Task management platform designed for AI assistants to track projects and execute tasks via Model Context Protocol.
Connect AI agents like Claude and Cursor directly to your project tracking software and team task workflows.
todo-for-ai is an open-source task management platform built specifically for AI agents and human teams to work together. It uses the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to let AI assistants create, update, and manage tasks directly inside your workflows. You should use it if you want to grant your local AI tools direct access to project state and task queues.
The system combines a Flask API backend, a React web interface, and an MCP server node package to manage project items. AI agents read task contexts, prioritize backlog entries, and update statuses automatically as work completes. You can manage access via API keys, link GitHub OAuth, and trigger automated end-to-end task validation scripts.
This tool suits software developers, project leads, and teams building workflows with MCP-compatible assistants like Claude Desktop or Cursor. It is not suitable for non-technical users who want a simple drag-and-drop web app without configuring servers or database connections.
Exposes project data and task controls to AI tools using standard MCP client configurations.
Allows AI assistants to autonomously create, re-prioritize, and complete tasks based on context.
Separates the system into dedicated repositories for the API server, webpage dashboard, and MCP server.
Includes scripts to verify task execution and completion directly within local container environments.
todo-for-ai is free under the Apache-2.0 license. You can test the interface for free on their hosted preview site, but deploying your own instance requires covering your own server and MySQL hosting costs.
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You add the @todo-for-ai/mcp command into your mcpServers JSON configuration file along with your local API URL and key.
Yes, the backend API requires a running MySQL database host passed via the DATABASE_URL environment variable.
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