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Manage Microsoft Planner plans, buckets, and tasks through Microsoft Graph.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "Planner MCP Server" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Connect to Microsoft Planner, find the plan named "Product Launch," and create five tasks in the "This Week" bucket: confirm launch date, prepare release notes, verify analytics tracking, notify the sales team, and schedule a retrospective. Add due dates and priorities to each task.
A list of created tasks, including the plan, bucket, task names, due dates, and priorities.
Review all overdue tasks in the "Marketing Campaign Execution" plan, group them by bucket, and flag tasks without owners. If a task is overdue by more than 7 days, move it to the "Escalation Needed" bucket.
A structured summary of overdue tasks, showing which tasks were flagged or moved to another bucket.
Read all buckets and tasks in the "Mobile Sprint 12" plan, count tasks in each bucket, list incomplete high-priority tasks, and provide a summary of the current sprint progress.
Bucket-level task counts, a list of incomplete high-priority tasks, and a concise sprint status summary.
Create and manage Microsoft Planner tasks, subtasks, comments, and buckets with AI.
Write Microsoft Planner Premium structure via MCP tools in the signed-in user's context.
Break down complex tasks into steps and track plan progress efficiently.
Create and manage projects, todos, priorities, and statuses with natural language.
Create hierarchical task lists, break down work, and track priorities and progress.
Convert planning documents into SQLite data and expose plan metadata to AI agents.