What am I meant to be doing today and start the clock on this belong to the same session here, because the to-do list, the day's memo, the linked calendar and the activity log are all reachable. Per-request tokens are what make a shared remote deployment sane.
A Togello client covering its TODO tasks and categories, calendar date memos, the linked Google Calendar, and the activity items and logs that record what you are working on right now.
- Tasks read — incomplete by default, or the ones completed inside a period you give as RFC3339 timestamps — and filtered by category
- Tasks created and updated with name, detail, status, URL, scheduled start and end, deadline, and category assigned or removed
- The TODO categories listed with their names and UUIDs, which is what the filters take
- A calendar memo for a given date read, updated or cleared
- Yesterday, today and tomorrow from the linked Google Calendar, alongside the scheduled tasks
- Activity items listed, a log started against one and completed when the work stops — and because at most one log has no end time, reading the list tells you whether the person is doing something now
- The current time in Japan, so relative dates resolve against a real clock
- Annotations on every tool: read-only tools declare it, and only the ones that can overwrite existing private data are marked destructive
- Stable JSON in both structuredContent and text for the read tools, and failures returned as JSON marked isError rather than as prose
Node.js 22 or later and a Togello API token. Locally that is TOGELLO_API_TOKEN with the server run over stdio from npm as togello-mcp-server. Remote mode serves streamable HTTP at /mcp, keeps the older SSE and message endpoints for legacy clients, and publishes OAuth authorization-server and protected-resource metadata at the well-known paths. Passthrough auth expects each client to send its own token and is the mode for a published server; the single shared-token mode needs TOGELLO_MCP_ALLOW_ENV_AUTH=true before it will bind to a non-local host.
One command plus a key — npx -y togello-mcp-server, then supply credentials