A simple MCP tool to read, create, and analyze tasks locally.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "task-mcp-node" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Read all tasks from the local JSON task file and group them by status.
A task list organized and displayed by status.
Create a new task in the local JSON task file: title 'Prepare release notes' with high priority.
A new task record is added, with the creation result or task details returned.
Analyze the task data in the local JSON file, count total tasks, and summarize pending and completed items.
Task statistics and a brief analysis summary.
Developers or product managers can use it to quickly build a simple task workflow on top of a local JSON file, including task reading and creation. It fits lightweight prototypes or demos.
This tool can be used to demonstrate how MCP resources, tools, and prompts work together to handle task data. It is suitable for learning or validating a basic MCP server pattern.
When tasks are stored in a local JSON file, users can use it for simple analysis such as reviewing task distribution or completion status. It suits lightweight use cases without an external database.
It is a simple MCP server that manages tasks through a local JSON file. Its known capabilities include task reading, creation, and analysis, while demonstrating resources, tools, and prompts.
According to the description, task data is stored in a local JSON file. More specific details about file structure or path are not provided.
The provided material does not include installation or runtime steps, nor does it list prerequisites. Please check the source repository for details.
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