Bun required at runtime after this.
  5. Install both Claude skills into ~/.claude/skills/.
  6. Register the server with Claude Code: claude mcp add -s user super-productivity -- <path-to-exe>.
  7. Ask the user to flip the "Enable local REST API" checkbox in the app's Settings — the one step that can't be scripted safely, since it's in-app UI state rather than a config file — then verify with sp_health.

Manual equivalent (Windows PowerShell):

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kailasas-auspicious/super-productivity-mcp/main/install/install.ps1 | iex

Manual equivalent (macOS/Linux):

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kailasas-auspicious/super-productivity-mcp/main/install/install.sh | bash

What's in here

  • src/ — the MCP server (TypeScript), wraps every endpoint of the Local REST API (sp_list_tasks, sp_create_task, sp_update_task, sp_start_task, sp_get_status, sp_list_projects, etc).
  • skill/onboarding/SKILL.md — drives first-time setup (OS detection, briefing, install, verify).
  • skill/daily-schedule/SKILL.md — day-to-day task/schedule management via the sp_* tools.
  • install/ — the underlying install scripts the onboarding skill runs.
  • ONBOARDING.md — a thin pointer for Claude, not a human, to the onboarding skill.

Local dev

bun install
bun run dev          # runs src/index.ts directly via tsx
bun run build        # tsc -> dist/
bun build ./src/index.ts --compile --outfile dist/super-productivity-mcp

Point Claude Code at your local build for testing:

claude mcp add -s user super-productivity -- bun run --cwd /path/to/super-productivity-mcp src/index.ts

Config

Set SP_API_URL if Super Productivity's API isn't on the default http://127.0.0.1:3876.

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