AI assistants over MCP

assign2me has an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, so your AI assistant can read and change your tasks: “show my tasks for today”, “create a task in the Website project and assign it to Anna”, “what is waiting on the client?”.

The server address is:

https://api.assign2me.com/mcp

How it works

• You sign in with your own assign2me account. The assistant registers itself and opens the assign2me sign-in page with a consent screen. There are no API keys to copy.
• The assistant sees only what you see. Every call runs as you, with your permissions, exactly as in the app. Other people’s private tasks are never returned. An action you are not allowed to do fails without changing anything.
• One organization at a time. By default the one you used last in the app. Ask the assistant to list your organizations and switch to another one.
• Changes are signed. A change made by an assistant goes into the task history under your name with its source, for example “via MCP (Claude Code)”, and sends the same notifications as a change in the app.
• Destructive tools ask first. Tools that delete or remove are marked as destructive, so the assistant asks you to confirm.
• Limit: 60 calls per minute per user.

Guests cannot connect AI assistants.

Control and revoking access

In Profile and settings you see your connected assistants with the date connected and when they were last used. Disconnect revokes an assistant: its next call is rejected.

An Administrator can switch MCP off for the whole organization in Integrations (Allow AI assistants to use this organization’s data). From the next call, no assistant gets any data of that organization. When a member is deactivated, their assistant loses access to the organization too.

Claude Code

Add the server from the terminal:

claude mcp add --transport http assign2me https://api.assign2me.com/mcp

Add --scope user to have it in all your projects, or --scope project to share it with your team through the project’s .mcp.json file:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "assign2me": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://api.assign2me.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Then run /mcp in Claude Code, choose assign2me and sign in in the browser.

Claude and Claude Desktop (connectors)

The same steps work in Claude on the web and in the Claude Desktop app:

1. Open Customize → Connectors.
2. Click + and then Add custom connector.
3. Paste the server address https://api.assign2me.com/mcp and click Add. You don’t need the advanced OAuth settings.
4. Click Connect and sign in with your assign2me account.
5. In a chat, click +, choose Connectors and turn assign2me on.

On Team and Enterprise plans an owner first adds the connector in Organization settings → Connectors (Add → Custom → Web, then the address). Members then find it in Customize → Connectors and click Connect.

ChatGPT (connector)

Custom MCP connectors work in ChatGPT on the web for Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise and Education accounts, in developer mode:

1. Open Settings → Security and login and turn on Developer mode. In a Business or Enterprise workspace an admin may need to allow it first.
2. Open Plugins in ChatGPT and click + to create an app.
3. Enter a name (assign2me), a short description and the server address https://api.assign2me.com/mcp, with OAuth as the authentication.
4. Sign in with your assign2me account and review the tools ChatGPT found.
5. In a chat, choose Developer mode from the + menu and select assign2me.

ChatGPT asks you to confirm write actions before they run.

Tools

Reading

Tool	What it does
list_organizations	Your organizations, with the one the assistant works in
select_organization	Switch to another organization
search_tasks	Find tasks you can see by words in the title or description
search_projects	Find projects, active and archived, by name or description
list_projects	Active projects you can see, with your role in each
get_my_tasks	Your open tasks grouped as New, Today, Next, Later
get_task	One task: details, description, followers and history
get_project	A project with its sections and tasks, in order
list_members	Active people of the organization, for assigning
list_comments	A task’s comments, oldest first
get_project_summary	Open, completed, overdue, per section and per person
get_person_summary	Your workload, or anyone’s for an Administrator
get_team_summary	Everyone’s workload (Administrators only)

Changing

Tool	What it does
create_task	Create a task in a project, a private task or a subtask
update_task	Change the title, description, due date, assignee or your GTD group
complete_task / reopen_task	Complete a task or undo it
move_task	Move a task to another section or position
delete_task	Delete a task (destructive)
add_comment	Comment on a task
create_project / update_project	Create a project, rename it, change its description
add_project_member / set_project_member_role	Add someone to a project, make them owner or member
remove_project_member	Remove someone from a project (destructive)
create_section / rename_section / move_section	Manage sections
delete_section	Delete a section, moving or deleting its tasks (destructive)

Working with clients

Tool	What it does
list_waiting_on_client	Open tasks waiting on the client, longest waiting first, with the number of days — for one project, one client or all your projects
get_status_report	A project’s status for its client: counts, what waits on the client and on us, what closed in the last 7 days, plus a text ready to send
create_task_for_guest	Create a task in a project for a guest on the client’s side and e-mail them a sign-in link; assigns it to them (waiting on the client) or only shares it; needs the DPA accepted by an Administrator

Read more about guests in Guests.