Vikunja MCP Server

Vikunja MCP Server

Connects Claude to self-hosted Vikunja instances for conversational task and project management. Supports CRUD operations on projects and tasks, plus labels, comments, weekly reviews, calendar feeds, and task relations.

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vikunja-mcp

A remote MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that connects Claude to your self-hosted Vikunja instance. Add it as a custom connector in Claude.ai and manage your tasks conversationally.

Available tools

Tool Description
list_projects List all projects
get_project Get project details
create_project Create a new project
update_project Update a project
delete_project Delete a project
list_tasks List/filter/search tasks across all projects
get_task Get task details including comments
create_task Create a task in a project
update_task Update task properties
delete_task Delete a task
complete_task Mark a task as done
reopen_task Mark a task as not done
add_comment Add a comment to a task
list_labels List all labels
create_label Create a new label
add_label_to_task Attach a label to a task
remove_label_from_task Remove a label from a task
weekly_review Generate a weekly review summary
get_calendar Agenda view of tasks with due dates (overdue + upcoming)
create_relation Link two tasks (subtask, blocking, precedes, related, …)
remove_relation Remove a relation between two tasks
bulk_update_tasks Update multiple tasks at once (priority, status, dates, …)
get_notifications Get all notifications with unread count
create_filter Save a named filter for reuse
get_filter Get a saved filter by ID
update_filter Update a saved filter
delete_filter Delete a saved filter
get_calendar_events Events from configured .ics files and webcal feeds, grouped by day

Quick start

npm install
npm run build

export VIKUNJA_URL=https://your-vikunja-instance.example.com
export VIKUNJA_TOKEN=your-api-token
export MCP_AUTH_TOKEN=$(openssl rand -hex 32)
export PORT=9090

node build/index.js

Then add your server as a custom connector in Claude.ai under Settings > Connectors:

https://your-server.example.com/mcp?token=<MCP_AUTH_TOKEN>

See DEPLOY-UBERSPACE.md for a full deployment walkthrough on Uberspace.

Configuration

Variable Required Description
VIKUNJA_URL Yes Base URL of your Vikunja instance (no trailing slash)
VIKUNJA_TOKEN Yes API token from Vikunja Settings > API Tokens
MCP_AUTH_TOKEN Recommended Shared secret for the /mcp endpoint — see Auth
PORT No Port to listen on (default: 3000)
CALENDAR_ICS_FILES No Comma-separated paths to local .ics files
CALENDAR_ICS_URLS No Comma-separated webcal/https iCal subscription URLs

Auth

When MCP_AUTH_TOKEN is set, the server rejects any request to /mcp that does not include a matching ?token=… query parameter with a 401 Unauthorized response.

Generate a strong token:

openssl rand -hex 32

Add it to the connector URL in Claude.ai:

https://your-server.example.com/mcp?token=<your-token>

If MCP_AUTH_TOKEN is left unset the endpoint is open to anyone who can reach it — only do this on a private, firewalled network.

Calendar integration

The get_calendar_events tool reads events from any number of .ics sources and returns them grouped by day. When configured, weekly_review also shows a THIS WEEK'S CALENDAR section so your schedule and task backlog are reviewed together.

Posteo users: your webcal subscription URL is under Calendar Settings → iCal subscription. Add it to CALENDAR_ICS_URLS — no sync daemon needed.

export CALENDAR_ICS_URLS=webcal://posteo.de/calendars/you/personal

For multiple calendars, separate with commas:

export CALENDAR_ICS_URLS=webcal://posteo.de/calendars/you/personal,webcal://posteo.de/calendars/you/work

For local .ics files (e.g. synced from CalDAV via vdirsyncer):

export CALENDAR_ICS_FILES=/home/user/calendars/shifts.ics,/home/user/calendars/personal.ics

Both vars are optional. Calendar features are silently disabled when neither is set.

Vikunja task calendar feed

The server exposes a machine-readable iCal feed you can subscribe to in any calendar app:

webcal://your-server.example.com/calendar.ics

It includes all open tasks and tasks completed in the last 30 days that have a start date, due date, or end date. Subscribe once and your calendar app will poll it automatically.

Architecture

  • Transport: Streamable HTTP (stateless) — the current MCP standard for remote servers
  • Auth: Query-parameter token (MCP_AUTH_TOKEN) for the MCP endpoint; Vikunja API token for upstream API calls
  • Runtime: Node.js + Express
  • SDK: @modelcontextprotocol/sdk v1.x

Requirements

  • Node.js ≥ 18
  • A self-hosted Vikunja instance with an API token
  • A publicly-accessible URL for Claude.ai to reach the server

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