Clockify time-tracking MCP: 112 tools across 18 domains, read-only by default with opt-in writes.
A Model Context Protocol server for the Clockify time-tracking API. Give your AI assistant access to your Clockify data — query workspaces, projects, and time entries, generate reports, log hours, and manage clients, invoices, and more — all through natural language. 112 tools across 18 domains. Read-only by default, with optional write operations behind explicit opt-in. The easiest way to use…
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A Model Context Protocol server for the Clockify time-tracking API. Give your AI assistant access to your Clockify data — query workspaces, projects, and time entries, generate reports, log hours, and manage clients, invoices, and more — all through natural language. 112 tools across 18 domains. Read-only by default, with optional write operations behind explicit opt-in. The easiest way to use this server with Claude Desktop (and other MCPB-compatible clients) is the prebuilt bundle: ➡️…
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