MCP
Connect ActionDrivenNote through MCP
Use the remote ActionDrivenNote MCP endpoint with a compatible HTTP and OAuth client to work with actions, notes, tags, and assets.
Model Context Protocol (MCP) lets an AI application connect to external tools and data through a standard interface. ActionDrivenNote exposes a remote MCP server so compatible clients can retrieve current working context and, with write permission, update it.
Requirements
Your client must support:
- a remote MCP server over HTTP;
- OAuth authorization for the remote server;
- the server-provided tool list and tool calls.
Client interfaces change independently of ActionDrivenNote. Follow the client’s current instructions for adding a remote MCP server, then use the endpoint below.
Server endpoint
https://app.actiondrivennote.com/api/mcp Add this URL as a remote MCP server. Do not paste account credentials or manually create an access token. A supported client should discover the authorization server and open the ActionDrivenNote sign-in and consent flow.
Connection flow
- Add the ActionDrivenNote endpoint in the compatible client.
- Continue to the authorization page opened by the client.
- Sign in to the ActionDrivenNote account whose workspace you want to connect.
- Review the requested scopes and approve or deny the connection.
- Return to the client and confirm the ActionDrivenNote tools are available.
Before approving: read access exposes workspace context to the connected client. Write access also enables changes and destructive operations. Review security and permissions.
Available capabilities
Identity and discovery
Confirm the connected account, list actions and tags, search actions, inspect action details, and follow parent or child structure.
Documents and assets
Read an action document as Markdown and request access to assets referenced by the action.
Changes with write access
Create and update actions or tags, move items to trash, recover them, manage action-tag relationships, replace action document Markdown, and upload an action asset.
Important limits
- MCP is optional. The planning and note-taking application works without it.
- ActionDrivenNote supplies tools and data; the connected client decides how it interprets a request and when it proposes a tool call.
- Write permission is broad. It includes trash, recovery, document replacement, asset upload, and permanent action purge operations.
- Only connect clients you trust with the data and permission level you approve.
Next steps
- Review OAuth scopes and write-operation boundaries.
- See the product-level explanation on the MCP feature page.
- Explore the AI agent workspace article.