The same connection carries tasks, calendar and time entries, so a morning briefing or a client status report is one question rather than three exports — and logging the hours afterwards happens in the same thread.
A bridge between an MCP client and the MCP endpoint of your self-hosted Leantime. Install the plugin on the instance, run the bridge locally, and the assistant reads and writes projects, tasks, milestones, goals, the calendar and timesheets.
- Projects listed with progress, read in full including comments and timesheets, created, edited, searched, and their team members listed
- Tasks searched across projects with filters, read, created, edited, given subtasks, and created or updated in bulk
- Milestones and goals listed, read, created and updated, including goal boards and the goals attached to a milestone
- Calendar events read for a date range, created, edited and deleted; a task timeboxed, a whole day planned, a task broken into scheduled subtasks, and the iCal subscription URL
- Timesheets: your own entries, project-wide entries for managers, time logged against a task, weekly views and aggregate summaries
- Comments on tasks and projects, RAG status updates, and a work timer that logs the time when you stop it
A self-hosted Leantime 3.x or later with the MCP Server plugin installed from the marketplace and enabled, which opens the instance's own MCP endpoint. The bridge runs on Node.js 18 or newer. Authenticate with a personal access token so that questions about your own work resolve to you — a service-account API key connects but cannot answer user-specific queries. The plugin is in beta.
One command plus a key — npm install -g leantime-mcp, then supply credentials