What is Tycana?
Your AI assistant is brilliant but amnesiac. Every conversation starts from zero — no memory of what you captured yesterday, no awareness of what's overdue, no sense of your work patterns. You re-explain your priorities every morning. Tycana fixes this.
Tycana is a productivity backend built for AI reasoning, not human browsing. Connect your AI once via MCP (Model Context Protocol), and every conversation automatically includes your full work picture: active projects, upcoming deadlines, blocked items, and computed intelligence about your patterns.
This isn't another task app with an AI bolted on. There's no UI to check, no lists to reorganize, no weekly reviews to dread. Tycana is infrastructure that sits behind your AI conversation, making every interaction smarter.
Quick Start
1. Sign up
Start a 14-day free trial — no credit card required.
2. Connect your AI
Add Tycana to your MCP client configuration:
{
"mcpServers": {
"tycana": {
"type": "streamable-http",
"url": "https://app.tycana.com/mcp",
"headers": {
"authorization": "Bearer YOUR_TOKEN"
}
}
}
}Most MCP clients (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor) support OAuth — just connect and authorize when prompted. The bearer token config above is for clients that don't support OAuth flows.
3. Start talking
Just use your AI normally. Say things like:
"Remind me to update the deployment docs before Friday"
"Plan my day"
"How's Project X going?"
"What should I work on next?"
Tools
Tycana provides 14 MCP tools:
Task Management
Tool | Description |
| Create a new task, note, or idea with optional project, priority, due date, and effort estimate |
| Mark an item as done with an outcome (resolved, wont_do, delegated, deferred) |
| Update any field on an existing item — title, body, priority, due date, project, effort |
| Permanently delete an item |
| List items filtered by status (active, completed, all), project, or priority |
| Retrieve full details for a specific item by ID |
| Full-text search across all items |
Intelligence & Planning
Tool | Description |
| Generate a prioritized daily plan based on available hours, deadlines, and your work patterns |
| Get a smart recommendation for what to work on based on available time (quick/hour/deep) |
| Weekly review — surfaces overdue items, stalled work, slip patterns, and velocity trends |
| Pull full context for a scope (today, project, everything) to ground AI responses |
Organization & Memory
Tool | Description |
| Create relationships between items (blocks, parent, related) |
| Store personal context — preferences, work style, facts your AI should always know |
| Archive or bulk-complete items in a finished project |
Key Features
Persistent memory — Your AI remembers everything across conversations
Computed intelligence — Velocity tracking, slip rate detection, stale work alerts, effort calibration
Confidence-gated signals — Intelligence only surfaces when backed by enough data
Personal context — Learns your preferences, work style, and priorities over time
Calendar feed — Tasks appear alongside your meetings with effort-based lead times
Daily email digest — Smart-scored briefing of what needs attention
Project relationships — Items connect, block each other, have dependencies
Works everywhere — Claude Code, Claude.ai, ChatGPT, Cursor, any MCP-compatible client
How It Works
You <-> Your AI Assistant <-> MCP <-> Tycana Backend
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PostgreSQL
(your data)Tycana is a hosted service. Your AI connects to https://app.tycana.com/mcp via streamable HTTP with OAuth 2.1 authentication. All data is stored securely and belongs to you — full export and deletion available at any time.
Pricing
One plan. Everything included.
$15/month or $150/year (2 months free)
14-day free trial, no credit card required
No feature tiers, no per-seat pricing, no upsells
Compatibility
Tycana works with any MCP-compatible client:
Claude Desktop
Claude Code (CLI)
Claude.ai
ChatGPT (via MCP)
Cursor
Windsurf
Any client supporting streamable HTTP transport
Links
License
This repository contains documentation and configuration for the Tycana MCP server. The Tycana service itself is proprietary software. See Terms of Service.
This documentation is released under MIT.
