TasKing connector

For Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and other apps that support MCP connectors · Updated October 9, 2026

What it does: connect TasKing to your AI assistant, and it can see your day and your points, add, reschedule and check off tasks when you ask, and send ideas it finds (like an event in your email) to your ✨ Suggested list, where nothing is added until you tap Add.

Before you start

You need a TasKing account (TasKing is in beta: request an invite at task.ing) and an AI app that supports custom connectors. The connector address is:

https://task.ing/api/mcp

Connect Claude

In Claude, open Settings › Connectors and choose Add custom connector.
Name it TasKing and paste https://task.ing/api/mcp.
Click Connect. A TasKing page opens: sign in if asked, then tap Allow.
Back in Claude, ask something like “What’s on my TasKing today?”

In Claude’s connector settings you choose which tools run without asking. A good start: reading tools and Suggest tasks on Always allow, and the tools that change tasks on Needs approval.

Connect ChatGPT

Turn on Developer mode in ChatGPT’s settings (under Apps & Connectors, Advanced; available on paid plans).
Add a connector with the address https://task.ing/api/mcp and choose OAuth for authentication.
Sign in to TasKing and tap Allow.

Connect Gemini

Where Gemini offers custom connectors (for example on gemini.google.com, or set up by a Gemini Business or Enterprise admin), add https://task.ing/api/mcp the same way, then sign in to TasKing and tap Allow.

What your assistant can do

Tool	What it does
List tasks	Your tasks for a day or a range (up to 31 days), with points earned against your daily goal. Read-only.
Search tasks	Finds your tasks by words in the title or notes, newest first (up to 50). Read-only.
Add a task	Adds a task you asked for, with a date, time, points, emoji and notes.
Update a task	Reschedules, renames, or changes the points, emoji or notes of one of your tasks.
Check off a task	Marks a task done, or not done.
Suggest tasks	Sends ideas to your ✨ Suggested list in TasKing for you to review. Nothing becomes a task until you tap Add, and the same item is never suggested twice.

The connector can’t delete tasks, see your teammates’ private tasks, read your Google Calendar, or change your account settings.

Things to try

“What’s on my TasKing today, and how close am I to the crown?”
“Add ‘Email Jeff the SOW’ to TasKing for tomorrow at 10am, worth 10 points.”
“Move my workout to Saturday at noon.”
“Check off ‘Email Anker back’.”
“Look through my Gmail from the last two days for events, embargoes and RSVP deadlines, and suggest them in TasKing.” (uses your assistant’s own Gmail access)
“What did I get done last week?”

Disconnect

In TasKing, open Settings › Connected apps and tap Disconnect: the app loses access right away. You can also remove the connector in your AI app’s settings.

Privacy

Your assistant sees your TasKing data only when you ask it to use TasKing, and what it reads is handled by that AI provider under its own privacy policy. TasKing doesn’t send your data to AI providers on its own or use it to train AI. Details are in the Privacy Policy.

Troubleshooting

“Couldn’t connect” or the sign-in didn’t finish: remove TasKing from your AI app’s connectors and add it again.
It stopped working: check Settings › Connected apps in TasKing; if the app isn’t listed, connect it again.
Wrong account: on the TasKing sign-in page, tap “Use a different account.”

Support

Questions or problems? Email support@task.ing.