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Your team's tools, right inthe chat.

With MCP the assistant can see external tools. Access stays limited, revocable and auditable.
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The problem

Data that lives in another tool might as well not exist.

GitHub issues, Slack messages and Drive files are part of the project's reality, but seeing them means leaving the workspace.

  • Copying information between tools by hand is slow and error-prone.
  • Giving an AI tool full access is a security risk.
  • You can't tell who did what, when, and with which tool.

With Taskie

Precise access, not full access

Each tool is enabled on its own, stays limited to specific projects or agents, and write actions need approval.

  • Connect to remote MCP servers with Bearer tokens, custom headers or OAuth 2, with automatic tool discovery.
  • Turn each tool on or off and limit a connection to specific projects or agents.
  • Read-only tools run directly; write or unknown actions need explicit approval.
  • Taskie itself works as an MCP server for external clients, with tokens and full logs.

Capabilities

What does MCP make possible?

01

Ready-made connections

Slack, Discord, Notion, Google Drive and Calendar, Linear, GitHub and GitLab, and dozens more.

02

Tool-by-tool control

Turn each tool on or off on its own and set which projects it can reach.

03

Approval to write

Reads run directly; every write or destructive action needs approval before it runs.

04

Taskie as a server

External clients can connect to Taskie with a token and a defined access scope.

Step by step

Connect in three steps

  1. 01

    Choose a connection

    In the App Center, add a ready-made MCP connection or your own custom server.

  2. 02

    Limit the access

    Set up authentication, allowed tools and project scope precisely.

  3. 03

    Start with a read-only request

    Ask for information first; then let it show proposed changes for your approval.

Type it the way you'd say it, in plain language

No prompt engineering required.
  • “Read the open GitHub issues and create suggested tasks in this project for the critical ones.”
  • “Check this week's calendar events and flag the tasks affected by meetings.”

What changes

Authentication methods
3
Bearer, custom header and OAuth 2.
Tool control
One by one
Each tool is turned on or off separately.
Usage logs
Complete
Runs can be reviewed and audited.

Clear limits

What it won't do

  • Ready-made connections include Slack, Discord, Notion, Google Drive and Calendar, Linear, GitHub and GitLab, Stripe, Shopify, Sentry, Cloudflare, AWS, Vercel, Browserbase, HTTP Fetch and Zapier.
  • Write, destructive or unknown actions always need explicit approval.

Frequently asked questions

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An open standard for describing tools to an AI assistant. Instead of a separate integration for every service, tools are exposed through one shared contract.

No. Access is limited to the token you set up yourself, and you can turn off each tool separately.

Yes. Besides the ready-made connections, custom MCP servers with your choice of authentication are supported.

Related capabilities

Automated runsMentions, schedules, automation actions, project channels and multi-agent workflows.Safety & controlChange previews, explicit approval, undo for task changes and access checks on every run.Custom agentsDefine the name, instructions, skills, model, memory and run trigger for each role.

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