clickup-operator
by MCP-Mirror
The clickup-operator MCP server allows interaction with ClickUp through Claude. It provides tools to add notes and prompts to summarize them.
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What is clickup-operator?
The clickup-operator is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that integrates with ClickUp, likely to automate tasks or extract information using Claude. It provides a way to manage notes within the ClickUp context and summarize them using Claude.
How to use clickup-operator?
To use this server, you need to configure it within Claude Desktop by adding it to the mcpServers configuration. You can then interact with the server through Claude, using the provided prompts and tools. The README provides configuration examples for both development and published servers. Debugging is recommended using the MCP Inspector.
Key features of clickup-operator
Custom note:// URI scheme for accessing individual notes
Summarize notes prompt with style control
Add note tool with name and content arguments
Integration with Claude
MCP Inspector debugging support
Use cases of clickup-operator
Automated note-taking within ClickUp
Summarizing meeting notes stored in ClickUp
Generating reports from ClickUp data
Automating task creation based on notes
Using Claude to extract key insights from ClickUp notes
FAQ from clickup-operator
How do I install the clickup-operator?
How do I install the clickup-operator?
The installation instructions involve configuring the server within Claude Desktop, adding it to the mcpServers configuration.
What are the required arguments for the add-note tool?
What are the required arguments for the add-note tool?
The add-note tool requires 'name' and 'content' as string arguments.
How can I debug the server?
How can I debug the server?
The recommended way to debug is using the MCP Inspector.
What is the purpose of the summarize-notes prompt?
What is the purpose of the summarize-notes prompt?
The summarize-notes prompt creates summaries of all stored notes.
How do I control the detail level of the note summaries?
How do I control the detail level of the note summaries?
You can use the optional 'style' argument (brief/detailed) to control the detail level of the summaries.