Todoist MCP Server: connect Todoist to Claude, ChatGPT and Codex

• Shows tasks due today, this week or in any date range, overdue included

  Lists your tasks for a date range. Asking for today also includes anything overdue, and by default it leaves out tasks assigned to other people.

  Try: “What do I have due today, including anything overdue?”

  Network · find-tasks-by-date

• Finds tasks by keyword, project, label, assignee or a saved filter

  Searches your tasks by text, by project or section, by who they are assigned to, by label, or with a Todoist filter you have saved or describe.

  Try: “Find all my tasks labelled waiting in the Work project.”

  Network · find-tasks

• Gives a quick summary of your account or one project

  Returns a readable overview of your projects, or of one project's sections and tasks, so the assistant can see the big picture before acting.

  Try: “Give me an overview of my Home Renovation project.”

  Network · get-overview

• Lists your projects or finds one by name, archived ones included

  Lists your active projects or searches them by name. It can also include archived projects when you ask.

  Try: “Show me all my projects, including archived ones.”

  Network · find-projects

• Opens one task, project, section or comment with all its details

  Gets the full details of a single task, project, section or comment, and can include its subtasks or sub-projects.

  Try: “Show me everything about the 'Book flights' task, including its subtasks.”

  Network · fetch-object

• Lists or searches the sections inside a project

  Finds sections in a project by name.

  Try: “What sections are in my Website refresh project?”

  Network · find-sections

• Reads the comments on a task or project

  Gets the comments on a task or project, or one comment by itself.

  Try: “Read me the comments on the 'Q4 budget' task.”

  Network · find-comments

• Opens a file attached to a comment, such as an image or PDF

  Opens a file that someone attached to a Todoist comment. Images and text come back directly so the assistant can read them.

  Try: “Open the PDF attached to the latest comment on the contract task.”

  Network · view-attachment

• Lists your labels, including labels shared with you

  Lists your personal labels and the shared labels used on tasks shared with you, and can search them by name.

  Try: “Which labels do I have?”

  Network · find-labels

• Lists your saved filters or finds one by name

  Lists your saved filter views, such as 'today & p1', or finds one by name.

  Try: “Show me my saved filters.”

  Network · find-filters

• Shows the reminders set on a task

  Lists every reminder on a task, including location reminders, or one reminder by itself.

  Try: “What reminders are set on my dentist appointment task?”

  Network · find-reminders

• Lists tasks completed in a date range, 7 days by default

  Lists tasks that were completed between two dates, for you or for collaborators. It covers the last 7 days if you give no dates.

  Try: “Which tasks did the team complete in the Launch project last week?”

  Network · find-completed-tasks

• Reads the activity log of who changed or completed what, and when

  Reads the activity log to see what was added, changed or completed, by whom and when. This is the reliable way to answer what you finished, including recurring tasks.

  Try: “Using my Todoist activity log, what did I complete yesterday?”

  Network · find-activity

• Looks up people you share projects with by name or email

  Finds a teammate or collaborator by name or email so tasks can be assigned to them or their work looked up.

  Try: “Who is Carrie on my shared projects?”

  Network · find-project-collaborators

• Lists your team workspaces and your role in each

  Lists the Todoist team workspaces you belong to, with their plan and your role.

  Try: “Which Todoist workspaces am I in?”

  Network · list-workspaces

• Shows your completion counts, goal streaks and karma

  Reports how many tasks you completed per day and week, your goal streaks and your karma trend. It does not list the tasks themselves.

  Try: “How is my productivity streak looking this month?”

  Network · get-productivity-stats

• Shows whether a project is on track or at risk

  Gives a project's health status, from excellent to critical, with its completion progress and optional detail.

  Try: “Is the Website refresh project on track?”

  Network · get-project-health

• Shows how many tasks a project completes per day or week

  Gives daily, and optionally weekly, completion counts for a project over 1 to 12 weeks to show trends.

  Try: “How many tasks did we finish in the Launch project each week this quarter?”

  Network · get-project-activity-stats

• Summarizes health and progress across a team workspace

  Rolls up health and progress across all projects in a workspace, or the ones you pick.

  Try: “Give me a health overview of every project in our Marketing workspace.”

  Network · get-workspace-insights

• Adds one or more tasks, with dates, priorities and assignees

  Creates new tasks in a project, section or under a parent task, and can assign them to collaborators.

  Try: “Add 'Send invoice to Acme' to my Work project, due Friday, priority 1.”

  Write · add-tasks

• Marks tasks as done

  Completes one or more tasks. A recurring task moves on to its next date.

  Try: “Mark 'Pay rent' as done.”

  Write · complete-tasks

• Moves tasks to new dates and keeps their repeat schedules

  Changes the due date of tasks without breaking recurring schedules. Use this instead of editing the date.

  Try: “Reschedule my Weekly Review to Friday.”

  Write · reschedule-tasks

• Edits tasks: title, description, dates, priority or assignee

  Changes existing tasks, such as their wording, priority, dates or assignee. Changing a recurring task's date this way removes its repeat.

  Try: “Change the priority of 'Draft proposal' to 2 and add a note about the client call.”

  Write · update-tasks

• Reopens tasks that were marked done

  Reopens completed tasks so they show up as open again.

  Try: “Reopen the 'Call the bank' task I completed by mistake.”

  Write · uncomplete-tasks

• Creates new projects

  Creates one or more new projects.

  Try: “Create a project called Website refresh.”

  Write · add-projects

• Adds sections to a project

  Creates new sections inside projects.

  Try: “Add sections Content, Design and Launch to the Website refresh project.”

  Write · add-sections

• Adds comments to tasks or projects and can notify people

  Posts comments on tasks or projects, and can notify the collaborators you name.

  Try: “Comment on the 'Q4 budget' task that the numbers are final and notify Ana.”

  Write · add-comments

• Creates new labels

  Creates one or more personal labels.

  Try: “Create a label called waiting.”

  Write · add-labels

• Creates saved filter views

  Creates saved filter views that use Todoist's query syntax.

  Try: “Create a filter that shows overdue priority 1 tasks.”

  Write · add-filters

• Sets reminders on tasks, by time or by location

  Adds reminders to tasks: some minutes before the due time, at a set date and time, or when you reach a place.

  Try: “Remind me 30 minutes before my dentist appointment.”

  Write · add-reminders

• Assigns, unassigns or reassigns tasks in bulk

  Assigns several tasks to someone at once, or removes or changes the assignee. New assignees are notified, and you can preview the changes first.

  Try: “Reassign all of Ben's open tasks in the Launch project to Carrie.”

  Write · manage-assignments

• Edits project names, colors and other settings

  Changes existing projects, such as their name or color.

  Try: “Rename the Home project to Home and Garden.”

  Write · update-projects

• Renames or edits sections

  Changes existing sections in a project.

  Try: “Rename the Design section to Visual design.”

  Write · update-sections

• Edits existing comments

  Changes the text of existing comments. Editing does not send notifications.

  Try: “Fix the typo in my last comment on the budget task.”

  Write · update-comments

• Renames or recolors labels

  Changes your labels' name, color, order or favorite status. Shared labels can only be renamed.

  Try: “Rename the label waiting to blocked.”

  Write · update-labels

• Edits saved filters

  Changes existing saved filters.

  Try: “Change my Urgent filter to also include tasks due tomorrow.”

  Write · update-filters

• Changes existing reminders

  Changes the time or place of reminders that are already set.

  Try: “Move the reminder on my dentist task to one hour before.”

  Write · update-reminders

• Archives or unarchives a project

  Archives a finished project, or brings an archived one back.

  Try: “Archive the Q3 Launch project.”

  Write · project-management

• Moves a project between your personal space and a team workspace

  Moves a project from your personal projects into a team workspace, or back.

  Try: “Move my Website refresh project into the Marketing workspace.”

  Write · project-move

• Reorders projects or sections, or nests projects

  Changes the order of projects or sections, and can move a personal project under another one.

  Try: “Put the Launch section first in the Website refresh project.”

  Write · reorder-objects

• Exports a project as a template file or share link

  Turns a project into a Todoist template, as CSV text or a shareable link. The project itself is not changed.

  Try: “Export my Onboarding project as a template I can share.”

  Network · export-project-template

• Adds a template's tasks and sections into a project

  Imports a template's tasks, sections and comments into an existing project. This cannot be undone.

  Try: “Import the onboarding template into my new hire project.”

  Write · import-project-template

• Runs a fresh health check on a project

  Starts a new health analysis for a project when the stored one is out of date.

  Try: “Re-check the health of the Website refresh project.”

  Write · analyze-project-health

• Deletes a task, project, section, comment, label, filter or reminder

  Permanently removes any kind of Todoist item by its ID. A workspace project must be archived before it can be deleted.

  Try: “Delete the 'Old ideas' project.”

  Delete · delete-object

• Used by the assistant behind the scenes

  Checks your account details, timezone, goals and plan

  Gets your name, timezone, week start, goal progress and Todoist plan so the assistant can handle dates and know who you are.

  Try: “Which Todoist account am I connected to?”

  Network · user-info

• Searches tasks and projects for ChatGPT's search feature

  A search tool in the format ChatGPT expects; it returns matching tasks and projects with links.

  Try: “Search Todoist for anything about the conference.”

  Network · search

• Opens a task or project for ChatGPT's search feature

  A fetch tool in the format ChatGPT expects; it returns the full contents of a task or project found by search.

  Try: “Open the conference planning project.”

  Network · fetch

Watch out for

• It can delete tasks and projects, not just read them

  One tool deletes any kind of item, and sign-in grants read and write to your whole account. Keep your assistant's approval prompts on for changes. todoist.com

• It sees every project, personal and team

  No setting limits a connection to chosen projects or one workspace. To keep personal projects out, connect a separate account that is a guest on the team projects. github.com

• Local package only: old web mode was open to websites

  This affects the self-hosted package, not the hosted server: its web mode up to version 10.3.2 could be reached by a malicious website. If you run it locally, update to 10.3.3 or later. github.com

• Changing a recurring task's date drops the repeat

  Ask the assistant to reschedule the task instead of changing its date. If the repeat is already gone, set it again in the task's date field. todoist.com

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