Taskworld MCP for AI. Manage projects and tasks in conversation.
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How this MCP server connects to your AI agent
Taskworld connects your AI agent to project management workflows, letting you manage workspaces, create projects, and track tasks without leaving your chat interface.
Your agent can list all accessible workspaces, update task assignees, or post comments on a specific project—all from natural language prompts.
What AI agents can do with Taskworld Automation
List comments
Gets every comment posted on a specific task, providing the full history.
Complete task
Marks a specified task as finished in Taskworld.
Create comment
Posts a new comment to a specific task or project thread.
Lists all Taskworld workspaces you have access to, helping your agent narrow down where it needs to focus.
Creates new projects or modifies existing ones—like changing the title or marking the entire project as finished using update_project.
Creates tasks, retrieves lists of active tasks within a project (list_tasks), or updates task properties like assignees and due dates.
Retrieves comments on any given task to maintain conversation history, or gets full task lists for oversight.
Posts new messages directly onto a specific project or task thread without needing to open the Taskworld UI.
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What AI agents can do with Taskworld MCP Server: 12 Tools for Project Ops
Use these tools to manage every aspect of your workflow—from listing workspaces to marking tasks as complete.
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Gets every comment posted on a specific task, providing the full history.
Complete Task
Marks a specified task as finished in Taskworld.
Create Comment
Posts a new comment to a specific task or project thread.
Create Project
Creates an entirely new project within Taskworld.
Create Task
Generates and adds a brand new task to a specified project.
Get Workspace
Retrieves detailed information for one specific Taskworld workspace.
Login
Authenticates the agent by obtaining a necessary access token for Taskworld.
List Projects
Lists all projects housed within a given workspace.
List Tasks
Retrieves a list of every task associated with a specific project ID.
Update Project
Changes project details, like updating the title or marking the entire project as...
Update Task
Modifies a task's properties, such as changing the assignee, due date, or title.
List Workspaces
Lists all available Taskworld workspaces that your account can access.
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Juggling Tabs and Status Updates, Solved with Vinkius AI Gateway
Today, updating a simple task status means opening the PM tool, finding the right project board, drilling down to the card, clicking 'Assignee,' selecting a new person, and then hitting save. This process takes five clicks and forces you out of whatever flow state you're in.
With this MCP server, your agent handles it all. You just type: 'Move task 456 to John Smith.' Done. The action is executed instantly via the `update_task` tool, giving you the update without ever opening a new browser tab.
Taskworld MCP Server: Task & Project Ops
Previously, if your team found an issue while coding—say, a dependency was wrong—the process involved writing down the bug in a separate tool (like Slack or email) and hoping someone saw it. Nothing was automatically linked to the actual project scope.
Now, you can use `create_comment` directly through your agent. The comment is attached instantly to the correct task, maintaining a clear, auditable record right where the work lives.
What your AI can actually do with this
Listen up. This server connects your AI agent right into Taskworld, giving it the muscle to handle projects and tasks—all from plain language prompts. You don't gotta open a web browser or click through menus; you just talk to your agent, and it gets the job done in your workspace.
To get started, your agent first needs credentials. It runs login to grab an access token for Taskworld, making sure everything else works smoothly after that initial handshake. Once authenticated, your agent can map out what's available: you can use list_workspaces to see every workspace your account has access to.
If you need the specifics on one location, calling get_workspace pulls all the detailed information for that single Taskworld workspace.
When it comes to organizing work, things get real. Your agent handles project lifecycle management. You can kick off a whole new effort by running create_project. Need to change something about an existing project—maybe rename it or mark the whole thing as finished? The update_project tool lets you manage those details easily.
Meanwhile, your agent can list all the projects inside any workspace using list_projects, giving you a full rundown of what's running.
Managing the actual tasks is where this server shines. First, to get oversight, you can run list_tasks against a specific project ID to see every task that’s currently active on it. If a new job pops up, your agent can generate and add a brand new item using create_task. You don't just list tasks; you manage them.
You can use update_task to change critical properties—like shifting the due date, reassigning the task owner, or tweaking the title itself. When a job is done, your agent marks it complete by calling complete_task, updating its status instantly.
For keeping tabs on progress and history, you've got two tools. You can use list_comments to grab every single message posted on either a task or an entire project thread, giving you the whole conversation history right away. If someone needs to talk about it—say, they found a bug or need clarification—your agent posts that comment directly into the flow using create_comment.
This means all communication stays exactly where it belongs: attached to the specific task or project.
Basically, your AI client uses this server to handle everything from initial setup and discovery (list_workspaces, get_workspace) to building out structure (create_project), assigning work (create_task, update_task), tracking progress (complete_task), and keeping the communication loop closed by posting or retrieving messages (create_comment, list_comments). You'll be able to manage your whole operational pipeline without ever leaving your chat window.
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Here's how it actually works
The bottom line is: you talk to your AI client, it runs the tool, and the tool talks back to you with specific project data.
Subscribe to the Taskworld server and provide your Personal Access Token.
Your AI client calls the tool (e.g., list_workspaces) by passing a natural language request.
The server executes the action, returns structured data (like a list of projects or tasks), and your agent reports the results back to you.
Who is this actually for?
Project Managers who spend too much time switching between PM tools and communication platforms. Developers stuck in their IDEs who need to update task status without context-switching. Team Leads who have to manually track dependencies across multiple workstreams.
Uses this to check overall project health, listing all active tasks via list_tasks or updating statuses using update_project when a milestone hits.
Keeps their focus in the IDE while running agent commands like create_task or create_comment to document API changes right next to the code block.
Orchestrates team efforts by listing all available workspaces (list_workspaces) and assigning tasks to specific members using update_task.
What Changes When You Connect
Update Statuses Instantly: Instead of logging into Taskworld to change a task’s assignee or mark it done, you simply ask your agent. It uses update_task or complete_task directly from your chat window.
Keep the Conversation Going: You don't have to leave your coding environment just to update teammates. Use create_comment to post status updates right alongside your code.
See Everything at a Glance: Need to know what projects exist? Run list_workspaces first, then use list_projects to map out all the current initiatives in one go.
Build Tasks on Demand: When a developer finishes a piece of work, they can tell their agent to run create_task, setting due dates and owners right away. No manual ticket creation needed.
Audit Project Scope: Need to know which tasks are assigned to the 'API' feature? Run list_tasks for that project ID; it gives you a clean list of everything needing attention.
See it in action
The Daily Standup Report
A Team Lead needs to report the status of three projects. Instead of opening three different dashboards, they prompt their agent: 'What's the status on Project Alpha and Beta?' The agent runs list_tasks for both, pulls key details, and summarizes it instantly.
The Late-Night Follow Up
A developer finished a complex API endpoint but needs to document the change. They tell their agent: 'Create a new task for documentation on Endpoint X.' The agent runs create_task and sets the due date, ensuring nothing slips through the cracks.
The Project Handover
A PM is leaving a project. They ask their agent: 'List all projects in the Engineering team workspace.' The agent runs list_workspaces and then list_projects, giving them a clean, auditable list to hand off.
The Accountability Check
A manager needs to see who owns a specific feature. They tell their agent: 'Show me all tasks for the user story on authentication.' The agent runs list_tasks and provides the full list, identifying ownership via update_task details.
The honest tradeoffs
Manual status updates
Opening Taskworld in a separate tab, navigating to the project, finding the specific task, and then manually clicking 'Mark Complete' or editing the assignee.
Don't click anything. Just tell your agent: 'Complete task 9001.' The agent runs complete_task for you, keeping you in your current window.
Forgetting context on comments
Typing a note into a random chat channel or an email thread that relates to the task but doesn't live inside Taskworld.
Use create_comment directly through your agent. It ensures the conversation lives exactly where it needs to be: on the specific project or task.
Trying to find a tool just by its name
Asking the agent, 'What are the things I can do?' (Too vague).
Be specific. Instead of general questions, ask for actions: 'List all projects in the Marketing Dept workspace' (using list_projects after identifying the workspace with get_workspace).
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this Taskworld server if your primary bottleneck is context switching—meaning you have to leave your code editor or chat app just to update a status in a separate PM tool. This server lets your agent handle all the CRUD actions (create, read, update, delete) for tasks and projects.
Don't use this if your main need is deep reporting or complex resource allocation across multiple software suites (e.g., linking task completion to Jira tickets and Salesforce records). For that, you might need an integration layer built around specialized event sourcing models or a dedicated enterprise API connector. This server works best when Taskworld is the single source of truth for your project status.
Questions you might have
How do I get started with Taskworld using the create_task tool? +
First, run list_workspaces to identify your workspace ID. Then, use a natural language prompt like: 'Create a task called X for Project Y.' The agent handles the rest.
Is there a way to check all projects in my account? (list_projects) +
You must first tell your agent which workspace you want to check. Run list_workspaces, then use the ID from that list when asking it to run list_projects.
What's the difference between create_task and update_task? +
create_task makes a brand new item on the board. update_task changes properties of an existing task, like changing its assignee or setting a new due date.
Can I list all my projects with one command? (list_projects) +
No. You first need to run list_workspaces and select the correct workspace ID before running list_projects. The tools are scoped by workspace.
What's the first step before I can use any task management tools like `create_project`? +
You must run the login tool first. This action authenticates your connection and provides a necessary access token. You need this token to authorize all subsequent calls, whether you’re listing workspaces or creating tasks.
If I want to track changes on a specific task, how do I use the `list_comments` tool? +
The list_comments tool fetches every comment associated with a single task ID. It doesn't just show the latest one; it pulls the complete conversation history for that specific item.
How do I find all my available workspaces before listing projects using `list_projects`? +
list_workspaces shows you every high-level container Taskworld uses. You must select a workspace ID first, as subsequent tools like list_projects operate within that defined scope.
What happens if I run the `update_task` tool with an incorrect assignee or due date format? +
The system validates your input against Taskworld's required schema. If any field is formatted incorrectly, the tool will fail and return a specific error message detailing which piece of data needs fixing.
Can I update task points and due dates through the AI? +
Yes! You can use the update_task tool to modify task properties including titles, descriptions, assignees, due dates, and points.
How do I see the discussion or comments on a specific task? +
Simply use the list_comments tool with the specific Task ID. The AI will retrieve all comments associated with that task.
Is it possible to create a new project directly from the chat? +
Yes, the create_project tool allows you to instantiate a new project within a specific workspace by providing a title.
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