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ClickUp MCP Server

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The ClickUp MCP Server integrates ClickUp tasks with AI applications. It allows AI agents to interact with ClickUp tasks, spaces, lists, and folders through a standardized Model Context Protocol.

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What is ClickUp MCP Server?

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to bridge the gap between ClickUp and AI applications, enabling AI agents to interact with ClickUp's organizational structure and tasks.

How to use ClickUp MCP Server?

Install the server using npm or npx, configure it with your ClickUp API key and Team ID in a .env file, and then use the available tools (workspace_hierarchy, create_task, etc.) and prompts (summarize_tasks, analyze_priorities, etc.) to interact with ClickUp through AI agents. The server also supports integration with Cursor AI Composer.

Key features of ClickUp MCP Server

  • Resource Management (List/Read Tasks)

  • Workspace Organization (Spaces, Folders, Lists)

  • Task Operations (Create, Move, Duplicate Tasks)

  • Information Retrieval (Workspace Hierarchy, Statuses)

  • Smart Name Resolution (Names instead of IDs)

  • AI Integration (Generate Descriptions, Summarize Tasks)

  • Secure API Key Management

Use cases of ClickUp MCP Server

  • Automated task creation and assignment

  • AI-powered task summarization and prioritization

  • Intelligent workspace organization and management

  • Seamless integration of ClickUp with AI workflows

FAQ from ClickUp MCP Server

How do I get my ClickUp API key?

You can find your ClickUp API key in the ClickUp Settings under the Apps section.

Where do I find my ClickUp Team ID?

Your ClickUp Team ID can be found in the URL when viewing your workspace or via the ClickUp API.

Can I use names instead of IDs for lists and folders?

Yes, the server supports name resolution, allowing you to use names instead of IDs for spaces, folders, and lists.

How secure is my API key?

Your API key is stored securely and will not be exposed to AI models.

What kind of error handling does the server provide?

The server provides clear error messages for common scenarios such as missing parameters, invalid IDs or names, items not found, permission issues, and API errors.