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Edworking tasks, Docs, workspace search, conversations and files with scoped OAuth access.
The beta program platform for hardware and IoT teams, who run structured betas with their own testers. Connect your AI assistant to build tasks and steps, screen applicants, triage tickets, read results and track tester progress. Actions that reach testers return a preview first and take effect only after confirmation. Sign in with OAuth, with read-only or read and write access. Stomio does not recruit testers.
Frostbyte is a product planning workspace for founders and small teams who build software with AI coding agents like Claude Code and Codex. It keeps tasks, releases, ideas, user feedback and decisions in one plan. What's Next ranks what to work on, Project Health shows whether the release is on track, and your agent connects over MCP to read the plan and write progress, notes and decisions back.
Staff shift scheduler you run from a chat. Tell Claude who works for you and what each day needs: Stratum Shifts fills the week fairly within each person's availability and hour limits, flags every clash (double bookings, time off, rest between shifts, roles, overtime), finds cover when someone calls in sick, and publishes one link for your team. Free for 1 workplace and up to 10 active staff; Team is US$12 a month flat, not per user.
Liliphant joins your meetings and remembers the work across all of them. Most tools stop at one transcript. Liliphant connects every conversation, so you can ask what was decided, who promised what, what changed since the first meeting, or what's still blocked. Every answer comes with the exact quote, the speaker and the meeting it came from, and if something is unclear, Liliphant tells you. Open promises and unanswered questions stay in view until someone marks them done.
Coding agents are fast, but they forget the plan when a session ends. Pizza Developer keeps it for them. You write down Ideas. Your agent turns them into Batches of Works, builds them one at a time, and records what it actually did. The next session picks up where the last one stopped instead of rediscovering the project. You stay in charge of how the work happens. Instructions tell the agent how you want things built. Workflows set the route each kind of request takes. Rules refuse a write that breaks them. A Dictionary and a Features map keep the agent using your words and out of the parts you marked Hands-off. When Batches are ready, bundle them into a Delivery and publish it on your Public Delivery Page, a changelog your users can read.
Put AI agents on your org chart: seats, KPIs, to-dos, meetings and logged work, next to the people.
A living map of all your work that keeps you, your team, and your agents on the same page
SmartShifts' MCP server gives an assistant scheduling, time-off and task tools for multi-location businesses such as restaurants. Find staffing gaps, check team availability, request or approve time off, and complete tasks. Every action runs with the user's own role and location permissions, changes wait for approval by default, and sensitive personal fields are left out.
QuipAssist's MCP server lets an assistant look up equipment, repairs, work orders, maintenance schedules, parts, vendors, IoT readings and reports across the sites a user can access. With write access it drafts repair, maintenance and parts changes, which wait for human review by default. An agent can never dispatch work, sign off safety steps, approve spending or send messages.
One hosted MCP server for the whole Dutify suite: project management (tasks, sprints, views, custom fields), Dutify Hub call recordings, transcripts and Lens chat, Codexum wiki pages, and Roadmarq feature requests and bugs. Auth: X-API-Key header with a Dutify personal key (du_live_...). Docs: https://github.com/dutifyai/dutify-mcp
Retasc is a work queue for AI coding agents. The next agent picks up where the last one stopped.
ClientFoyer is a client portal for freelancers and boutique studios (project updates, files, invoices, and Stripe payments behind one client link, no client login). Its built-in MCP server lets an AI agent do the portal busywork on the freelancer's behalf: list and create projects, post status updates, upload deliverables, read the client portal link and exactly what the client sees, list invoices, files, and testimonials, and manage Agent Push webhook subscriptions for project events.
Rule-based product method: scores an idea, finds its riskiest assumption, sequences the build.
Tasks that outlive the chat. Capture features and tasks on your phone; your AI agent picks them up.
Sessionario is a workshop and training planner for facilitators. Connect it to your AI and the assistant can read your session, add and rewrite modules, move things around, and let all the times recalculate themselves. One tool is marked destructive: inviting a person sends an email you cannot recall. Nothing in this server deletes anything.
Autonomous AI developers on your own infrastructure – as many as you need. Assign a task; the runner (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode) works against your repo and tests and delivers a pull request to GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket. Any model, your data stays with you.
Open your team's project from the AI you use: read and write its brief, documents, tasks and notes.
Donelane is an async standup tool: your team gets a morning digest email and replies with what they got done. This MCP server puts your agents in that same loop. Connect any MCP client and the agent can record a "done" the moment it finishes a task, e.g. "Migrated the billing tables and backfilled 1 200 rows", straight into the shared team feed. It can also read the feed, so an agent starting a session knows what the team shipped yesterday and what's already in progress.
Kaiku is an issue tracker with a wiki, built so that people and AI agents work in the same place. Its hosted MCP server lets an agent search, read, file and update issues, comment and answer questions, read and write wiki pages, and attach files — with the permissions of the person whose token it uses. Create a token in Settings → Connect over MCP and send it as Authorization: Bearer <token> (or in X-Api-Key); the token says which workspace.
Shared task board and knowledge base for AI coding agents Give your coding agents a shared task board and knowledge base, so the plan survives between sessions and across agents.
Shared memory for coding agents and their teams: project docs with semantic search, plus epics, tasks, open questions and decisions your agent reads and writes over MCP. Teammates and their agents share the same board. Deploy and permanent delete stay human-only and are enforced by the server. Free tier, no card. Setup: https://app.bilgai.com/docs/connect — API key (blg_) as Bearer or OAuth. Issues: https://github.com/volkansuner/bilg-feedback
Connect AI assistants to your Wayfront agency workspace. Manage clients, orders, services, forms, and support tickets; review invoices and subscriptions; and search Wayfront documentation. Uses OAuth 2.1 and respects the connected user's workspace permissions.
AI second brain for people who coordinate several projects. Search and write to your daily notes, tasks and boards, calendar, meeting recaps, documents, clips and an Atlas of people, organizations and projects from Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP client. Free plan, OAuth sign-in.
Remote MCP server for managing Muninx tickets, messages, ticket search, and support analytics.
Free for restaurant owners. Drop last night's close, get the one thing to fix before next shift.
A Gantt chart maker and project timeline planner that works inside the chat.
Read-only guide to Quasar, the AI-agent-first project management tool. No sign-in needed.
Job search management: applications, interviews, offers, recruiter email, and company openings.
LinkedIn, the messaging channels and the work trackers of a MakeHybrid account, as tools.
