ClickUp MCP Server
Community MCP server for ClickUp — tasks, lists, time tracking, and reminders for AI agents.
ClickUp MCP Server is a community MCP server for ClickUp — tasks, lists, time tracking, and reminders for AI agents. Community-built MCP server that exposes ClickUp tasks, lists, time tracking, and reminders to AI agents.
About ClickUp MCP Server
ClickUp MCP Server is a community-built Model Context Protocol server that exposes ClickUp tasks, lists, time tracking, and reminders to AI agents. It lets an AI client read and act on ClickUp data through the protocol.
It gives direct agent access to four ClickUp areas — tasks, lists, time tracking, and reminders — with cross-platform support for macOS, Windows, and Linux plus a CLI interface. It's free to use with no paid tier.
It fits ClickUp users who want an agent to work with those four areas and are comfortable with a community project. It's a weaker fit if you need broader ClickUp coverage, since features stop at those four areas, or if you want vendor-backed reliability, since as a community-maintained project its support quality, documentation, and update cadence may be inconsistent compared with a vendor-official tool.
Compared with other ClickUp integrations, this is a free community MCP bridge scoped to a defined set of operations rather than an official, full-coverage connector.
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What it does well
- Community-built MCP server that exposes ClickUp tasks, lists, time tracking, and reminders to AI agents.
- Cross-platform support for macOS, Windows, and Linux with a CLI interface.
- Free to use with no paid pricing tier.
- Implements the Model Context Protocol to let AI agents read and act on ClickUp data.
Where it falls short
- Community-maintained project, so support quality, documentation, and update cadence may be inconsistent compared to a vendor-official tool.
- Feature coverage is limited to the four areas listed: tasks, lists, time tracking, and reminders.
Tagged
- CLI
- MCP Support
- Agentic Mode
- Free
- Open Source
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</a>Frequently asked questions
- What is ClickUp MCP Server?
- ClickUp MCP Server is a community MCP server for ClickUp — tasks, lists, time tracking, and reminders for AI agents.
- Is ClickUp MCP Server free?
- ClickUp MCP Server is free to use. There is no paid tier as of the last index update.
- What platforms does ClickUp MCP Server support?
- ClickUp MCP Server runs on mac, win, linux, cli.
- What category does ClickUp MCP Server belong to?
- ClickUp MCP Server is in the MCP Servers category — Implementations of the Model Context Protocol — file, database, API, and browser servers that LLM clients can plug into.
- What are the downsides of ClickUp MCP Server?
- Community-maintained project, so support quality, documentation, and update cadence may be inconsistent compared to a vendor-official tool. Feature coverage is limited to the four areas listed: tasks, lists, time tracking, and reminders.