Teambition MCP. Manage your entire project lifecycle via natural conversation.

Yo, listen up. This Teambition MCP Server hooks your AI client right into Alibaba's Teambition platform. Forget opening up dashboards and clicking through endless menus; you just talk to it. Your agent handles the whole project lifecycle using natural language commands, making you look like a total boss.

When you use this server, your AI agent pulls all the heavy lifting for you. You never have to manually navigate anything again. It's basically a full-service project assistant built right into your chat or IDE.

To get started, your agent first shows you what’s going on in the whole organization. You can run get_org_info to grab basic details about the entire Teambition setup. If you need to see every single active project you've got access to, just call list_projects. That gives you a clean list of all the names and IDs for every accessible project.

When it comes to knowing who's on your team, there are a couple ways. You can use list_users to get a full directory listing of literally every single user account registered across the entire Teambition organization. Or, if you only care about who’s working on one specific job, list_members pulls all users explicitly tied to that project.

Need to dive deep into a single project? No sweat. The agent executes get_project, which fetches comprehensive details for any named project. This includes its full structure and stages. You can then drill down further by running list_task_groups to see the major sections or groups that contain tasks inside that specific project workflow.

If you want to know what steps are possible, list_stages shows all those defined stages within a group's task flow.

Managing the actual work is where this thing shines. You can check out every single task currently sitting in a designated project by using list_tasks. This gives you a full status report on everything that’s pending. If you spot a gap, or if someone needs to own something new, running create_task lets you build and submit an entirely new task record into Teambition for a specific project.

You can nail down the title, description, assignee, and due date right in your prompt.

And when things change? That’s where update_task comes in. Instead of logging in to manually edit something, you just tell your agent what needs fixing. It changes an existing task's properties—like updating its status, re-assigning ownership, or changing the due date—with a single command.

So yeah, you can list all available projects (list_projects), get detailed project data (get_project), build and assign tasks (create_task), update statuses or assignments (update_task), pull team rosters for the whole org (list_users) or just one job (list_members). You've got total control over the workflow hierarchy, too. By calling list_task_groups you navigate the main sections, and using list_stages shows those specific Kanban steps that make up a process.

The system lets you pull high-level organizational data with get_org_info, making sure everything stays visible and actionable without ever opening the web app.