Granoflow

What is Granoflow?

Granoflow is a local-first app for planning and reviewing work tasks. It extracts knowledge and experience from completed work, turns those insights into review cards, and makes them available for quick retrieval or spaced review. The Granoflow MCP server exposes the Granoflow Local HTTP API as tools for AI agents, IDEs, and automation. It connects to the user’s running local Granoflow app and does not host user data or upload tasks to third parties.

How to use Granoflow?

Ensure the Granoflow app is running locally, then configure your MCP client to connect to its HTTP API. No specific installation or configuration commands are documented in the README; the server assumes a local Granoflow instance is already set up and operational.

Key features of Granoflow

• Plan, review, and organize work tasks locally.
• Extract insights from completed tasks into review cards.
• Spaced repetition review of saved knowledge.
• Local-first: no cloud upload unless you subscribe.
• MCP server enables AI/IDE/automation tool integration.
• Free to use forever for local features.

Use cases of Granoflow

• Capture and revisit lessons learned from completed projects.
• Build a personal knowledge base from daily work tasks.
• Automate task review prompts with AI agent or IDE integrations.
• Conduct spaced repetition study of work‑related insights.

FAQ from Granoflow

Is my data stored in the cloud when using the MCP server?

No. Without a paid membership, your data never leaves your device. The MCP server only interacts with the local Granoflow app and does not upload local tasks to any third‑party service.

Do I need an account or subscription to use the MCP server?

No. The MCP server works with Granoflow’s local features, which are free forever. A subscription is only required if you want cloud sync; it is not needed for local use or MCP integration.

Does the MCP server store my API tokens or host user data?

No. The server does not store API tokens and does not host any user data. It simply exposes the local Granoflow API as tools for AI agents, IDEs, and automation.

What dependency does the MCP server have?

It requires the Granoflow app to be running locally on the same machine (or reachable via HTTP) to connect to its API. Without a running local instance, the MCP server cannot function.