Connectors
Connect Taskr to your assistant
Connect Taskr to the assistant you already use and ask it about your real jobs, quotes, invoices and schedule. Paste one address, sign in with your Taskr account, and it sees only what your role can see.
Claude and ChatGPT
The connector address
https://mcp.taskrs.com.auNo Taskr account yet? The public connector at https://mcp.taskrs.com.au/public needs no sign-in: your assistant can estimate how much revenue missed jobs and slow quotes cost you, and give you the links to start a trial.
https://mcp.taskrs.com.au/publicCommand-line and developer tools
Claude Code
Add the connector, then run /mcp in Claude Code, pick taskr and choose Authenticate to sign in with your Taskr account.
claude mcp add --transport http taskr https://mcp.taskrs.com.auCodex CLI
Add the connector, then sign in with your Taskr account from the second command.
codex mcp add taskr --url https://mcp.taskrs.com.aucodex mcp login taskrGemini CLI
Add the connector, then run /mcp auth taskr inside Gemini CLI to sign in with your Taskr account.
gemini mcp add --transport http taskr https://mcp.taskrs.com.auCursor and other MCP clients
Add Taskr as a remote (Streamable HTTP) MCP server. Clients that support OAuth sign in with your Taskr account; others can send a Taskr API key from Automations, then Agents.
Gemini, Perplexity, Grok and the rest
Taskr's connector is a standard MCP server, so it works in any of these wherever the assistant lets you add one. Here's where to look in each.
Google Gemini
Gemini CLI: see above. Gemini Enterprise: your Google admin adds https://mcp.taskrs.com.au as a custom MCP data store; ask Taskr support for its sign-in client. Agents built with Google's agent tools add it as a remote MCP server and sign in.
Perplexity
Add https://mcp.taskrs.com.au under Connectors, or as a custom MCP server, wherever your Perplexity app and plan offer it, then sign in.
Grok
Point Grok at https://mcp.taskrs.com.au as a remote MCP server (through xAI's API today) with a Taskr API key from Automations, then Agents.
Microsoft Copilot
In Copilot Studio, add https://mcp.taskrs.com.au to your agent as an MCP server tool, then sign in.
Le Chat, DeepSeek, Meta and others
Look in settings for connectors, tools or MCP servers, add https://mcp.taskrs.com.au and sign in. Anything that speaks MCP over HTTP works.
How access works
- You sign in with your own Taskr login on Taskr's sign-in page. The assistant never sees your password, and there's no API key to copy.
- It sees and does only what your role in the workspace allows. A technician's connection can't open what only an owner can.
- It works in one workspace at a time. If you belong to more than one, ask it to switch workspace.
- Every Taskr tool is labelled as a lookup or a change. Deleting records and anything that moves money also needs your approval in Taskr.
- Taskr keeps a log of every request a connected assistant makes: which account, what it did, which records it touched and when. Workspace owners can check it in Taskr under Automations, then Agents.
- Taskr only receives the requests the assistant sends. Your conversation and chat history stay with the assistant's provider.
The details are in our privacy policy.
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