"cloudflare" matching MCP servers:

Enables secure access to Vikunja projects and tasks via MCP tools, protected by Cloudflare Access and designed for remote clients like ChatGPT.

Enables comprehensive Trello integration via MCP, supporting boards, lists, cards, comments, labels, members, checklists, search, and attachments, deployed on Cloudflare Workers.

Enables read-only intelligence over a Linear workspace by serving snapshot and change-history data stored in Cloudflare D1, so clients can answer questions about current work, project and milestone progress, member activity, and weekly reports without modifying Linear or invoking an LLM.

Enables AI agents to securely read and update Baynex specification documents, implementation tasks, and HTML UI definitions through MCP with Cloudflare Access authentication and Slack-audited writes.

A Cloudflare Worker-based MCP server that enables AI assistants to read and manage Todoist tasks through tools like get_tasks, add_task, update_task, complete_task, delete_task, and move_task.

A remote MCP server that maintains project focus on a north star goal, enabling seamless handoff across chat sessions by sharing state via Cloudflare D1 SQLite.

Enables AI clients to access a shared, authenticated memory and project management system with durable storage, task tracking, roadmaps, and semantic search, deployed on Cloudflare.

Bridges a self-hosted Hermes agent to remote MCP clients over Streamable HTTP, exposing kanban and vault tools via its REST API. It enforces strict security through Cloudflare Access JWT validation and prevents the agent from approving its own work.

A self-hosted MCP server on Cloudflare Workers that lets Claude manage your Microsoft To Do tasks and lists using natural language, with a local synced mirror for fast cross-list search.

A lightweight Linear MCP server on Cloudflare Workers that enables managing issues, documents, and workspace overview using human-friendly names through Streamable HTTP.

Exposes a self-hosted Hermes instance as a remote MCP server over Streamable HTTP, allowing authorized MCP clients to call Hermes kanban and ask tools through Cloudflare Access without making Hermes publicly reachable.

A proof-of-concept MCP server that interacts with Todoist using OAuth-based authorization and is deployed on Cloudflare Workers.

A remote MCP server for the Moxie Public API, deployable to Cloudflare Workers. Exposes all 29 documented Moxie endpoints as MCP tools for managing clients, contacts, projects, tasks, invoices, payments, and more.

A lightweight project and todo management MCP server built on Cloudflare Workers, allowing users to create projects, add todos, and track progress.

MCP server running on Cloudflare Workers that exposes a create_google_task tool to send tasks to Google Tasks via IFTTT Maker webhook.

A TODO management MCP server using Cloudflare Workers and D1 database, enabling create, read, update, and delete operations on todos.

MCP server that creates tasks in a Notion database via a Cloudflare Worker, exposing a create_task tool through Streamable HTTP. Enables ChatGPT/Claude to add structured to-dos to Notion without natural language parsing.

An MCP server that lets Claude manage Google Tasks, including listing, creating, updating, completing, moving, and deleting tasks and task lists. It supports both local and remote deployments and can be used with Claude Desktop or as a Cloudflare Worker.

Bridges the Motion calendar and task-management API with LLM clients over the Model Context Protocol, letting users create, update, move, and delete tasks, manage projects, workspaces, comments, custom fields, recurring tasks, and check schedules through natural conversation. Runs locally via npx for desktop clients or as a remote Cloudflare Worker for web and mobile clients, with configurable tool sets.

Hand off work to agents and get back only the decisions that need a person: one ranked deck of approvals with risk levels, budgets and approval before risky steps, behind an MCP gateway with Code Mode. Open source (AGPL-3.0), runs locally or on your own Cloudflare account.