pndr
Personal productivity app with Ideas/Tasks, Journal, Habits, Package tracking, Lists, and more via MCP
What this skill does
# Pndr
Pndr is your personal productivity command center, now accessible to AI agents via MCP (Model Context Protocol).
## What You Can Do
With Pndr's MCP integration, AI assistants like Claude can:
- **Manage your tasks** - Add, edit, complete, and organize ideas with tags and priorities
- **Track your habits** - Create daily habits and mark them complete automatically
- **Journal** - Record thoughts and retrieve them with fuzzy search
- **Track packages** - Monitor deliveries with tracking numbers and carriers
- **Manage lists** - Create checklists, shopping lists, or any collection of items
- **Get insights** - View today's focus items, kanban boards, accomplishments, and patterns
All of this happens in your own private Pndr account - the AI just provides a natural language interface to your data.
## How It Works
Pndr exposes your personal productivity data through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing AI assistants to interact with your tasks, habits, and journal on your behalf.
**Example conversations:**
- "Add a task to call mom tomorrow with high priority"
- "What's on my plate today?"
- "Mark my exercise habit as complete"
- "Show me my accomplishments this week"
- "Add a journal entry about today's meeting"
The AI uses Pndr's MCP tools behind the scenes to read and write your data securely.
## Who Is This For?
This integration is perfect if you:
- Use an AI assistant (Claude, OpenClaw, etc.) and want it to manage your tasks
- Want natural language access to your productivity data
- Like the idea of saying "add this to my todo list" instead of opening an app
- Already use Pndr and want to access it through AI conversations
## Prerequisites
- A Pndr account (sign up at https://pndr.io)
- An AI assistant that supports MCP (like Claude Desktop or OpenClaw)
- For manual setup: `mcporter` CLI tool
## Setup
### For OpenClaw Users
OpenClaw can set this up automatically! Just ask your assistant:
> "Connect to my Pndr account"
Then provide your Pndr OAuth credentials when prompted.
### Manual Setup
1. **Get Pndr API credentials:**
- Log in to https://pndr.io
- Go to Settings → API → Create OAuth Client
- Give it a name (e.g., "My AI Assistant")
- Copy your `client_id` and `client_secret`
2. **Get an access token:**
```bash
curl -X POST https://pndr.io/oauth/token \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"grant_type": "client_credentials",
"client_id": "pndr_client_YOUR_CLIENT_ID",
"client_secret": "YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET"
}'
```
This returns a JSON response with an `access_token`. Copy it.
3. **Add to your MCP client config:**
For **mcporter** (`config/mcporter.json`):
```json
{
"mcpServers": {
"pndr": {
"baseUrl": "https://pndr.io/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN"
}
}
}
}
```
For **Claude Desktop** (`claude_desktop_config.json`):
```json
{
"mcpServers": {
"pndr": {
"url": "https://pndr.io/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN"
}
}
}
}
```
4. **Test the connection:**
```bash
mcporter list pndr --schema
```
You should see 47 available tools!
## Available Tools
### Ideas & Tasks
- `add_idea` - Create a new idea/task
- `list_ideas` - List and filter ideas
- `edit_idea` - Edit an existing idea
- `complete_idea` - Mark an idea as completed
- `delete_idea` - Delete an idea
- `categorize_idea` - Update tags on an idea
- `set_work_status` - Set work status (not started, in progress, blocked)
- `get_kanban` - Get kanban board view
- `get_today` - Get today's focus items
### Journal & Thoughts
- `add_thought` - Record a journal/diary entry
- `get_thoughts` - Retrieve thoughts with fuzzy search
- `delete_thought` - Delete a thought
### Habits
- `add_habit` - Create a new daily habit
- `list_habits` - List all habits with completion status
- `complete_habit` - Mark a habit as completed for today
- `uncomplete_habit` - Undo a habit completion
- `update_habit` - Update habit text or resources
- `archive_habit` - Archive (delete) a habit
### Checklists
- `add_checklist_item` - Add a checklist item to an idea
- `complete_checklist_item` - Mark checklist item as completed
- `uncomplete_checklist_item` - Mark checklist item as not completed
- `get_checklist` - Get all checklist items for an idea
- `edit_checklist_item` - Edit checklist item text
- `delete_checklist_item` - Delete a checklist item
### Lists
- `add_list` - Create a new list
- `list_lists` - Get all lists with optional filtering
- `get_list` - Get a single list with items
- `update_list` - Update list name, description, or tags
- `delete_list` - Delete a list and all its items
- `add_list_item` - Add an item to a list
- `update_list_item` - Update list item text, notes, or completion
- `toggle_list_item` - Toggle list item completion
- `delete_list_item` - Remove an item from a list
- `reorder_list_items` - Change item order in a list
### Packages
- `add_package` - Track a new package delivery
- `list_packages` - List tracked packages
- `update_package` - Update package information
- `mark_package_delivered` - Mark a package as delivered
- `delete_package` - Delete a package from tracking
### Tags
- `list_tags` - List all available tags
- `create_tag` - Create a new tag
- `delete_tag` - Delete a tag
### Comments
- `add_comment` - Add a comment to an idea
- `list_comments` - List comments on an idea
- `delete_comment` - Delete a comment
### Attachments
- `list_attachments` - List attachments for an idea
- `get_attachment` - Get attachment metadata
- `download_attachment` - Download attachment with base64 data
### Analytics
- `get_accomplishments` - Get summary of completed tasks and habits
- `get_patterns` - Analyze patterns in ideas and thoughts over time
## Usage Examples
Once connected, you can interact with Pndr naturally through your AI assistant:
**Task Management:**
- "Add a high-priority task to finish the presentation by Friday"
- "Show me all my work tasks that are in progress"
- "Mark task [ID] as complete"
- "What should I focus on today?"
**Habits:**
- "Did I complete my exercise habit today?"
- "Mark my reading habit as done"
- "What's my current streak for meditation?"
**Journaling:**
- "Add a journal entry: Had a breakthrough on the project today"
- "What was I thinking about last week around this topic?"
- "Show me my thoughts from January"
**Package Tracking:**
- "Track a package from Amazon, tracking number 1Z999..."
- "What packages am I expecting?"
- "Mark my laptop package as delivered"
**Lists:**
- "Create a grocery list"
- "Add milk and eggs to my shopping list"
- "Show me my reading list"
### Direct CLI Usage (Advanced)
If you're using mcporter directly:
```bash
# Add a task
mcporter call pndr.add_idea text="Build a new feature" tags:work,coding priority:P1
# Check today's focus
mcporter call pndr.get_today
# Complete a habit
mcporter call pndr.complete_habit habit-id:abc123
# Add journal entry
mcporter call pndr.add_thought content="Had a great day working on the project"
# View kanban board
mcporter call pndr.get_kanban tags:work
```
## Authentication
Pndr uses OAuth 2.0 client credentials flow. Access tokens expire after 1 year (365 days).
To refresh your token, repeat the `curl` command from step 2 and update your mcporter config with the new Bearer token.
## Source Code
Open source at https://github.com/Dgershman/pndr
## Pricing
- Free tier: Read-only access
- Pro ($5/mo or $48/year): Full read/write access
## Support
- Documentation: https://pndr.io/docs
- Issues: https://github.com/Dgershman/pndr/issues
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