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Todoist MCP Server written in Elixir

@croesnick

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Productivity

License

MIT license

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Author

croesnick

About Todoist MCP Server written in Elixir

MCP server implementation for Todoist in Elixir

Todoist MCP Server written in Elixir config

No standard config provided

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Todoist MCP Server written in Elixir tools

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Overview

What is Todoist MCP Server written in Elixir?

Todoist MCP Server written in Elixir is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that allows large language models to interact with Todoist, a task-management and to-do list application. It is built in Elixir and is intended for developers who want to connect Todoist with AI-powered tools or build personal assistants.

How to use Todoist MCP Server written in Elixir?

Run the server with mix run --no-halt. To test locally without an MCP client, send a JSON-RPC message via echo '...' | nc localhost 4000.

Key features of Todoist MCP Server written in Elixir

  • Written in Elixir, extending the AI ecosystem for the language.
  • Exposes Todoist data via the Model Context Protocol.
  • Supports standard MCP tool requests (e.g., tools/list).
  • Runs as a local server on port 4000.

Use cases of Todoist MCP Server written in Elixir

  • Interact with Todoist tasks from within Obsidian using the BMO Chatbot.
  • Build a custom AI-based personal assistant that can manage todos and projects.
  • Access Todoist projects and tasks programmatically through an LLM.

Frequently asked questions

1

What is MCP?

MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. It is an API definition that allows large language models to interact with other applications, such as Todoist.

2

Why write this server in Elixir?

The author likes Elixir and wants to extend the AI ecosystem for the language.

3

How do I run the server?

Run `mix run --no-halt` in the project directory.

4

How can I test the server without an MCP client?

Send a JSON-RPC request to localhost port 4000, for example: `echo '{"jsonrpc": "2.0", "id": 1, "method": "tools/list"}' | nc localhost 4000`.

5

What are the runtime requirements?

The server requires Elixir and likely the Mix build tool (implied by the `mix` command). No additional dependencies or authentication tokens are mentioned in the README.

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