super-productivity-mcp
Enables interaction with Super Productivity's local REST API to manage tasks, projects, and time tracking through natural language.
README
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 thesp_*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:
- Detect their OS and brief them on the plan, then wait for a clear go-ahead before installing anything.
- Check for the Super Productivity desktop app (and open the download page if it's missing).
- Install Bun if needed (no admin rights required).
- Download this repo and compile the MCP server into a single standalone executable — no Node/Bun required at runtime after this.
- Install both Claude skills into
~/.claude/skills/. - Register the server with Claude Code:
claude mcp add -s user super-productivity -- <path-to-exe>. - 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 thesp_*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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