The tools cover the loop that matters day to day — create the task, give it scheduled time, start and stop the timer, log the work, mark it done — so something that comes out of a conversation lands in the planner instead of a note. One behaviour will catch you out if you do not know it: Reclaim marks a task COMPLETE when its scheduled block ends rather than when the work is finished, so ask explicitly for COMPLETE tasks to be included when you want everything genuinely still open.
A community client for Reclaim.ai's public API, covering task operations: listing, creating, updating, completing and deleting tasks, adding scheduled time, running the timer, and logging work. Active tasks are also exposed as a resource at tasks://active.
- Tasks listed, filtered to active or all, and one task fetched by its ID
- A task created, updated, marked complete, or marked incomplete again
- A task deleted permanently — the one destructive tool in the set
- Scheduled minutes added to a task
- The timer started and stopped on a task, and work time logged with an end time
- Scheduling exceptions cleared, and a task prioritised in the planner
- Active tasks available as a resource at tasks://active, not only through a tool call
Node.js 18 or newer and a Reclaim API key from your developer settings, passed as RECLAIM_API_KEY. Runs over stdio through npx reclaim-mcp-server, or from a source build. It is a community project on Reclaim's public API and is unaffiliated with Reclaim.ai, which runs an official remote server of its own at https://mcp.reclaim.ai — worth comparing before you commit to either.
One command plus a key — npx reclaim-mcp-server, then supply credentials