MCP servers for to-do apps

Any.do MCP server

Yes. Any.do runs an official MCP server at mcp.any.do/mcp, free on every Any.do plan and currently in beta. You connect it with an OAuth sign-in to your Any.do account, and its help center lists 21 tools for tasks, lists, reminders, team boards and calendar events.

Official serverServer URLhttps://mcp.any.do/mcp

How to connect it

  1. Claude or Claude Desktop: Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, paste https://mcp.any.do/mcp, finish the sign-in, then turn it on from the + menu in a new chat.
  2. ChatGPT on the web: Settings → Plugins → Browse Plugins, add an MCP server named Any.do with the same URL, and authorize it. On the web you tag Any.do in the chat to use it; the desktop app doesn't need the tag.
  3. Codex: run the command below, then codex mcp login anydo.
  4. Set it up from a desktop browser; Any.do says mobile use depends on whether your AI app supports custom connectors.
codex mcp add anydo --url https://mcp.any.do/mcp

What it can do

  • Read tasks, lists and completed tasks for a date range, and create personal tasks and lists
  • Set one-time and recurring reminders
  • Read workspaces, boards and sections, and create board tasks and boards
  • Read calendars and events, and create calendar events
  • Add and update subtasks, and apply bulk updates to tasks and events

What it doesn't do

  • Any.do calls the server a beta that may change.
  • Its docs don't describe an approval step: a task an agent completes is completed.
  • Its docs don't describe a way for an agent to stop and ask you a question in Any.do.
  • Access follows the permissions you approve at sign-in; its docs don't describe read-only or single-board access beyond that.

Staying on Any.do?

If your household or team already plans in Any.do, its own server is the easy choice: it costs nothing extra, covers personal lists and team boards alike, and you can disconnect it whenever you like.

When Done makes sense instead

Done is a to-do app built for handing work to an AI agent, with the parts an agent needs before you trust it with real tasks:

  • An approval gate: by default an agent can propose that a task is finished, but only you can close it. Done enforces that, so it holds even if an agent tries to skip it.
  • Questions instead of guesses: an agent parks a decision with its recommendation, and you answer in one click.
  • Plans before work: an agent can propose a plan that waits for your yes before it starts.
  • Lanes: name your agents and pin each task to one, so two agents don't pick up the same work.
  • Scoped access: tokens that are read-only or limited to one project or workspace, and budgets an agent can't raise.
How Done's MCP server worksDone vs Any.do, feature by feature

Moving takes one step

Select the tasks in an Any.do list, copy them, and use Paste a list on Done's import preview. Each line becomes a task.

Done's import preview shows exactly what lands — projects, tasks, due dates, priorities — before you create an account, and nothing is uploaded.

Preview your Any.do import

Other to-do apps

Try Done with the agent you already use

Free to start. Connect Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP client in about a minute.

Open Done

Sources

Information about Any.do current as of October 2026, checked against the sources above. MCP servers change quickly, so check them before you rely on a detail. Any.do is a trademark of its owner.