// mcp
MCP Servers
An MCP server is a small connector that gives your AI coding tool access to an outside service or data source, like GitHub, a database, or a browser. It speaks the Model Context Protocol, so any tool that supports MCP can use it. Each server below shows what it connects to, how it authenticates, and the command to install it.
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Connect ClickUp to your AI coding tool to manage tasks, Docs, and time tracking.
$ npx -y mcp-remote https://mcp.clickup.com/mcp
Concepts: MCP, Agentic coding
MCP Server Questions
What is an MCP server?
It is a connector that gives an AI coding tool access to an outside service through the Model Context Protocol. Once installed, the tool can read from and act on that service as part of its work.
What does the auth badge mean?
It shows how the server authenticates. None means no credentials are needed. API Key or OAuth means you set up access once, and the tool then connects on every call.
Which tools can use these servers?
Any coding tool that supports MCP. Each card lists the supported tools, so you can filter to the one you already use.
How do I install an MCP server?
Copy the install command from the card and run it, then add the config snippet shown on the server page to your tool. The page walks the full setup.