How do AI agents use ClickUp through Open Connector?

Your user connects ClickUp once with one of its cataloged authentication methods. Open Connector stores the credential in an encrypted vault and exposes ClickUp tools to your agent over MCP or a typed API, with credentials injected server-side on each call.

Is this a ClickUp MCP server?

Yes. Open Connector can serve ClickUp as a named MCP server with a scoped allowlist and a per-user connection URL, so any MCP client can call ClickUp actions with credentials injected server-side.

Where do ClickUp credentials live?

In your own infrastructure. Open Connector keeps credentials in its own vault and injects them at call time, so they never leave your environment.

ClickUp integration

ClickUp integration for AI agents.

ClickUp integration for AI agents with secure authentication and server-side credential injection. Open Connector runs the OAuth, seals the token in an encrypted vault, and serves ClickUp tools to your agent over MCP or a typed API — credentials injected server-side, every call audited, nothing leaving your infrastructure. Open source (AGPL-3.0) and self-hostable.

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What your agents can do

Real ClickUp actions, managed and audited.

Your user connects ClickUp once; your agent can then secure AI-agent actions — scoped to the OAuth permissions you grant and the tool allowlist you configure. Every action is least-privilege and written to a tamper-evident audit trail.

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Your user grants ClickUp access once (OAuth) — the token lands in the vault.
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Your agent calls a tool over MCP or the typed API; Open Connector injects the credential server-side.
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Every routed call appends a hash-chained audit record — nothing leaves your infra.

Tools & triggers

Supported ClickUp tools.

137 tools are generated from the published ClickUp catalog. Descriptions are plain text; each action remains subject to its configured authentication and tool allowlist.

Showing 137 tools. All published catalog entries are included in this page's server-rendered HTML.

Add Dependency: Set a task as waiting on or blocking another task.; Task Relationships
Add Guest To Folder: Share a Folder with a guest. \ \ ***Note:** This endpoint is only available to Workspaces on our [Enterprise Plan](https://clickup.com/pricing).*; Guests
Add Guest To List: Share a List with a guest. \ \ ***Note:** This endpoint is only available to Workspaces on our [Enterprise Plan](https://clickup.com/pricing).*; Guests
Add Guest To Task: Share a task with a guest. \ \ ***Note:** This endpoint is only available to Workspaces on our [Enterprise Plan](https://clickup.com/pricing).*; Guests
Add Tag To Task: Add a Tag to a task.; Tags
Add Task Link: This is the equivalent of the feature _Task Links_ in the right-hand sidebar of a Task. It allows you to link two tasks together. General links or links to other objects than tasks are not supported.; Task Relationships
Add Task To List: Add a task to an additional List. \ \ ***Note:** This endpoint requires the [Tasks in Multiple List ClickApp](https://help.clickup.com/hc/en-us/articles/6309958824727-Tasks-in-Multiple-Lists) to be enabled.*; Lists
Add tags from time entries: Add a label to a time entry.; Time Tracking
Change tag names from time entries: Rename an time entry label.; Time Tracking
Create Chat View Comment: Add a new comment to a Chat view.; Comments
Create Checklist: Add a new checklist to a task.; Task Checklists
Create Checklist Item: Add a line item to a task checklist.; Task Checklists
Create Folder: Add a new Folder to a Space. You can optionally create the Folder as a subfolder within an existing Folder by providing `parent_folder_id` in the request body. Subfolder support must be enabled for the Workspace.; Folders
Create Folder from template: Create a new Folder using a Folder template within a Space. This endpoint allows you to create a folder with all its nested assets (lists, tasks, etc.) from a predefined template available in your Workspace. Publicly shared templates must be [added to your Workspace](https://help.clickup.com/hc/en-us/articles/6326023965591-Add-a-template-to-your-library) before you can use them with the public API. You can optionally create the Folder as a subfolder within an existing Folder by providing `parent_folder_id` in the request body. Subfolder support must be enabled for the Workspace. This request can be run asynchronously or synchronously via the `return_immediately` parameter.; Folders
Create List From Template in Folder: Create a new list using a list template in a Folder. Publicly shared templates must be [added to your Workspace](https://help.clickup.com/hc/en-us/articles/6326023965591-Add-a-template-to-your-library) before you can use them with the public API. This request runs synchronously by default with `return_immediately=true`. The request returns the future List ID immediatly, but the List may not be created when the response is sent. Small templates can be applied synchronously, which guarantees that all sub objects are created. In case of a timeout on synchronous requests, the objects from the template will continue to be created past the timeout.; Lists
Create Folder View: Add a List, Board, Calendar, Table, Timeline, Workload, Activity, Map, Chat, or Gantt view to a Folder.; Views
Create Folderless List: Add a new List in a Space.; Lists
Create Goal: Add a new Goal to a Workspace.; Goals
Create Key Result: Add a Target to a Goal.; Goals
Create List: Add a new List to a Folder.; Lists
Create List Comment: Add a comment to a List.; Comments
Create List View: Add a List, Board, Calendar, Table, Timeline, Workload, Activity, Map, Chat, or Gantt view to a List.; Views
Create Space: Add a new Space to a Workspace.; Spaces
Create List From Template in Space: Create a new List using a List template within a Space. Publicly shared templates must be [added to your Workspace](https://help.clickup.com/hc/en-us/articles/6326023965591-Add-a-template-to-your-library) before you can use them with the public API. This request can be run asynchronously or synchronously via the `return_immediately` parameter.; Lists
Create Space Tag: Add a new task Tag to a Space.; Tags
Create Space View: Add a List, Board, Calendar, Table, Timeline, Workload, Activity, Map, Chat, or Gantt view to a Space.; Views
Create Task: Create a new task.\ \ Custom Field values in the request body are only saved when the field is applicable to the task's `custom_item_id`. Use [Get Custom Fields](ref:getaccessiblecustomfields) and each field's `applied_objects` to determine applicability before creating the task.; Tasks
Create Task Attachment: Upload a file to a task as an attachment. Files stored in the cloud cannot be used in this API request.\ \ ***Note:** This request uses multipart/form-data as the content type.* \ ***Tip:** Try our new [V3 Attachments API](ref:postentityattachment), which supports both tasks and File type Custom Fields!*; Attachments
Create Task Comment: Add a new comment to a task.; Comments
Create Task From Template: Create a new task using a task template defined in your workspace. Publicly shared templates must be [added to your Workspace](https://help.clickup.com/hc/en-us/articles/6326023965591-Add-a-template-to-your-library) before you can use them with the public API.; Tasks
Create Workspace (Everything level) View: Add a List, Board, Calendar, Table, Timeline, Workload, Activity, Map, Chat, or Gantt view at the Everything Level of a Workspace.; Views
Create Threaded Comment: Create a threaded comment.; Comments
Create Group: This endpoint creates a [User Group](https://docs.clickup.com/en/articles/4010016-teams-how-to-create-user-groups) within a Workspace.\ \ User Groups are used to organize and manage users within a Workspace.\ \ In the API documentation, `team_id` refers to the Workspace ID, and `group_id` refers to the User Group ID.\ \ **Note:** Adding a guest with view-only permissions to a Team automatically converts them to a paid guest.\ \ If no paid guest seats are available, an additional member seat will be added, increasing the number of paid guest seats.\ \ This change incurs a prorated charge based on the billing cycle.; User Groups
Create Webhook: Set up a webhook to monitor for events.<br> We do not have a dedicated IP address for webhooks. We use our domain name and dynamic addressing.; Webhooks
Create a time entry: Create a time entry. \ \ ***Note:** A time entry that has a negative duration means that timer is currently running for that user.*; Time Tracking
Delete Checklist: Delete a checklist from a task.; Task Checklists
Delete Checklist Item: Delete a line item from a task checklist.; Task Checklists
Delete Comment: Delete a task comment.; Comments
Delete Dependency: Remove the dependency relationship between two or more tasks.; Task Relationships
Delete Folder: Delete a Folder from your Workspace.; Folders
Delete Goal: Remove a Goal from your Workspace.; Goals
Delete Key Result: Delete a target from a Goal.; Goals
Delete List: Delete a List from your Workspace.; Lists
Delete Space: Delete a Space from your Workspace.; Spaces
Delete Space Tag: Delete a task Tag from a Space.; Tags
Delete Task: Delete a task from your Workspace.; Tasks
Delete Task Link: Remove the link between two tasks.; Task Relationships
Delete Group: This endpoint is used to remove a [User Group](https://docs.clickup.com/en/articles/4010016-teams-how-to-create-user-groups) from your Workspace.\ \ In our API documentation, `team_id` refers to the id of a Workspace, and `group_id` refers to the id of a user group.; User Groups
Delete View: Delete View; Views
Delete Webhook: Delete a webhook to stop monitoring the events and locations of the webhook.; Webhooks
Delete a time Entry: Delete a time entry from a Workspace.; Time Tracking
Delete time tracked: ***Note:** This is a legacy time tracking endpoint. We recommend using the Time Tracking API endpoints to manage time entries.*; Time Tracking (Legacy)
Edit Checklist: Rename a task checklist, or reorder a checklist so it appears above or below other checklists on a task.; Task Checklists
Edit Checklist Item: Update an individual line item in a task checklist. \ \ You can rename it, set the assignee, mark it as resolved, or nest it under another checklist item.; Task Checklists
Edit Guest On Workspace: Configure options for a guest. \ \ ***Note:** This endpoint is only available to Workspaces on our [Enterprise Plan](https://clickup.com/pricing).*; Guests
Edit Key Result: Update a Target.; Goals
Edit Space Tag: Update a task Tag.; Tags
Edit User On Workspace: Update a user's name and role. \ \ ***Note:** This endpoint is only available to Workspaces on our [Enterprise Plan](https://clickup.com/pricing).*; Users
Edit time tracked: ***Note:** This is a legacy time tracking endpoint. We recommend using the Time Tracking API endpoints to manage time entries.*; Time Tracking (Legacy)
Get Access Token: These are the routes for authing the API and going through the [OAuth flow](doc:authentication).\ \ Applications utilizing a personal API token don't use this endpoint.\ \ ***Note:** OAuth tokens are not supported when using the [**Try It** feature](doc:trytheapi) of our Reference docs. You can't try this endpoint from your web browser.*; Authorization
Get List Custom Fields: View the Custom Fields you have access to in a specific List.\ \ Custom Fields scoped to specific custom task types include an `applied_objects` array on each field object. Each entry has `object_type` (`19` for custom task type) and `object_id` (the custom task type ID, matching `custom_item_id` on tasks). Use [Get Custom Task Types](ref:getcustomitems) to resolve IDs to names. Fields without task-type scoping omit `applied_objects`. Workspace-scoped Custom Fields are included when querying a List.; Custom Fields
Get Authorized Workspaces: View the Workspaces available to the authenticated user.; Workspaces
Get Authorized User: View the details of the authenticated user's ClickUp account.; Authorization
Get Bulk Tasks' Time in Status: View how long two or more tasks have been in each status. The Total time in Status ClickApp must first be enabled by the Workspace owner or an admin.; Tasks
Get Chat View Comments: View comments from a Chat view. \ \ If you do not include the `start` and `start_id` parameters, this endpoint will return the most recent 25 comments.\ \ Use the `start` and `start id` parameters of the oldest comment to retrieve the next 25 comments.; Comments
Get Custom Task Types: View the custom task types available in a Workspace.; Custom Task Types
Get Custom Roles: View the Custom Roles available in a Workspace.; Roles
Get Filtered Team Tasks: View the tasks that meet specific criteria from a Workspace. Responses are limited to 100 tasks per page. \ \ You can only view task information of tasks you can access. \ \ Each task's `custom_fields` array only includes Custom Fields applicable to that task's `custom_item_id`.\ \ Our Try It modal currently supports filtering by two or more Lists, Folders, or Spaces. To filter by a single List, Folder, or Space, we recommend using a free app like [Postman](https://www.postman.com/) to test our public API.; Tasks
Get Folder: View the Lists within a Folder. If the Folder is a subfolder, the response includes a `parent_folder` field with the parent Folder ID. Use the `include_subfolders` query parameter to include a `folders` array with child subfolder IDs in the response.; Folders
Get Folder Custom Fields: View the Custom Fields you have access to in a Folder. Get Folder Custom Fields only returns Custom Fields created at the Folder level. Custom Fields created at the List level are not included.\ \ Custom Fields scoped to specific custom task types include an `applied_objects` array on each field object. Each entry has `object_type` (`19` for custom task type) and `object_id` (the custom task type ID, matching `custom_item_id` on tasks). Use [Get Custom Task Types](ref:getcustomitems) to resolve IDs to names. Fields without task-type scoping omit `applied_objects`. Workspace-scoped Custom Fields are included when querying a Folder.; Custom Fields
Get Folder Templates: View the Folder templates available in a Workspace. Use this endpoint to retrieve Folder template IDs for use with the [Create Folder From Template](#tag/Folders/operation/CreateFolderFromTemplate) endpoint. Template IDs are returned with a `t-` prefix (e.g., `t-7162342`). Pass the full ID including the prefix as the `template_id` path parameter when creating a Folder from a template.; Templates
Get Folder Views: View the task and page views available for a Folder.; Views
Get Folderless Lists: View the Lists in a Space that aren't located in a Folder.; Lists
Get Folders: View the Folders in a Space. Folders that are subfolders include a `parent_folder` field with the parent Folder ID.; Folders
Get Goal: View the details of a Goal including its Targets.; Goals
Get Goals: View the Goals available in a Workspace.; Goals
Get Guest: View information about a guest. \ \ ***Note:** This endpoint is only available to Workspaces on our [Enterprise Plan](https://clickup.com/pricing).*; Guests
Get List: View information about a List.; Lists
Get List Comments: View the comments added to a List. \ \ If you do not include the `start` and `start_id` parameters, this endpoint will return the most recent 25 comments.\ \ Use the `start` and `start id` parameters of the oldest comment to retrieve the next 25 comments.; Comments
Get List Members: Get Workspace members who have explicit access to a List. Responses do not include people with access through a Team, or people with access from the Folder or Space where the List exists.; Members
Get List Templates: View the List templates available in a Workspace. Use this endpoint to retrieve List template IDs for use with the [Create List From Template in Folder](#tag/Lists/operation/CreateFolderListFromTemplate) and [Create List From Template in Space](#tag/Lists/operation/CreateSpaceListFromTemplate) endpoints. Template IDs are returned with a `t-` prefix (e.g., `t-15363293`). Pass the full ID including the prefix as the `template_id` path parameter when creating a List from a template.; Templates
Get List Views: View the task and page views available for a List.\ \ Views and required views are separate responses.; Views
Get Lists: View the Lists within a Folder.; Lists
Get Space: View the Spaces available in a Workspace.; Spaces
Get Space Custom Fields: View the Custom Fields you have access to in a specific Space. Get Space Custom Fields only returns Custom Fields created at the Space level. Custom Fields created at the Folder and List level are not included.\ \ Custom Fields scoped to specific custom task types include an `applied_objects` array on each field object. Each entry has `object_type` (`19` for custom task type) and `object_id` (the custom task type ID, matching `custom_item_id` on tasks). Use [Get Custom Task Types](ref:getcustomitems) to resolve IDs to names. Fields without task-type scoping omit `applied_objects`. Workspace-scoped Custom Fields are included when querying a Space.; Custom Fields
Get Space Tags: View the task Tags available in a Space.; Tags
Get Space Views: View the task and page views available for a Space.; Views
Get Spaces: View the Spaces avialable in a Workspace. You can only get member info in private Spaces.; Spaces
Get Task: View information about a task. You can only view task information of tasks you can access. \ \ Tasks with attachments will return an "attachments" response. \ \ Docs attached to a task are not returned.\ \ The `custom_fields` array only includes Custom Fields applicable to the task's `custom_item_id`. Use [Get Custom Fields](ref:getaccessiblecustomfields) and each field's `applied_objects` to discover which fields apply to which task types.; Tasks
Get Task Comments: View task comments. \ \ Retrieve comments from a task. Results are returned in reverse chronological order (newest to oldest). By default, the request returns the 25 most recent comments.\ \ [Pagination](https://developer.clickup.com/docs/task-comments-pagination): To fetch the next page of history (older comments), you must use the `start` and `start_id` parameters together, using the data from the last comment of the current response.; Comments
Get Task Members: Get Workspace members who have explicit access to a task. Responses do not include people with access through a Team, or people with access from the List, Folder, or Space where the task exists.; Members
Get Task's Time in Status: View how long a task has been in each status. The Total time in Status ClickApp must first be enabled by the Workspace owner or an admin.; Tasks
Get Task Templates: View the task templates available in a Workspace.; Templates
Get Tasks: View the tasks in a List. Responses are limited to 100 tasks per page. You can only view task information of tasks you can access. \ \ This endpoint only includes tasks where the specified `list_id` is their home List. Tasks added to the `list_id` with a different home List are not included in the response by default. To include tasks that exist in multiple lists, use the `include_timl` parameter. \ \ The `time_spent` field displays time tracked in milliseconds, and is only included in the response for tasks with time entries.\ \ Each task's `custom_fields` array only includes Custom Fields applicable to that task's `custom_item_id`.; Tasks
Get Workspace Custom Fields: View the Custom Fields you have access to in a specific Workspace. Get Workspace Custom Fields only returns Custom Fields created at the Workspace level. Custom Fields created at the Space, Folder, and List level are not included.\ \ Custom Fields scoped to specific custom task types include an `applied_objects` array on each field object. Each entry has `object_type` (`19` for custom task type) and `object_id` (the custom task type ID, matching `custom_item_id` on tasks). Use [Get Custom Task Types](ref:getcustomitems) to resolve IDs to names. Fields without task-type scoping omit `applied_objects`.; Custom Fields
Get Workspace (Everything level) Views: View the task and page views available at the Everything Level of a Workspace.; Views
Get Groups: This endpoint is used to view [User Groups](https://docs.clickup.com/en/articles/4010016-teams-how-to-create-user-groups) in your Workspace.\ \ In our API documentation, `team_id` refers to the ID of a Workspace, and `group_id` refers to the ID of a User Group.; User Groups
Get Threaded Comments: View threaded comments. The parent comment is not included in the response.; Comments
Get User: View information about a user in a Workspace. \ \ ***Note:** This endpoint is only available to Workspaces on our [Enterprise Plan](https://clickup.com/pricing).*; Users
Get View: View information about a specific task or page view. The information returned about a view varies by the type of view.; Views
Get View Tasks: See all visible tasks in a view in ClickUp.; Views
Get Webhooks: View the webhooks created via the API for a Workspace. This endpoint returns webhooks created by the authenticated user.; Webhooks
Get Workspace Plan: View the current [Plan](https://clickup.com/pricing) for the specified Workspace.; Workspaces
Get Workspace seats: View the used, total, and available member and guest seats for a Workspace.; Workspaces
Get all tags from time entries: View all the labels that have been applied to time entries in a Workspace.; Time Tracking
Get running time entry: View a time entry that's currently tracking time for the authenticated user. \ \ ***Note:** A time entry that has a negative duration means that timer is currently running for that user.*; Time Tracking
Get singular time entry: View a single time entry. \ \ ***Note:** A time entry that has a negative duration means that timer is currently running for that user.*; Time Tracking
Get time entries within a date range: View time entries filtered by start and end date. \ \ By default, this endpoint returns time entries from the last 30 days created by the authenticated user. \ \ To retrieve time entries for other users, you must include the `assignee` query parameter. \ \ Only one of the following location filters can be included at a time: `space_id`, `folder_id`, `list_id`, or `task_id`. \ \ ***Note:** A time entry that has a negative duration means that timer is currently running for that user.*; Time Tracking
Get time entry history: View a list of changes made to a time entry.; Time Tracking
Get tracked time: ***Note:** This is a legacy time tracking endpoint. We recommend using the Time Tracking API endpoints to manage time entries.*; Time Tracking (Legacy)
Invite Guest To Workspace: Invite a guest to join a Workspace. To invite a member to your Workspace, use the [Invite User to Workspace](ref:inviteusertoworkspace) endpoint. \ \ You'll also need to grant the guest access to specific items using the following endpoints: [Add Guest to Folder](ref:addguesttofolder), [Add Guest to List](ref:addguesttolist), or [Add Guest to Task](ref:addguesttotask). \ \ ***Note:** This endpoint is only available to Workspaces on our [Enterprise Plan](https://clickup.com/pricing).*; Guests
Invite User To Workspace: Invite someone to join your Workspace as a member. To invite someone as a guest, use the [Invite Guest](ref:inviteguesttoworkspace) endpoint.\ \ ***Note:** This endpoint is only available to Workspaces on our [Enterprise Plan](https://clickup.com/pricing).*; Users
Merge Tasks: Merge multiple tasks into a target task. The target task is specified by the task_id parameter, while the source tasks to be merged are provided in the request body. Custom Task IDs are not supported.; Tasks
Remove Custom Field Value: Remove the data from a Custom Field on a task. This does not delete the option from the Custom Field.; Custom Fields
Remove Guest From Folder: Revoke a guest's access to a Folder. \ \ ***Note:** This endpoint is only available to Workspaces on our [Enterprise Plan](https://clickup.com/pricing).*; Guests
Remove Guest From List: Revoke a guest's access to a List.\ \ ***Note:** This endpoint is only available to Workspaces on our [Enterprise Plan](https://clickup.com/pricing).*; Guests
Remove Guest From Task: Revoke a guest's access to a task. \ \ ***Note:** This endpoint is only available to Workspaces on our [Enterprise Plan](https://clickup.com/pricing).*; Guests
Remove Guest From Workspace: Revoke a guest's access to a Workspace. \ \ ***Note:** This endpoint is only available to Workspaces on our [Enterprise Plan](https://clickup.com/pricing).*; Guests
Remove Tag From Task: Remove a Tag from a task. This does not delete the Tag from the Space.; Tags
Remove Task From List: Remove a task from an additional List. You can't remove a task from its home List. \ \ ***Note:** This endpoint requires the [Tasks in Multiple List ClickApp](https://help.clickup.com/hc/en-us/articles/6309958824727-Tasks-in-Multiple-Lists) to be enabled.*; Lists
Remove User From Workspace: Deactivate a user from a Workspace. \ \ ***Note:** This endpoint is only available to Workspaces on our [Enterprise Plan](https://clickup.com/pricing).*; Users
Remove tags from time entries: Remove labels from time entries. This does not remove the label from a Workspace.; Time Tracking
Set Custom Field Value: Add data to a Custom field on a task. \ \ You'll need to know the `task_id` of the task you want to update, and the universal unique identifier (UUID) `field_id` of the Custom Field you want to set. \ \ The Custom Field must be applicable to the task's current `custom_item_id`. Use [Get Custom Fields](ref:getaccessiblecustomfields) (check each field's `applied_objects`) or [Get Task](ref:gettask) to find applicable `field_id` values.\ \ Returns `400` if the field is not enabled for the task's custom task type.; Custom Fields
Shared Hierarchy: View the tasks, Lists, and Folders that have been shared with the authenticated user.; Shared Hierarchy
Start a time Entry: Start a timer for the authenticated user.; Time Tracking
Stop a time Entry: Stop a timer that's currently running for the authenticated user.; Time Tracking
Track time: ***Note:** This is a legacy time tracking endpoint. We recommend using the Time Tracking API endpoints to manage time entries.*; Time Tracking (Legacy)
Update Comment: Replace the content of a task commment, assign a comment, and mark a comment as resolved.; Comments
Update Folder: Rename a Folder.; Folders
Update Goal: Rename a Goal, set the due date, replace the description, add or remove owners, and set the Goal color.; Goals
Update List: Rename a List, update the List Info description, set a due date/time, set the List's priority, set an assignee, set or remove the List color.; Lists
Update Space: Rename, set the Space color, and enable ClickApps for a Space.; Spaces
Update Task: Update a task by including one or more fields in the request body.; Tasks
Update Group: This endpoint is used to manage [User Groups](https://docs.clickup.com/en/articles/4010016-teams-how-to-create-user-groups), which are groups of users within your Workspace.\ \ In our API, `team_id` in the path refers to the Workspace ID, and `group_id` refers to the ID of a User Group.\ \ **Note:** Adding a guest with view-only permissions to a User Group automatically converts them to a paid guest.\ \ If you don't have any paid guest seats available, a new member seat is automatically added to increase the number of paid guest seats.\ \ This incurs a prorated charge based on your billing cycle.; User Groups
Update View: Rename a view, update the grouping, sorting, filters, columns, and settings of a view.; Views
Update Webhook: Update a webhook to change the events to be monitored.; Webhooks
Update a time Entry: Update the details of a time entry.; Time Tracking

FAQ

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How do AI agents use ClickUp through Open Connector?: Your user connects ClickUp once with one of its cataloged authentication methods. Open Connector stores the credential in an encrypted vault and exposes ClickUp tools to your agent over MCP or a typed API, with credentials injected server-side on each call.
Is this a ClickUp MCP server?: Yes. Open Connector can serve ClickUp as a named MCP server with a scoped allowlist and a per-user connection URL, so any MCP client can call ClickUp actions with credentials injected server-side.
Where do ClickUp credentials live?: In your own infrastructure. Open Connector keeps credentials in its own vault and injects them at call time, so they never leave your environment.

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