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The Model Context Protocol is how an AI assistant uses outside tools. The Doers MCP server gives an assistant your workspace: it can read your priorities, plan your day, create and file tasks, and tick them, in the conversation you are already having.

Connect a client

Claude Code, Claude Desktop, claude.ai, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, or any client from a JSON config.

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What it exposes

186 tools

Every public operation but seven: tasks, projects, areas, planning, calendar, coach, sharing, agents and account.

5 resources

Views to pin in a conversation: today’s context, open tasks, the day’s plan, projects, one task.

4 prompts

Ready-made workflows: plan my day, brain dump, start my round, triage.
The seven operations that are REST only: the five billing flows, the coach’s own reply turn and the link preview.

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MCP or REST

Both come from the same list of operations, so a tool and its REST route take the same input and return the same output. What differs is who calls them. That last line matters. When a client connects, the server sends instructions that the client puts in the model’s context: when is not deadline, a task is in a project or an area, the server works in UTC, and the method (start with get_context, find identifiers with search rather than asking, batch similar changes, propose a plan before committing it).

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An example

You: What should I work on today? Then plan my day.
The assistant chains, without asking you for an identifier:
  1. get_context: your counters, and your top tasks with the reasons behind each score;
  2. suggest_day_plan: a proposal split into rounds, written nowhere;
  3. it shows you three to five tasks and waits for your answer;
  4. plan_today: saves the plan you agreed to, shown at the top of Today in the app.

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Good to know

  • Every tool acts with your account’s full authority. Neither a token nor an OAuth connection narrows what a client can do. Grant access only to clients you trust, and prefer clients that ask before running a tool marked destructive.
  • Stateless. No session: each request carries its credential.
  • Product only. This server and these pages cover the Doers product. The Doers website’s content management resource is operational infrastructure: it is not public, not documented here and not listed in the public MCP Registry.
  • Your day. Tools that take a day expect it in your time zone; without it, the server uses its UTC day.