MCP server for Taskwarrior 3.x, TaskChampion, and Timewarrior task management.
A Model Context Protocol server for Taskwarrior 3.x, TaskChampion, and Timewarrior. For the bearded Unix jockeys and keyboard cowboys who manage their life from the terminal — and now want their LLM to lend a hand. 🧔⌨️ Latest release: v1.0.4 — / TaskChampion MCP is a Model Context Protocol server that lets LLMs read, create, modify, and manage your Taskwarrior tasks and Timewarrior time entries.…
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A Model Context Protocol server for Taskwarrior 3.x, TaskChampion, and Timewarrior. For the bearded Unix jockeys and keyboard cowboys who manage their life from the terminal — and now want their LLM to lend a hand. 🧔⌨️ Latest release: v1.0.4 — / TaskChampion MCP is a Model Context Protocol server that lets LLMs read, create, modify, and manage your Taskwarrior tasks and Timewarrior time entries. It wraps the and CLI tools and exposes them as structured MCP tools that any compatible AI…
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