AI access through MCP

Plan with AI. Keep Uredan in control.

Connect Codex, Claude, or another compatible AI client to the planner you already use. Your client can help shape the day while Uredan keeps the tasks, permissions, and rules.

  • OAuth, not pasted tokens
  • Scoped permissions
  • Revoke access in Settings

Useful in the flow of a real day

Use conversation to change the plan—not just talk about it.

Uredan gives a compatible AI client focused planner tools. The client supplies the intelligence; Uredan remains the source of truth.

Make today realistic

Ask an AI client to review today's work, compare planned time, and move lower-priority tasks before the day becomes crowded.

What can realistically fit today? Move the rest to this week's Backlog.

Capture without switching

Turn meeting notes or a passing thought into tasks in Braindump, a List, the Weekly Backlog, or a particular day.

Capture these four follow-ups in Braindump and label the client actions.

Keep plans organized

Search, group, move, reorder, and update task details while organization, planned dates, and due dates remain independent.

Show work due this week, then plan the three highest-priority tasks.

Maintain the plan

Complete tasks, manage checklists, recurrence, and reminders, or refine saved views through the same rules as the browser.

Complete the current occurrence and remind me before the next one is due.

One planner, whichever way you enter

Your AI client follows the same rules as the browser.

MCP is a direct application connection, not a script clicking through web pages. AI changes reach the same canonical task system and appear in your planner.

  • Your account owns every request. Uredan derives identity from validated sign-in and never accepts an owner ID from the client.
  • Dates stay local and predictable. Today, rollover, due dates, and reminders use your saved timezone.
  • Ordering and changes stay authoritative. Browser and AI updates use the same application transactions and synchronization history.
  • Read-only means read-only everywhere. If task editing is unavailable, the server rejects AI mutations while keeping your data readable.

Connect once

Start in the AI client you already use.

No API key or personal access token needs to move through your clipboard.

  1. 1

    Add Uredan

    Open AI access in Uredan Settings, copy the canonical endpoint, and add it as a remote MCP server in your client.

  2. 2

    Review access

    Complete Google sign-in in the browser and approve only the task and preference permissions you want that client to use.

  3. 3

    Plan naturally

    Ask the client to read or change your plan. Return to Uredan Settings whenever you want to review or disconnect it.

You decide the boundary

Clear access, with permanent deletion kept separate.

OAuth permissions describe what a client may ask Uredan to do. Your AI client may also show its own tool approvals before acting.

Read tasks

Review planner, Braindump, Lists, search results, and task details.

Change tasks

Create, edit, complete, move, reorder, organize, and restore work.

Delete permanently

A separate scope is required to permanently delete a task from Trash.

Planner preferences

Read or change the saved timezone, appearance mode, and visual theme.

Compatible by design

One standard connection, not a vendor-specific integration.

Client labels and availability can change. These current guides explain where to add a remote MCP server and complete authorization.

Codex MCP setup

Add a remote Streamable HTTP server and complete OAuth from Codex.

Open official guide

Claude custom connectors

Add Uredan as a custom connector, then review and authorize access.

Open official guide

MCP authorization

Read how compatible clients discover and authorize a protected MCP server.

Open official guide

Let AI help with the plan you own.

Open Uredan Settings to review the endpoint, permissions, and connected clients in one place.

Open AI access