clickup-operator MCP server

What is clickup-operator?

clickup-operator is a simple note storage MCP server that allows users to add notes and generate summaries through Claude. It implements custom note:// URI resources, a single prompt for summarizing notes, and one tool for adding notes.

How to use clickup-operator?

Run the server with uv --directory <path> run clickup-operator. Add it to Claude Desktop's claude_desktop_config.json using either the development configuration (with uv) or the published configuration (with uvx). Once connected, use the add-note tool to create notes and the summarize-notes prompt to generate summaries.

Key features of clickup-operator

• Custom note:// URI scheme for accessing individual notes
• Single summarize-notes prompt with optional style argument
• add-note tool for creating notes with name and content
• Notifies clients of resource changes when notes are added
• Simple text/plain mimetype for notes
• Designed for integration with Claude and MCP clients

Use cases of clickup-operator

• Quickly capture and organize notes via Claude
• Generate summaries of stored notes in brief or detailed style
• Build a lightweight note‑taking assistant within an MCP client
• Prototype simple resource and tool interactions in an MCP server

FAQ from clickup-operator

What does clickup-operator do exactly?

It provides a basic note storage system accessible through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). You can add notes with a name and content, then retrieve or summarize them via prompts.

What are the dependencies or runtime requirements?

The server runs on Python using uv. It requires the uv package manager and a Python environment. No external services or databases are required.

Where are the notes stored?

The README indicates notes are stored in the server’s internal state, not in a persistent database. Restarting the server will lose all notes.

What transports and authentication does it use?

The server communicates over stdio (standard input/output). No authentication mechanism is described.

Are there any known limits?

The README explicitly marks configuration as a TODO and the server is described as a development/unpublished server. It is a simple note storage system with no support for editing or deleting notes, and no integration with external platforms like ClickUp despite the server name.