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MCP Servers with a list_project_members tool

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

8 servers, ordered by decision readiness and adoption — GitHub stars and npm downloads where available, then reported issue volume. Pod has connected to 6 of them; the rest are publisher-reported and unverified.

Contour

It let's customers interact with the Contour platform through claude so it allows users to call our tools and create/fetch tasks, requirements, documents and many more entities and use those throughout their claude sessions.

80 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 80 tools.

Elixion

Elixion is an Engineering Intelligence™ platform: issues, sprints, boards, and projects for software teams.

This connector gives Claude direct access to your Elixion workspace, so you can ask about your work in plain language instead of clicking through a board. Ask what's on your plate, what's blocking the sprint, or what changed on a ticket, and get an answer grounded in your real data.

Claude can search issues with Elixion's query language (EQL), read a full issue including its description, acceptance criteria, subtasks, and comment thread, and see any project's board column by column. It can also do the work: file an issue, update one, move it along the workflow, assign it, comment on it, and create or start a sprint.

You choose which workspace Claude can reach when you connect, and you can revoke that access at any time from your Elixion settings. Read-only access is available if you would rather Claude only look and never touch.

50 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 50 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:

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.

Quire

Quire is a project and task management tool for organizing work into nested tasks, subtasks, and sublists. This connector lets Claude work directly with your Quire workspace: create and update tasks, organize them into projects and sublists, set due dates, priorities, tags, statuses, and assignees, and search across projects and organizations. It can manage documents, chats, comments, tags, custom statuses, custom fields, insight views, and approval workflows, as well as time logs and task attachments. Read-only tools let Claude summarize project state, list recent activity, and answer questions about your tasks, while write tools handle everyday updates and bulk operations. Authentication is handled through Quire's OAuth so Claude only accesses the workspaces you grant it.

96 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 96 tools.

Roar AI

Roar AI gives teams access to leading AI models and simple hosting for apps, agents and MCPs. This connector lets Claude do the console work for you: create and scope API keys, check spend and budgets, inspect requests, and run your apps end to end — deploy from GitHub, add a database or domain, set environment variables, read logs, roll back. Every action goes through the same permission checks as the console, so Claude can never do more than the person who connected it.

80 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 80 tools.

Trellis by trellisapp

Trellis is an enterprise level business management platform bringing together project and resource management workflows, hr processes, with customisable features to help your business grow.

Connect Trellis to Claude and manage your projects in conversation.

Tasks — Create tasks, bugs, and deliverables; update any field on an existing task; pull full detail on a single task; list recent work in a project; search by title or description across every project you can access; and see everything currently assigned to you. Archive tasks when they're recoverable, delete them when they're not.

Sprints and workflow — List a project's sprints, workflow columns, and members, so new tasks land in the right sprint, the right status, and the right person's queue.

Comments — Post comments, reply in threads, edit or delete your own, and react with emoji.

Time tracking — Log hours against an task, review your own entries over any date range, and correct or remove them.

Reporting — Generate a client-ready project update for any date range: executive summary, completed work, items in progress, blockers, and decisions needed, with optional spend and timeline data.

22 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 22 tools.

NodeSpec

Modern software design and delivery in an intuitive extension of your harness combining specifications, architecture, test-driven process and user experience workflows. Allows for individual user or teams with single or multiple agents to build software while limiting sprawl, reducing context into architectural modules, and ensuring intent is met with testable outcome. Create workflows, see requirement traceability, task prioritization and order of operations combined with test workflows, and export into native gitops processes.

43 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.

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