MCP

Run all of doneix from your AI tools

doneix provides an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server. Connect it to an MCP client such as Claude Code or Claude Desktop and manage doneix by saying things like “sort out my tasks for tonight” or “add fixing this bug as a task for tomorrow morning”.

Choose a connection profile

Endpoint	Purpose
`/mcp`	Compact submission profile: up to 29 selected tools; excludes agent_chat.
`/mcp/readonly`	Read-only profile: up to 30 tools, read scope only.
`/mcp/full`	Full catalog below. Tools are still filtered by identity and granted scopes.

The examples below use /mcp/full. A default read/write personal token does not include delete, account-management or AI-use permissions. Grant only what you need. OAuth grants are also bound to the selected endpoint; reconnect when changing profiles.

Endpointhttps://api.doneix.com/mcp/full

TransportStreamable HTTP

AuthenticationAuthorization: Bearer dz_…

1. Create a personal access token

Sign in to the doneix web app (or the desktop app).
In Settings → MCP, enter a name (for example “Claude Code”) and press Create token.
The token starting with dz_ is shown only once. Copy it right away. If you lose it, delete it and create a new one.

A token is a key that can read and change the tasks in your account. Do not paste it into repositories or shared documents. You can delete unused tokens in Settings at any time and see when each was last used.

2. Connect Claude Code

One line in your terminal. Replace dz_… with the token you just created.

Terminal

claude mcp add --transport http doneix https://api.doneix.com/mcp/full \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer dz_…"

Check the connection with claude mcp list — if doneix is listed you are done. Then just say things like “add … to doneix”.

3. Other MCP clients

Most tools that support HTTP MCP servers accept a configuration like the one below. (File locations and key names vary slightly between tools.)

JSON config

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "doneix": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://api.doneix.com/mcp/full",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer dz_…"
      }
    }
  }
}

Clients without HTTP support can connect through a stdio↔HTTP bridge such as mcp-remote using the same URL and header.

96 tools

Covers tasks, subtasks, recurrence, projects, places, boards, user settings, tokens and the AI assistant. Keep listing until nextOffset is null to read every item; use get_task for the full text of long notes. Tool descriptions follow your account language. Parameters and identifiers remain the same.

Import & export

list_backups: List daily encrypted workspace restore points. These are not off-site database backups.
get_backup: Read one of your workspace restore points.
preview_backup_restore: Preview a restore point and review warnings before applying changes.
export_workspace: Export account workspace data; shared lists require their separate export tool.
preview_import: Validate an import and preview changes and warnings before applying.
apply_import: Apply a reviewed import. Review replacement behavior and confirm destructive changes first.

Notifications

get_notification_status: Read server notification configuration and delivery status. Never return credentials.
list_notifications: List shared-task completion notifications.
mark_notification_read: Mark a notification as read.

Planning

get_day_capacity: Calculate available time and task load for each time-of-day period.
preview_rebalance: Preview moving overloaded tasks to a later period or tomorrow. Do not apply without review.
preview_recurrence: Preview recurring task dates without creating tasks.
get_next_actions: Suggest up to three tasks that fit current time, place and available minutes.

Calendar

get_outlook_status: Read Outlook connection status without exposing credentials.
connect_outlook_calendar: Start a user-approved, read-only Outlook calendar connection.
disconnect_outlook_calendar: Disconnect Outlook and remove its stored credentials.
list_outlook_calendars: List Outlook calendars available for the user to select.
select_outlook_calendars: Replace the selected Outlook calendars used for busy-time calculations.
get_calendar_status: Read Google Calendar connection status without credentials.
list_calendars: List available Google calendars.
select_calendars: Replace the calendars selected for availability calculations.
connect_google_calendar: Start a user-approved, read-only Google Calendar connection.
disconnect_calendar: Disconnect Google Calendar and remove stored credentials.
list_busy_intervals: List busy time intervals; calendar event titles are not returned.
create_busy_interval: Add a manually specified busy time interval.
delete_busy_interval: Delete a manually created busy time interval. · deletes data

Shared lists

list_shared_lists: List shared task lists accessible to this account.
get_shared_list: Read a shared list and its current revision.
create_shared_list: Create a shared task list owned by this account.
rename_shared_list: Rename a shared list using its current revision.
delete_shared_list: Delete a shared list only when the owner explicitly requests it. · deletes data
create_shared_task: Add a task to a shared list with permission and revision checks.
update_shared_task: Update or restore a shared task with the current list revision.
delete_shared_task: Move a shared task to trash with permission and revision checks. · deletes data
preview_shared_invitation: Inspect a one-use shared-list invitation before accepting it.
accept_shared_invitation: Accept a one-use invitation only with the user’s approval.
leave_shared_list: Leave a shared list and revoke this account’s future access.
export_shared_list: Export shared-list content. Memberships, permissions and invitation tokens are excluded.
import_shared_list: Import shared-list content into a new list; do not restore previous membership permissions.
invite_shared_list: Create a one-use invitation with the requested role. Treat its token as a secret.
revoke_shared_invitation: Revoke a pending shared-list invitation.
set_shared_member: Change a member’s role with owner permission and a current revision.
remove_shared_member: Remove a member from a shared list with owner permission. · deletes data

Account

get_account_security: Read account security status without returning secrets or recovery codes.
request_email_verification: Send an email verification link only when requested. Requires mail configuration and direct account-management permission.
revoke_all_sessions: Revoke all sessions, personal tokens and OAuth grants, including this connection. Return no new credential; sign in again in the app. · deletes data
delete_account: Permanently delete the entire account only on explicit request. Require the exact account email and the current password when applicable. Offer export first. · deletes data

Focus & review

list_focus_sessions: List this account’s focus sessions.
start_focus: Start a focus session. Reuse the same client key when retrying.
finish_focus: Finish or cancel a focus session.
get_review: Read daily and weekly task completion summaries.

Connections & AI assistant

get_ai_usage: Read built-in AI usage and limits. External MCP clients have their own AI charges.
list_access_tokens: List token names, IDs, prefixes and usage dates. Never return hashes or token secrets.
create_access_token: Issue a personal access token only when requested. Show the secret once, only to the requesting user; never store it in tasks, notes or shared documents. Maximum 20 tokens.
revoke_access_token: Immediately revoke the specified token. Revoking the current connection prevents its next request. · deletes data
get_agent_status: Read built-in AI availability, model, usage and data-sharing consent. Do not return API keys; consent must be changed directly in the app.
agent_chat: Run the built-in AI assistant with the account’s permissions and limits. This may call an external provider and modify app data. The final message must be from the user; return the reply and performed actions.

Feedback

get_pilot_status: Read pilot availability and feedback; this does not purchase a subscription.
submit_feedback: Submit feedback and optional contact consent. This does not charge the user.

Recovery & history

preview_task_changes: Preview proposed task changes before applying them.
apply_task_changes: Apply a previously reviewed task-change plan. Confirm the user’s intent first.
list_trash: List tasks in this account’s trash.
restore_task: Restore a task from trash.
list_changes: Read this account’s change history.
undo_change: Undo a recorded change if the current revision still permits it. · deletes data

Context & settings

get_context: Read current planning context. Prefer a registered placeId over precise coordinates.
get_workspace: Read workspace synchronization data accessible to this account.
get_settings: Read this account’s settings.
update_settings: Update settings. Array and map fields replace the entire value.
plan_day: Preview a rules-based daily plan across time-of-day periods.

Tasks

list_tasks: Search and sort tasks. Follow pagination to retrieve additional results.
get_task: Read a task and its subtasks.
create_task: Create a task with the requested project, place and schedule.
quick_add_task: Parse quick-add text and create a task. Review inferred dates and durations.
update_task: Update specified task fields. Array and map values replace the entire field.
bulk_update_tasks: Update multiple tasks. Confirm the affected set and replacement fields.
complete_task: Complete a task and handle its recurrence. Use expectedRevision when available.
reopen_task: Reopen a completed task.
delete_task: Move a task and applicable descendants to trash only when requested. · deletes data

Projects

list_projects: List this account’s projects.
create_project: Create a project.
update_project: Update, archive or reorder a project.
delete_project: Delete a project only when the user requests it. · deletes data

Places

list_places: List saved places. Do not disclose precise coordinates unnecessarily.
create_place: Create a saved place with a location and geofence radius.
update_place: Update a saved place or its radius.
delete_place: Delete a saved place only when requested. · deletes data

Kanban boards

list_boards: List this account’s Kanban boards.
list_board_templates: List available board templates.
get_board: Read a board’s full configuration.
get_board_view: Read board columns, lanes and cards. Discover valid group and lane keys before moving cards.
create_board: Create a Kanban board.
update_board: Update board configuration. Filters, arrays and maps replace the entire value.
duplicate_board: Create a copy of a board.
delete_board: Delete a board only when explicitly requested. · deletes data
move_board_card: Move or reorder a card using valid group/lane keys from get_board_view.

MCP works on the data and server features of the connected account. Granting location permission, opening windows, local theme, installing and signing in happen on the device itself. The AI assistant is available when configured on the server and shares its usage limit with the apps.

Things to try

“Pick three things I could do right now.” — recommends based on the current time of day and place.
“Plan my day. I have plans this evening.” — groups tasks by time of day and suggests a new order.
“Add reviewing this PR for tomorrow morning, P2.”
“Switch the ‘Daily flow’ board to group by place, with projects as swimlanes.”
“Move this card to the In progress column, before the report card.”
“Set the radius of my ‘Home’ place to 300 m and the nearby distance to 2 km.”
“Read all my tasks including completed ones, page by page.”

AI tools act with the permissions of the token owner. We recommend making your tool ask for confirmation before irreversible actions such as deleting.