mcp-server

The Routine Model Context Protocol (MCP) server is an MCP server implementation provided by Routine, used to allow clients that support the MCP protocol to interact with the Routine application, covering scenarios such as calendars, tasks, and notes.\n\nPurpose and main capabilities: This server follows the MCP protocol and communicates via stdin/stdout. It can receive JSON requests and return responses, thereby allowing MCP clients to call Routine's related functions.\n\nHow to use: First, the Routine application needs to be running for the MCP server to work properly. You can use npx routine-mcp-server to run the MCP server, or configure it in your commonly used MCP client. If using Claude Desktop, you can refer to https://modelcontextprotocol.io/quickstart/user , where the claude_desktop_config.json file should be configured accordingly. When installing the MCP server, the command is the full path to the node executable, and the argument is the full path to ./dist/index.js. In development mode, the server communicates via stdin/stdout, follows the MCP protocol, and you can send JSON requests to its stdin and read responses from stdout.\n\nUse cases: Suitable for users who need to integrate Routine's calendars, tasks, notes, and other capabilities into an MCP client.\n\nLimitations: The Routine application must be running; the development run method depends on the full paths to node and ./dist/index.js. Other functional details, fees and pricing, platform support, and other information are not yet provided.