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Server Configuration

Describes the environment variables required to run the server.

NameRequiredDescriptionDefault

No arguments

Instructions

Guidance the server publishes about itself, which clients place ahead of the tool catalog so the model reads it before choosing anything.

This server publishes no instructions, or was last inspected before Glama recorded them.

Capabilities

Features and capabilities supported by this server

Protocol revision2025-11-25

CapabilityDetails
tools
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  "listChanged": true
}

Tools

Functions exposed to the LLM to take actions

NameDescription
add_omnifocus_taskA

Add a SINGLE task to OmniFocus. IMPORTANT: For adding 2+ tasks, use batch_add_items instead (9x faster, single API call).

add_projectA

Add a SINGLE project to OmniFocus. For adding multiple projects, use batch_add_items instead.

add_folderC

Add a new folder to OmniFocus

remove_itemA

Remove a SINGLE task or project from OmniFocus. For removing 2+ items, use batch_remove_items instead (9x faster).

edit_itemA

Edit a SINGLE task or project in OmniFocus. For editing 2+ items, use batch_edit_items instead (12x faster).

batch_add_itemsA

PREFERRED: Add multiple tasks/projects in ONE call. 9x faster than individual add_omnifocus_task calls. Always use this for 2+ items.

batch_remove_itemsA

PREFERRED: Remove multiple tasks/projects in ONE call. 9x faster than individual remove_item calls. Always use this for 2+ items.

batch_edit_itemsA

PREFERRED: Edit multiple tasks/projects in ONE call. 12x faster than individual edit_item calls. Always use this for 2+ items.

get_task_by_idC

Get information about a specific task by ID or name

get_project_by_idB

Get information about a specific project by ID or name

get_folder_by_idB

Get information about a specific folder by ID or name

get_today_completed_tasksC

Get tasks completed today - view today's accomplishments

get_inbox_tasksC

Get tasks from OmniFocus inbox perspective

get_flagged_tasksB

Get flagged tasks from OmniFocus with optional project filtering

get_forecast_tasksA

Get tasks from OmniFocus forecast perspective (due/deferred tasks in date range)

get_tasks_by_tagA

Get tasks filtered by OmniFocus tags (labels like @home, @work, @urgent). Use this for tag-based filtering, NOT for custom perspective names. Tags are labels assigned to individual tasks.

list_tagsB

List all tags defined in OmniFocus with task counts and hierarchy

filter_tasksA

Advanced task filtering for ONE project. For filtering across 2+ projects, use batch_filter_tasks instead (single API call). Supports status, dates, tags, search, and more.

batch_filter_tasksA

PREFERRED: Filter tasks across multiple projects in ONE call. Always use this instead of multiple filter_tasks calls when querying 2+ projects.

list_custom_perspectivesB

List all custom perspectives defined in OmniFocus

get_custom_perspective_tasksA

Get tasks from a specific OmniFocus custom perspective by name. Use this when user refers to perspective names like 'Today', 'Daily Review', 'This Week' etc. - these are custom views created in OmniFocus, NOT tags. Supports hierarchical tree display of task relationships.

get_projects_for_reviewB

Get projects that are due for review (next review date is in the past or today)

batch_mark_reviewedB

Mark multiple projects as reviewed in a single operation (advances their next review dates)

list_projectsB

List projects with optional folder and status filtering - the targeted way to discover projects and their IDs

get_server_versionA

Get OmniFocus MCP server version and build information

diagnose_connectionA

Check OmniFocus connectivity, permissions, and server status. Run this first if experiencing issues.

search_tasksA

Full-text search across task names and notes. Simpler than filter_tasks for finding tasks by text. Supports match modes: contains, anyWord, allWords, exact.

duplicate_projectB

Create a copy of a project including all its tasks. Useful for templates and recurring workflows. Supports date shifting and hierarchy preservation.

edit_tagA

Edit a tag's properties: rename, change status (active/onHold/dropped), move to different parent, or set allowsNextAction. Use to reactivate dropped tags or reorganize tag hierarchy.

get_system_healthA

Get all OmniFocus health metrics in a single call. Returns counts for inbox, projects (by status), tasks (by status), tags, flagged tasks, and untagged tasks. Includes health indicators (🟢/🟡/🔴) and percentages. Much faster than multiple filter_tasks calls for dashboards.

get_completion_statsA

Get task completion counts grouped by project, tag, or folder for a date range. Returns sorted list with counts and percentages. Much faster than multiple filter_tasks calls for analytics.

Prompts

Interactive templates invoked by user choice

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No prompts

Resources

Contextual data attached and managed by the client

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No resources

TDQS

B3.3/5.0

Scored across 31 tools

Disambiguation4/5

Most tools have clearly distinct purposes, and descriptions actively steer agents between single-item and batch variants. However, the query surface (get_tasks_by_tag, filter_tasks, batch_filter_tasks, search_tasks, get_custom_perspective_tasks, get_system_health) has enough conceptual overlap that misselection is still plausible.

Naming Consistency4/5

The set is predominantly snake_case verb_noun and is generally predictable. Minor deviations like add_omnifocus_task, batch_add_items, and the mix of get_task_by_id vs get_tasks_by_tag keep it from being perfectly consistent.

Tool Count2/5

At 31 tools, the surface is heavy for a single MCP server, and much of the count comes from paired single-item and batch tools for the same operations. While OmniFocus is a broad domain, the duplication makes the set larger than necessary.

Completeness3/5

Task and project operations are well covered, including batch workflows, reviews, perspectives, search, and stats. However, folder and tag lifecycle coverage is incomplete (e.g., no clear folder edit/delete/list tools and no explicit tag creation/deletion), creating notable gaps.

Maintenance

ActivityMaintained
ResponsivenessSlow