Toggl is a time tracking software that helps teams and individuals track their work hours across projects to improve productivity and streamline billing processes.
Why this server?
Provides tools for controlling Toggl time tracking, including starting/stopping timers, viewing current and daily time entries, managing projects, deleting entries, and generating weekly time summaries with breakdowns by day and project.
Why this server?
Provides tools for time tracking.
Why this server?
Allows interaction with Toggl Track API to manage time entries: retrieve current timer, recent entries, projects, summary, start/stop timer, and profile.
Why this server?
Enables interaction with Toggl Focus (2.0) API, providing tools to manage projects, tasks, time entries, and timers within a workspace.
Why this server?
Imports Toggl CSV exports, creating clients and projects automatically and avoiding duplicate entries on re-import.
Why this server?
Provides tools for starting and stopping time tracking, retrieving the current time entry, and listing workspaces in Toggl.
Why this server?
Serves as an example target SaaS for a hosted MCP integration, wrapping Toggl's API so tools can be exposed for time tracking tasks (with OAuth delegated to the upstream service, dry-run write previews, and scope-gated access).
Why this server?
Fills Toggl Track time entries from Claude Code session transcripts: previews proposed entries for a date range (with per-day totals and cutting around existing Toggl entries and parallel sessions), then writes the confirmed plan, with per-entry description/start/stop overrides. Also checks the API token and lists workspaces and projects.
Why this server?
Provides access to the Toggle Brain knowledge base, including resources, prompt templates, and executable scripts from the toggle-brain repository.