Overview
What is Teamwork.com?
The Teamwork.com MCP server provides a bridge between AI assistants and the Teamwork.com project management platform, exposing tools via the Model Context Protocol. It supports multiple transport modes and secure authentication, and is designed for developers who need to integrate Teamwork.com data into AI workflows.
How to use Teamwork.com?
Refer to the usage guide at https://github.com/Teamwork/mcp/blob/main/usage.md for installation and configuration. The server can be run via HTTP or STDIO, and authentication uses bearer tokens or OAuth2.
Key features of Teamwork.com
- Multiple transport modes: HTTP and STDIO interfaces
- Secure authentication with bearer tokens and OAuth2
- Extensible toolset architecture for adding new capabilities
- Production-ready logging, monitoring, and observability
- Optional read-only mode to restrict operations
Use cases of Teamwork.com
- Automate project management tasks through AI assistants
- Securely query Teamwork.com data using OAuth2
- Develop custom tools with the extensible framework
- Deploy in production with full observability
- Restrict operations to read-only for safe exploration
FAQ from Teamwork.com
What authentication methods does the server support?
It supports bearer token and OAuth2 integration with Teamwork.com.
What transport modes are available?
HTTP and STDIO interfaces for different deployment scenarios.
Is there a read-only mode?
Yes, an optional read-only mode is available to restrict operations.
What are the runtime dependencies?
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