Asana status reports, task updates and new projects, scoped to your own access.

It works in both directions, reading status and blockers across projects and portfolios, and writing back up to 50 tasks at a time or a whole project with its sections.

What it is

Asana's second-generation remote MCP server, at mcp.asana.com/v2/mcp. It reads from and writes to the Asana workspace you pick when you sign in, and sees only what your own account can see. The older beta address, mcp.asana.com/sse, is deprecated; use the V2 address.

What you get

Tasks, projects, portfolios, goals, teams and people found by search
Your own open tasks, or tasks filtered by project, section, tag or assignee
Full task details, including subtasks, dependencies, comments and attachments
Status reports across projects or portfolios, with blockers flagged
Tasks created or updated up to 50 at a time, and projects created with their sections and tasks
Comments added to tasks and status updates posted to projects
Tasks deleted, permanently
In Claude and ChatGPT: task and project drafts shown for your review before they are created

Requirements

An Asana account, and an MCP client that can sign in with OAuth.
In Claude and ChatGPT you use Asana's app; coding tools such as Claude Code, Cursor and VS Code need you to create your own Asana MCP app in the developer console and use its client ID and secret.
Your workspace admin must not have blocked the client.
Signing in grants every tool, and the standard create tools (create_tasks and create_project) act at once without asking; in Claude or ChatGPT, use the preview versions when you want to check first.

Setup effort

Paste a URL, then authorize — add the endpoint to your client, then approve the OAuth consent screen