MCP Servers with a archive_project tool

Every MCP server Pod knows of that exposes a archive_project tool.

8 servers, ordered by decision readiness and adoption — GitHub stars and npm downloads where available, then reported issue volume. Pod has connected to 4 of them; the rest are publisher-reported and unverified.

CompanyCam

CompanyCam MCP lets you connect AI tools like Claude directly to your CompanyCam data. Once connected, you can use plain language to ask about, read, create, and update Projects, Photos, and other core data right from the conversation.

71 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 71 tools.

Fareeqy | فريقي

Arabic-first project management for teams across the Arab world. Connect it and Claude works inside your real workspace: projects, task lists and tasks, the majlis (your team's discussion board), files, meetings and personal tasks.

Ask things like:

• "What's overdue in my projects this week?"
• "Turn these meeting notes into tasks and assign them."
• "Summarize the latest discussion in the marketing project."
• "Comment on each open design task asking for a status update."

You stay in control. When you connect, you sign in and choose exactly which tools Claude may use; delete tools are off by default. Claude only sees what your role already allows, and everything it writes lands in the workspace like a teammate's work, with notifications and history.

Works in Arabic and English. Available on every plan, including free, with a daily request allowance per company.

78 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 78 tools.

Gem

Connect Gem with Claude to bring your recruiting data to where you work. With the Gem MCP, you can query hiring analytics, pull applications, rediscover past talent, and take bulk actions in natural language.

32 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 32 tools.

Oviond

Oviond is a client reporting platform for marketing agencies. This connector gives Claude direct access to your Oviond account, allowing you to create, update, and analyze reports and dashboards without leaving the conversation.

Build reports and dashboards from scratch or from templates. Create clients, add pages, configure layouts, and place widgets including charts, tables, KPI scorecards, text, images, buttons, and embedded content. Reuse saved sections across multiple client reports to speed up reporting.

Connect live marketing data from 100+ supported data sources, including Google Ads, Google Analytics 4, Meta Ads, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok Ads, Google Search Console, Shopify, Stripe, HubSpot, Mailchimp, and Google Business Profile. Claude automatically discovers each data source's available data views, metrics, and dimensions before configuring widgets, ensuring valid report configurations.

Analyze performance using your existing reports and dashboards. Ask questions about campaign performance, compare date ranges, identify trends, summarize KPIs, explain changes in performance, and retrieve underlying widget data, including totals, tables, and period-over-period comparisons.

Automate the rest of your reporting workflow by scheduling recurring email reports, generating PDFs, applying themes and white-label branding, configuring client currencies and time zones, managing calculated metrics and goals, administering team members, custom domains, and notifications.

The connector exposes 180 tools, including 59 read-only tools. Actions that modify data are clearly identified, and archive operations are recoverable rather than permanent, helping AI agents operate safely while still supporting full report management.

180 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 180 tools.

Past.dev

past.dev is a memory platform for AI agents. It keeps timestamped text as long-term memory, and it recalls current and previous facts with dated evidence.

This server connects Claude to your past.dev organization. Each tool does the same thing as a screen in the past.dev console, so you can administer the organization from a conversation.

What you can do:

• Projects: list, create, update, archive, and delete projects. Set monthly caps on ingestions and credits.
• API keys: create and revoke project keys. See the activity of the organization key.
• Members and access: invite members, change roles, and remove members. Create access groups and access rules, preview what a rule reaches, and grant or revoke project access.
• Plan and usage: see the plan, the credit balance, and the usage for the billing period. Estimate the cost of an import before you send it.
• Request log: list the API requests, open one request, and chart the requests over time.
• Debug: find out why an ingestion failed, and retry it. Trace a memory back to its sources, and see its lineage and timeline.
• Tags: create, rename, merge, and delete project tags.
• MCP server for your users: see the MCP server of a project, turn it on, and create an access link.

Security:

• You sign in with your past.dev account through OAuth. The server acts as you, with your role and your project access. It cannot do more than you can do in the console.
• The tools that delete, revoke, or remove something ask you to confirm first.

This server does not read or write memory content. To store and recall memories, use the MCP server of a project or the past.dev Memory API.

52 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.

Superwall

Connect Claude to Superwall to inspect your apps, products, entitlements, campaigns, paywalls, events, and subscription analytics. Ask Claude to compare performance, explain campaign configuration, and prepare account changes for your review. The connector uses Superwall sign-in and acts with your account permissions. The companion plugin adds official skills for account workflows and, in supported local coding environments, SDK integration, CLI operations, and paired live paywall editing. Hosted chat account workflows use the remote MCP connector.

53 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.

Taskpile

Taskpile is a task manager built native to MCP, so Claude can work your task list directly from the conversation: capture tasks as they come up, tell you what is on your plate, schedule and reschedule, complete and delegate, and tidy a list from a paragraph of prose. No copy-paste, no switching apps.

The app itself is deliberately quiet. Everything lands in one inbox with no decisions at capture time. Each morning a two-minute review gives every item one decision: Today, Later, or off your plate. Then you work from a single Today screen. There are no P1/P2/P3 priorities, no status workflows and no project bureaucracy. Horizons (Today, Tomorrow, In a few days, Next week, Someday) replace fake due dates, and a task that slips simply comes back to the review pile.

With the connector, Claude gets the same vocabulary you use in the app: projects, tags, horizons, delegation, shared projects and teams. Every tool is annotated: reads are marked read-only, and anything that deletes or cannot be undone is marked destructive, so Claude asks before it runs. Recurring tasks, reminders, a morning digest by email or push, a board view and a focus timer are there when you want them.

Taskpile runs in the browser and installs as an app on phone and desktop. Data lives in the EU. Built by a small, self-funded Danish company. A free plan with no card is enough to connect.

62 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.

APIgency Hourly Earnings

APIgency Hourly Earnings is a connector that connects Claude to Workday.Money, an earnings and client-work tool for freelancers and contractors who bill by the hour. Each client project has its own hourly rate, and earnings grow as work runs. Claude can manage the user's own client projects, start, pause and finish client work, use project rates, set billable limits, mark work as unpaid, and report earnings from completed records. It is not an employee attendance, workforce-management, HR, or payroll system.

Finishing a task records completed work in Workday.Money, and that record never changes afterwards. If the project has a connected, writable Google Sheet, a copy is also sent there. Reports use the records in Workday.Money.

The connector can create projects with a currency and later change their name, rate, or reporting period; archive and restore projects; cap billable time; mark work unpaid; move unfinished tasks between projects; and trim forgotten time. Trimming only reduces accumulated time on an unfinished task, and the task must be paused first.

The assistant cannot sign in as the user, pay, change the plan, or delete the account or projects. It can delete an unfinished task together with its still-unrecorded time.

Timers run on the server, not in the chat. Ending the conversation does not stop them; a task stops when it is paused or finished.

The app is free for one active project. Using the connector requires Pro or an active 30-day trial. Pro includes unlimited projects for $5 a month. There is nothing to buy inside the assistant.

Workday.Money is an independent product and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Workday, Inc. WORKDAY® is a trademark of Workday, Inc.

16 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.

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