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of-mcp

An MCP server for OmniFocus. Originally forked from jqlts1/omnifocus-mcp-enhanced, now maintained independently with additional features.

License: MIT Node.js CI macOS

Transform OmniFocus into an AI-powered productivity powerhouse

Enhanced Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for OmniFocus featuring project review workflow, planned date support, repeating task support, native custom perspective access, hierarchical task display, AI-optimized tool selection, and comprehensive task management. Perfect integration with Claude AI for intelligent workflows.

✨ Key Features

📋 Project Review Workflow

  • 🔍 Find Due Reviews - Get projects that need review with get_projects_for_review

  • ✅ Mark Reviewed - Mark projects as reviewed individually or in batch

  • ⏰ Set Intervals - Configure review intervals in days

  • 📊 Track Progress - View next review date, last reviewed, and interval for each project

📋 Planned Date Support

  • 📅 Schedule Work - Set when you intend to work on a task (separate from due date)

  • 🔍 Filter by Planned - Find tasks planned for today, this week, or date ranges

  • 📊 Sort by Planned - Order tasks by their planned date

  • 🔄 Full CRUD - Create, read, update, and clear planned dates

🔄 Repeating Tasks

  • 📅 Flexible Frequencies - Daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly repetition

  • 🎯 Custom Intervals - Repeat every N days/weeks/months

  • 📆 Specific Days - Weekly tasks on specific days (e.g., Mon/Wed/Fri)

  • 📅 Weekday-of-Month - First Monday, last Friday, third Wednesday patterns

  • 🔁 Repeat From - Choose to repeat from due date or completion date

🌟 Native Custom Perspective Access

  • 🎯 Direct Integration - Native access to your OmniFocus custom perspectives via Perspective.Custom API

  • 🌳 Hierarchical Display - Tree-style task visualization with parent-child relationships

  • 🧠 AI-Optimized - Enhanced tool descriptions prevent AI confusion between perspectives and tags

  • ⚡ Zero Setup - Works with your existing custom perspectives instantly

🏗️ Complete Task Management

  • 🏗️ Subtask Support - Create hierarchical tasks with parent-child relationships

  • 📁 Folder Management - Create and nest folders for project organization

  • 🔍 Built-in Perspectives - Access Inbox, Flagged, Forecast, and Tag-based views

  • 🚀 Ultimate Task Filter - Advanced filtering beyond OmniFocus native capabilities

  • 🎯 Batch Operations - Add/edit/remove multiple items with true batching (9-12x faster)

  • 📊 Smart Querying - Find tasks, projects, or folders by ID or name

  • 🔗 Consistent ID Support - All tools accept both IDs and names (IDs take priority for reliability)

  • 🔄 Full CRUD Operations - Create, read, update, delete tasks, projects, and folders

  • 📅 Time Management - Due dates, defer dates, planned dates, creation dates (displayed in all task outputs), estimates, and scheduling

  • 🏷️ Advanced Tagging - Multi-tag filtering with any/all matching, exact/partial search, and auto-creation of missing tags

  • 🤖 AI Integration - Seamless Claude AI integration for intelligent workflows

📦 Installation

  1. Clone the repository:

    git clone https://github.com/mojenmojen/of-mcp.git
cd of-mcp
npm install && npm run build

    Alternative build (if npm run build hangs or runs out of memory):

    npm run build:fast

    This uses esbuild (~14ms) instead of tsc. See Troubleshooting for details.

  2. Add to Claude Code:

    claude mcp add omnifocus -- node "/path/to/of-mcp/dist/server.js"

📋 Requirements

  • macOS 10.15+ - OmniFocus is macOS-only

  • OmniFocus 3+ - The application must be installed and running

  • OmniFocus Pro - Required for custom perspectives (new features in v1.6.0)

  • Node.js 18+ - For running the MCP server

  • Claude Code - For MCP integration

🎯 Core Capabilities

1. 🏗️ Subtask Management

Create complex task hierarchies with ease:

// Create task in project (by name or ID)
{
  "name": "Analyze competitor keywords",
  "projectName": "SEO Strategy",
  "note": "Focus on top 10 competitors",
  "dueDate": "2025-01-15",
  "estimatedMinutes": 120,
  "tags": ["SEO", "Research"]
}

// Create task by project ID
{
  "name": "Write content outline",
  "projectId": "projectId123",
  "flagged": true,
  "estimatedMinutes": 60
}

// Create subtask by parent task ID
{
  "name": "Research top competitors",
  "parentTaskId": "loK2xEAY4H1",
  "estimatedMinutes": 30
}

2. 📁 Folder Management

Organize projects with nested folders:

# Create a top-level folder
add_folder {
  "name": "Work Projects"
}

# Create a nested folder (by name or ID)
add_folder {
  "name": "Q1 2025",
  "parentFolderName": "Work Projects"
}

add_folder {
  "name": "Marketing",
  "parentFolderId": "folderId123"
}

# Create a project in a folder (by name or ID)
add_project {
  "name": "New Website",
  "folderName": "Work Projects"
}

add_project {
  "name": "Mobile App",
  "folderId": "folderId123"
}

3. 🔍 Perspective Views

Access all major OmniFocus perspectives:

# Inbox perspective
get_inbox_tasks {"hideCompleted": true}

# Flagged tasks (filter by project name or ID)
get_flagged_tasks {"projectFilter": "SEO Project"}
get_flagged_tasks {"projectId": "abc123xyz"}

# Forecast (next 7 days)
get_forecast_tasks {"days": 7, "hideCompleted": true}

# Tasks by tag name (single or multiple)
get_tasks_by_tag {"tagName": "AI", "exactMatch": false}
get_tasks_by_tag {"tagName": ["work", "urgent", "focus"]}

# Tasks by tag ID (single or multiple)
get_tasks_by_tag {"tagId": "tagId123"}
get_tasks_by_tag {"tagId": ["tagId1", "tagId2"]}

# Tasks by multiple tags (AND - all of these tags)
get_tasks_by_tag {"tagName": ["home", "errands"], "tagMatchMode": "all"}

# Include dropped/inactive tags in search
get_tasks_by_tag {"tagId": "droppedTagId", "includeDropped": true}

# List all tags (fast - ~400ms)
list_tags {}

# List all tags with task counts (slower - ~15s)
list_tags {"showTaskCounts": true}

# Include dropped/inactive tags
list_tags {"includeDropped": true}

4. 🚀 Ultimate Task Filter

Create any perspective imaginable with advanced filtering:

# Time management view (30min tasks due this week)
filter_tasks {
  "taskStatus": ["Available", "Next"],
  "estimateMax": 30,
  "dueThisWeek": true
}

# Deep work view (60+ minute tasks with notes)
filter_tasks {
  "estimateMin": 60,
  "hasNote": true,
  "taskStatus": ["Available"]
}

# Project overdue tasks (filter by name or ID)
filter_tasks {
  "projectFilter": "Website Redesign",
  "taskStatus": ["Overdue", "DueSoon"]
}

# Find untagged tasks (useful after bulk tag cleanup)
filter_tasks {
  "untagged": true,
  "taskStatus": ["Available", "Next"]
}

# Filter by project ID and tag ID (for programmatic use)
filter_tasks {
  "projectId": "projectId123",
  "tagId": ["tagId1", "tagId2"],
  "taskStatus": ["Available"]
}

5. 🔄 Repeating Tasks

Create and manage recurring tasks with flexible repetition rules:

# Daily repeating task
add_omnifocus_task {
  "name": "Daily standup notes",
  "projectName": "Work",
  "dueDate": "2025-01-15",
  "repetitionRule": {
    "frequency": "daily"
  }
}

# Weekly task on Mon/Wed/Fri
add_omnifocus_task {
  "name": "Exercise",
  "dueDate": "2025-01-15",
  "repetitionRule": {
    "frequency": "weekly",
    "daysOfWeek": [1, 3, 5]
  }
}

# Monthly task on the 15th, repeat from completion
add_omnifocus_task {
  "name": "Pay bills",
  "dueDate": "2025-01-15",
  "repetitionRule": {
    "frequency": "monthly",
    "dayOfMonth": 15,
    "repeatFrom": "completion"
  }
}

# First Monday of every month (weekday-of-month pattern)
add_omnifocus_task {
  "name": "Prepare for monthly HOA meeting",
  "dueDate": "2026-02-02",
  "repetitionRule": {
    "frequency": "monthly",
    "weekdayOfMonth": {
      "week": 1,
      "day": 1
    },
    "repeatFrom": "due"
  }
}

# Last Friday of every month
add_omnifocus_task {
  "name": "Monthly expense report",
  "dueDate": "2026-01-31",
  "repetitionRule": {
    "frequency": "monthly",
    "weekdayOfMonth": {
      "week": -1,
      "day": 5
    }
  }
}

# Third Wednesday of every 2 months
add_omnifocus_task {
  "name": "Quarterly planning prep",
  "dueDate": "2026-01-21",
  "repetitionRule": {
    "frequency": "monthly",
    "interval": 2,
    "weekdayOfMonth": {
      "week": 3,
      "day": 3
    }
  }
}

# Edit task to add/remove repetition
edit_item {
  "id": "taskId123",
  "itemType": "task",
  "newRepetitionRule": {"frequency": "weekly", "interval": 2}
}

# Remove repetition from a task
edit_item {
  "id": "taskId123",
  "itemType": "task",
  "newRepetitionRule": null
}

# Move a task to a different project (by ID)
edit_item {
  "id": "taskId123",
  "itemType": "task",
  "newProjectId": "projectId456"
}

# Move a project to a different folder (by ID)
edit_item {
  "id": "projectId123",
  "itemType": "project",
  "newFolderId": "folderId456"
}

6. 🌟 Native Custom Perspective Access

Access your OmniFocus custom perspectives with hierarchical task display:

# List all your custom perspectives
list_custom_perspectives {"format": "detailed"}

# Get tasks from custom perspective by name
get_custom_perspective_tasks {
  "perspectiveName": "Today's Work",  # Your custom perspective name
  "showHierarchy": true,              # Enable tree display
  "hideCompleted": true,
  "ignoreFocus": true                 # Clear Focus mode to see all tasks (default: true)
}

# Get tasks from custom perspective by ID
get_custom_perspective_tasks {
  "perspectiveId": "perspectiveId123",
  "showHierarchy": true
}

# Examples with different perspectives
get_custom_perspective_tasks {
  "perspectiveName": "Today Review",
  "showHierarchy": true
}

get_custom_perspective_tasks {
  "perspectiveName": "Weekly Planning",
  "showHierarchy": false  # Flat display
}

# Example output (flat view):
# 1. **Review quarterly goals** [ID: j-Q4cm6ewVF]
#    Tags: planning
#    Due: 1/31/2025

# Example output (hierarchical view):
# ├─ **Launch Product Campaign**
# │  ID: abc123xyz
# │  Tags: Campaign, Priority
# │  Due: 2/15/2025

Why This Is Powerful:

  • ✅ Native Integration - Uses OmniFocus Perspective.Custom API directly

  • ✅ Tree Structure - Visual parent-child task relationships with ├─, └─ symbols

  • ✅ Task IDs Included - Build omnifocus:///task/{id} deep links directly from output

  • ✅ AI-Friendly - Enhanced descriptions prevent tool selection confusion

  • ✅ Professional Output - Clean, readable task hierarchies

7. 🔍 Batch Filter Tasks

Filter tasks across multiple projects in a single call (much faster than multiple filter_tasks calls):

# Get tasks from multiple projects at once
batch_filter_tasks {
  "projectNames": ["Website Redesign", "Marketing Campaign", "Q1 Planning"],
  "taskStatus": ["Available", "Next", "Blocked"],
  "limit": 50
}

# Filter by project IDs for reliability
batch_filter_tasks {
  "projectIds": ["projectId1", "projectId2", "projectId3"],
  "taskStatus": ["Available", "Overdue"],
  "flagged": true
}

# Combine with due date filters
batch_filter_tasks {
  "projectNames": ["Daily Tasks", "Weekly Review"],
  "dueThisWeek": true,
  "sortBy": "dueDate"
}

Benefits:

  • Single API call instead of N calls for N projects

  • Results grouped by project with task counts

  • Supports all common filters (status, flagged, due dates)

  • Returns project IDs for follow-up operations

8. 🎯 Batch Write Operations

Efficiently manage multiple tasks with true batching (9-12x faster than individual calls):

# Batch add multiple tasks/projects (by name or ID)
batch_add_items {
  "items": [
    {
      "type": "task",
      "name": "Website Technical SEO",
      "projectName": "SEO Project",  # or use projectId
      "note": "Optimize technical aspects"
    },
    {
      "type": "task",
      "name": "Page Speed Optimization",
      "parentTaskName": "Website Technical SEO",  # or use parentTaskId
      "estimatedMinutes": 180,
      "flagged": true
    },
    {
      "type": "project",
      "name": "New Project",
      "folderId": "folderId123"  # or use folderName
    }
  ]
}

# Batch edit multiple items
batch_edit_items {
  "edits": [
    {
      "id": "taskId1",
      "itemType": "task",
      "newStatus": "completed"
    },
    {
      "id": "taskId2",
      "itemType": "task",
      "newDueDate": "2025-02-01",
      "newFlagged": true,
      "newProjectId": "projectId123"  # Move task to another project by ID
    },
    {
      "id": "projectId1",
      "itemType": "project",
      "newNote": "Updated via batch edit",
      "newFolderName": "Work Projects"  # Move project to another folder by name
    }
  ]
}

# Batch update tags (works on both tasks AND projects, auto-creates missing tags)
batch_edit_items {
  "edits": [
    {
      "id": "taskId1",
      "itemType": "task",
      "addTags": ["urgent", "review"],
      "removeTags": ["someday"]
    },
    {
      "id": "projectId1",
      "itemType": "project",
      "addTags": ["Q1", "active"]
    },
    {
      "id": "taskId2",
      "itemType": "task",
      "replaceTags": ["priority", "work"]
    }
  ]
}

# Batch remove multiple items
batch_remove_items {
  "items": [
    {"id": "taskId1", "itemType": "task"},
    {"id": "taskId2", "itemType": "task"},
    {"name": "Old Project", "itemType": "project"}
  ]
}

9. 📋 Project Review Workflow

Automate your weekly review process:

# Get all projects due for review
get_projects_for_review {
  "includeOnHold": false,
  "limit": 50
}

# Mark a single project as reviewed
edit_item {
  "id": "projectId123",
  "itemType": "project",
  "markReviewed": true
}

# Set a project's review interval to 14 days
edit_item {
  "id": "projectId123",
  "itemType": "project",
  "newReviewInterval": 14
}

# Batch mark multiple projects as reviewed (by ID)
batch_mark_reviewed {
  "projectIds": ["projectId1", "projectId2", "projectId3"]
}

# Batch mark by project names
batch_mark_reviewed {
  "projectNames": ["Marketing Campaign", "Website Redesign"]
}

# View project review info
get_project_by_id {
  "projectName": "My Project"
}
# Returns: reviewInterval, nextReviewDate, lastReviewDate

Review Workflow Benefits:

  • Automate finding projects that need attention

  • Mark multiple projects reviewed in one operation

  • Track when each project was last reviewed

  • Set custom review intervals per project

🛠️ Complete Tool Reference

📊 Database & Task Management

  1. add_omnifocus_task - Create tasks (enhanced with subtask support)

  2. add_project - Create projects

  3. add_folder - Create folders (with nesting support)

  4. remove_item - Delete tasks or projects

  5. edit_item - Edit tasks or projects

  6. batch_add_items - Bulk add tasks/projects (true batching - 9x faster)

  7. batch_edit_items - Bulk edit tasks/projects (true batching - 12x faster)

  8. batch_remove_items - Bulk remove (true batching - 9x faster)

  9. get_task_by_id - Query task information

  10. list_projects - List projects with folder/status filtering

🔍 Built-in Perspective Tools

  1. get_inbox_tasks - Inbox perspective

  2. get_flagged_tasks - Flagged perspective

  3. get_forecast_tasks - Forecast perspective (due/deferred tasks)

  4. get_tasks_by_tag - Tag-based filtering (single or multiple tags with any/all matching)

  5. list_tags - List all tags with task counts and hierarchy

  6. filter_tasks - Ultimate filtering with unlimited combinations

  7. batch_filter_tasks - Filter multiple projects in one call (faster than multiple filter_tasks)

🌟 Custom Perspective Tools

  1. list_custom_perspectives - List all custom perspectives with details

  2. get_custom_perspective_tasks - Access custom perspective with hierarchical display

📊 Analytics & Tracking

  1. get_today_completed_tasks - View today's completed tasks

📋 Project Review Tools

  1. get_projects_for_review - Get projects due for review

  2. batch_mark_reviewed - Mark multiple projects as reviewed

🔧 Utility Tools

  1. get_server_version - Get server version and build information

  2. get_project_by_id - Query project information by ID or name (includes review data)

  3. get_folder_by_id - Query folder information by ID or name

  4. diagnose_connection - Check OmniFocus connectivity and permissions

🆕 New Tools (v1.23.0)

  1. search_tasks - Full-text search across task names and notes (simpler than filter_tasks)

  2. duplicate_project - Create a copy of a project including all tasks (great for templates)

  3. edit_tag - Edit tag properties: rename, change status, move to parent, or set allowsNextAction

🆕 New Tools (v1.27.0) - AI Assistant Optimizations

  1. get_system_health - Get all health metrics in ONE call (inbox, projects, tasks, tags, flagged, untagged)

  2. get_completion_stats - Get completion counts grouped by project/tag/folder for a date range

🚀 Quick Start Examples

Basic Task Creation

# Simple task
add_omnifocus_task {
  "name": "Review quarterly goals",
  "projectName": "Planning",
  "dueDate": "2025-01-31"
}

Advanced Task Management

# Create parent task
add_omnifocus_task {
  "name": "Launch Product Campaign",
  "projectName": "Marketing",
  "dueDate": "2025-02-15",
  "tags": ["Campaign", "Priority"]
}

# Add subtasks
add_omnifocus_task {
  "name": "Design landing page",
  "parentTaskName": "Launch Product Campaign",
  "estimatedMinutes": 240,
  "flagged": true
}

Smart Task Discovery

# Find high-priority work
filter_tasks {
  "flagged": true,
  "taskStatus": ["Available"],
  "estimateMax": 120,
  "hasEstimate": true
}

# Today's completed work
filter_tasks {
  "completedToday": true,
  "taskStatus": ["Completed"],
  "sortBy": "project"
}

Custom Perspective Usage

# List your custom perspectives
list_custom_perspectives {"format": "detailed"}

# Access a custom perspective with hierarchy
get_custom_perspective_tasks {
  "perspectiveName": "Today Review",
  "showHierarchy": true,
  "hideCompleted": true
}

# Quick flat view of weekly planning
get_custom_perspective_tasks {
  "perspectiveName": "Weekly Planning",
  "showHierarchy": false
}

🔍 Search Tasks (New in v1.23.0)

# Simple text search across names and notes
search_tasks {
  "query": "budget report"
}

# Search with match modes
search_tasks {
  "query": "meeting budget",
  "matchMode": "anyWord"  # matches either "meeting" or "budget"
}

search_tasks {
  "query": "quarterly review",
  "matchMode": "allWords",  # must contain both words
  "includeCompleted": true
}

# Search within a specific project
search_tasks {
  "query": "design",
  "projectName": "Website Redesign",
  "searchIn": "name"  # only search task names, not notes
}

📋 Duplicate Project (New in v1.23.0)

# Create a copy of a template project
duplicate_project {
  "sourceProjectName": "Sprint Template",
  "newName": "Sprint 15"
}

# Duplicate with date shifting (great for recurring workflows)
duplicate_project {
  "sourceProjectName": "Weekly Review Checklist",
  "newName": "Week 3 Review",
  "shiftDates": {
    "referenceDate": "2026-01-20",
    "basedOn": "defer"
  }
}

# Duplicate into a specific folder
duplicate_project {
  "sourceProjectId": "templateProjectId123",
  "newName": "Q1 Marketing Campaign",
  "folderName": "2026 Projects",
  "clearCompleted": true,
  "copyTags": true
}

🏷️ Edit Tag (New in v1.23.0)

# Reactivate a dropped tag
edit_tag {
  "tagName": "prep",
  "newStatus": "active"
}

# Put a tag on hold (tasks with this tag become blocked)
edit_tag {
  "tagName": "office",
  "newStatus": "onHold"
}

# Rename a tag
edit_tag {
  "tagId": "tagId123",
  "newName": "high-priority"
}

# Move tag to a different parent
edit_tag {
  "tagName": "errands",
  "newParentTagName": "personal"
}

# Make a tag top-level (remove from parent)
edit_tag {
  "tagName": "urgent",
  "newParentTagId": ""
}

🤖 AI Assistant Efficiency Guide

Use batch_filter_tasks for Multi-Project Queries

Instead of making separate filter_tasks calls for each project:

# ❌ Inefficient - 5 API calls
filter_tasks { "projectFilter": "Project A", "taskStatus": [...] }
filter_tasks { "projectFilter": "Project B", "taskStatus": [...] }
filter_tasks { "projectFilter": "Project C", "taskStatus": [...] }
# ... etc

Use a single batch call:

# ✅ Efficient - 1 API call
batch_filter_tasks {
  "projectNames": ["Project A", "Project B", "Project C", "Project D", "Project E"],
  "taskStatus": ["Available", "Next", "Blocked", "DueSoon", "Overdue"],
  "limit": 100
}

Use IDs for Reliability

All tools support both name and ID parameters. IDs are more reliable because they don't change when items are renamed.

Tool

ID Parameter

Alternative To

add_omnifocus_task

projectId

projectName

add_project

folderId

folderName

edit_item

newProjectId, newFolderId

name equivalents

batch_add_items

projectId, folderId

name equivalents

filter_tasks

projectId, tagId

projectFilter, tagFilter

get_tasks_by_tag

tagId

tagName

get_flagged_tasks

projectId

projectFilter

get_custom_perspective_tasks

perspectiveId

perspectiveName

batch_filter_tasks

projectIds

projectNames

Rule: When both ID and name are provided, ID takes priority.

Batch Operations for Writes

Use batch tools for multiple write operations:

  • batch_add_items - Add multiple tasks/projects (9x faster)

  • batch_edit_items - Edit multiple items (12x faster)

  • batch_remove_items - Remove multiple items (9x faster)

🔧 Configuration

Verify Installation

# Check MCP status
claude mcp list

# Verify server version
get_server_version

# Test basic connection
get_inbox_tasks

# Test custom perspective features
list_custom_perspectives

Analytics & Health Checks (v1.27.0)

# Get all health metrics in ONE call (replaces 6+ separate calls)
get_system_health

# Get completion stats by project for last month
get_completion_stats {
  "completedAfter": "2026-01-01",
  "completedBefore": "2026-02-01",
  "groupBy": "project"
}

# Get completion stats by tag
get_completion_stats {
  "completedAfter": "2026-01-01",
  "completedBefore": "2026-02-01",
  "groupBy": "tag"
}

# Fast count-only query (no task data returned)
filter_tasks {
  "taskStatus": ["Available", "Next"],
  "countOnly": true
}

Troubleshooting

Build issues:

  • If npm run build hangs or crashes with OOM, use npm run build:fast instead

  • The build:fast script uses esbuild which skips type checking but produces identical output

  • This can happen due to complex type inference in the MCP SDK and Zod dependencies

  • For type checking, run npx tsc --noEmit separately or rely on your IDE

Runtime issues:

  • Ensure OmniFocus 3+ is installed and running

  • Verify Node.js 18+ is installed

  • Check Claude Code MCP configuration

  • Enable accessibility permissions for terminal apps if needed

  • Use get_server_version to verify the correct version is loaded after updates

🎯 Use Cases

  • Project Management - Create detailed project hierarchies with subtasks

  • GTD Workflow - Leverage perspectives for Getting Things Done methodology

  • Time Blocking - Filter by estimated time for schedule planning

  • Weekly Reviews - Automate project reviews with get_projects_for_review and batch_mark_reviewed

  • Team Coordination - Batch operations for team task assignment

  • AI-Powered Planning - Let Claude analyze and organize your tasks

📈 Performance

  • True Batch Operations - All batch tools execute in a single OmniFocus script call

    • batch_add_items: ~138ms per item (9x faster than individual calls)

    • batch_edit_items: ~76ms per item (12x faster than individual calls)

    • batch_remove_items: ~65ms per item (9x faster than individual calls)

  • Fast ID Lookups - Direct Task.byIdentifier() / Project.byIdentifier() API calls

  • Lazy Loading - OmniFocus collections only loaded when needed

  • Fast Filtering - Native AppleScript/OmniJS performance

  • Memory Optimized - Minimal resource usage

  • Scalable - Handles large task databases efficiently

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

  1. Fork the repository

  2. Create a feature branch

  3. Make your changes

  4. Add tests if applicable

  5. Submit a pull request

Release Checklist

When releasing a new version:

  1. Bump version in package.json

  2. Update this README with any new features or tools

  3. Commit and push changes

📄 License

MIT License - see LICENSE file for details.

🔗 Links

🙏 Acknowledgments

Based on the original OmniFocus MCP server by themotionmachine. Enhanced with perspective views, advanced filtering, and complete subtask support.

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