BasicOps MCP. Manage projects, tasks, and team data through conversation.
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BasicOps MCP Server centralizes project management, task tracking, and team communication. Use your AI client to programmatically manage project hierarchies, update task statuses, list team members, and access communication history—all without leaving your agent interface.
It keeps your entire workflow organized in one chat.
What your AI agents can do
Create project
Creates a new project within BasicOps.
Create task
Creates a new task and registers it in a specified project.
Get account info
Retrieves your personal profile and account information.
List all projects or sections, and programmatically create new project sections within the hierarchy.
Create new tasks, update task details, and manage their status, due dates, and assigned members.
Retrieve a list of all team members and access the full communication history tied to any specific task.
Programmatically organize and manage project sections to model specific operational sprints or phases.
Access high-fidelity metadata about your current workspace and list active webhooks for status reporting.
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019dd0c0create project
Creates a new project within BasicOps.
019dd0c0create task
Creates a new task and registers it in a specified project.
019dd0c0get account info
Retrieves your personal profile and account information.
019dd0c0get project
Fetches detailed information for a specific project.
019dd0c0get task
Retrieves all details for a single task ID.
019dd0c0list project sections
Lists all defined phases or sections within a project.
019dd0c0list project tasks
Retrieves a list of all tasks belonging to a specific project.
019dd0c0list projects
Gets a list of every project you have set up in BasicOps.
019dd0c0list task messages
Lists all the communication and comment history for a given task.
019dd0c0list team users
Retrieves a complete directory of all users on your team.
019dd0c0list webhooks
Shows all active webhooks connected to your workspace.
019dd0c0update task
Changes the status, assignee, or other key details of an existing task.
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What you can do with this MCP connector
BasicOps MCP Server lets your agent handle project management and team comms. You're running your whole workflow right here in the chat. You can manage everything without leaving your agent interface.
Managing Projects and Tasks
You can get a list of every project you've got set up using list_projects, or dive into a specific project with get_project. To see the whole structure, list_project_sections lists all defined phases or sections within a project, and you can even create new sections using create_project and create_task to build out the project hierarchy.
When you need to work on a task, you can use list_project_tasks to pull up all tasks for a given project. For details on one job, get_task pulls all the info for a single task ID, and you can create new ones with create_task and register them in a specific project.
You'll also need to keep things current; update_task changes a task's status, assignee, or other key details.
Team and Communication
Your agent can pull up a full directory of everyone on your team using list_team_users and also grab all the conversation history for a task with list_task_messages. You can check your own info with get_account_info.
Workspace Oversight
If you need to know what's happening under the hood, list_webhooks shows all active webhooks connected to your workspace. You can also check the general metadata about your workspace.
How BasicOps MCP Works
- 1 Subscribe to the BasicOps server and retrieve your Personal Access Token from the BasicOps settings (Settings > API).
- 2 Connect this token to your preferred AI client (Claude, Cursor, etc.).
- 3 Tell your agent what you need: 'List all active projects' or 'Update task X to complete.' The agent runs the tool and provides the result.
The bottom line is you treat your project management system like a conversation, telling your AI agent exactly what state changes or data lookups you need.
Who Is BasicOps MCP For?
This is for the Project Manager who gets tired of switching between the task board, the calendar, and the team directory. It's for the Operations Lead who needs to audit workspace metadata without touching the settings panel. It's for anyone who needs to treat project coordination like a natural conversation, keeping track of everything without the manual clicks.
Retrieves project summaries and updates task statuses using simple natural language commands.
Monitors team bandwidth and manages project sections without ever leaving the chat interface.
Automates the oversight of workspace metadata and task distribution through simple AI queries.
What Changes When You Connect
- The task status updates instantly. Instead of manually clicking a task card to move it from 'To Do' to 'In Progress,' just tell your agent to 'Update task X to complete.' The
update_tasktool handles the state change immediately. - Project oversight becomes a single query. You don't need to click through multiple tabs to see the big picture. Running
list_projectsgives you a list of every project, andget_projectlets you deep-dive into any one's structure. - Context never gets lost. Need to know what was decided about a feature? Use
list_task_messagesto pull up the entire communication history for task X, including technical notes from every team member. - Team visibility is instant. Don't guess who's available. Use
list_team_usersto see the complete directory of your team members, andget_account_infoto check your own profile details. - Audit your setup easily. Instead of logging into settings to check integrations, use
list_webhooksto see every active webhook and monitor your workspace's operational reporting. - Build complex workflows with simple commands. You can programmatically manage project phases by listing sections (
list_project_sections) and then directing your agent to create new phases.
Real-World Use Cases
Need to check project scope after a meeting
The PM just finished a planning session. They ask their agent, 'What are the current projects and what are their phases?' The agent runs list_projects and list_project_sections. The PM gets a clean overview of the whole project hierarchy, identifying if a new phase needs to be added before the next sprint starts.
Need to update a task status across multiple people
The Team Lead finishes reviewing the code for task 456. They tell their agent, 'Mark task 456 as approved and assign it to John.' The agent uses update_task to change the status and assignee immediately. The whole team sees the update without manual intervention.
Need to track down a specific decision
An Ops Lead is auditing a feature. They ask their agent to 'Show me all messages for task 456.' The agent runs list_task_messages, giving the full history. They can quickly find the technical note from two weeks ago that changed the original plan.
Need to see who worked on what
The PM needs to know if a key resource is available. They ask the agent to 'List all team users and their recent activity.' The agent uses list_team_users to pull the directory, allowing the PM to check bandwidth and assign work accurately.
The Tradeoffs
Manual Tab Switching
You jump between the Project Overview tab, the Task List tab, and the Team Directory just to build a simple project summary. This takes five minutes and forces you to copy/paste data into a spreadsheet.
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Instead, ask your agent to 'Give me a summary of the 'Marketing Launch' project, including its tasks and team members.' The agent runs get_project, list_project_tasks, and list_team_users in sequence and presents one consolidated answer.
Forgetting Context
You write down a task name, but when you get back to it a week later, you forget which project section it belonged to or who was assigned. The task sits in limbo.
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Use get_task to pull up the full details for that task ID. You instantly see its current status, its parent project, and the original due date, keeping the context clear.
Overwriting Data
You manually edit a task status, but then a teammate runs a bulk update, and your change gets overwritten, causing confusion and rework.
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Before making a change, ask your agent to run list_task_messages. Review the history to see who else has been working on the task and what the last official status change was.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this server if your primary pain point is managing the flow of work across multiple, siloed interfaces. You need to move from 'I have to open 5 different tabs to get this picture' to 'Tell my agent to tell me this picture.' This is ideal for Project Managers and Ops Leads who need to audit project metadata, check team availability, and update task states programmatically.
Don't use this if you only need to store simple, isolated data points or if your workflow doesn't involve state transitions (e.g., just reading a static database record). If your primary need is advanced data visualization or external financial reporting, you might need a specialized reporting tool instead.
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This server provides 12 capabilities that interface natively with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP client. No middleware. No custom integration required.
Available Capabilities
Juggling project status across multiple tabs is a time sink.
Today, getting a full picture of a project means manually checking the main project tab for overall status, then navigating to the tasks list to see individual progress, and finally jumping to the team directory to see who is actually assigned. It's a dozen clicks and three different data views just to write a status update in an email.
With the BasicOps MCP Server, you just ask your agent, 'What's the status of the Q3 rollout?' It runs the necessary tools—like `get_project` and `list_project_tasks`—and gives you a consolidated, real-time answer. You get the full project status in a single chat response.
BasicOps MCP Server: Update project tasks and sections.
You no longer have to manually change a task's status in the UI and then remember to notify the team in Slack. You tell your agent, 'Update task 456 to 'Review' and assign it to Jane.' The change happens immediately, and the whole record is updated.
This is how it should work: your agent acts as the backend API call stack. It executes the change via `update_task` and provides the confirmation, eliminating manual steps and data drift.
Common Questions About BasicOps MCP
How do I use the BasicOps MCP Server to list all my projects? +
You run the list_projects tool. This returns a list of every project ID and name you have created in your BasicOps workspace, giving you a high-level overview.
Can the BasicOps MCP Server update a task's due date? +
Yes, you use the update_task tool. You provide the task ID and the new due date, and the server updates the task record across BasicOps.
How do I check the communication history using BasicOps MCP Server? +
Use the list_task_messages tool. Give it a task ID, and it pulls the entire message thread, allowing you to see every comment and status change that happened.
Can I use BasicOps MCP Server to see team members? +
Yes, run list_team_users. This tool provides a complete directory of every user on your team, so you know who to assign the next task to.
How do I use the BasicOps MCP Server to list project sections? +
You use the list_project_sections tool to view the full project hierarchy. This shows you all phases and sections within a project, letting you organize your workflow programmatically.
How do I use the BasicOps MCP Server to create a task? +
You call the create_task tool with the necessary details. This registers a new task in BasicOps and allows you to set its priority, due date, and initial description instantly.
How do I use the BasicOps MCP Server to list all projects? +
The list_projects tool shows every project in your BasicOps workspace. It provides the names and IDs so your agent knows what projects are available for work.
How do I use the BasicOps MCP Server to get project details? +
The get_project tool retrieves specific, high-fidelity metadata for a single project. This lets your agent read project scope, owners, and key details on demand.
How do I find my BasicOps Personal Access Token? +
Log in to your account, navigate to Settings > API, and generate a new Personal Access Token for your integration.
What is a Project Section via AI? +
Sections allow your agent to group related tasks into specific phases, sprints, or categories within a larger project programmatically.
How do I list team members programmatically? +
Use the list_users tool to retrieve your complete organizational directory including high-fidelity names and email addresses.
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