Manage your Codecks cards from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any other AI.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is a standard way for AI tools to talk to other apps. Codecks runs its own MCP server, so your assistant can read your cards and, if you allow it, create and change them. You log in with your Codecks account. There's nothing to install and no token to copy.

What's in my hand? Which cards in the current Run are blocked? What's left before the next milestone? Answers come straight from your live Codecks data.
Paste playtest feedback or a bug report. Your assistant creates the cards in the right deck, up to 50 at a time.
Add cards to your hand, reorder it, start your timer or log the hours you spent.
Catch up on comments, flag a blocker, ask for a review or close a thread once it's sorted.
Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code and any other tool that supports remote MCP servers.

Cards and comments it creates show you as the author. It never sees or does more than your role allows.
Choose which organizations it can reach, and whether it can only read or also make changes.
No tool can delete cards, decks or comments. Every change stays in the card's history, so you can restore an earlier version.
Admins can turn MCP off for the whole organization or remove it from a member's connection at any time.
A standard way for AI tools to connect to apps like Codecks. Set it up once and your assistant can work with your cards.
All of them. Free includes 100 tool calls a day, Plus 250 per purchased seat a day, and Pro has no limit.
Only if you choose Read and change when you connect. It can then create and update cards, write comments, manage your hand and track time. It can't delete anything.
Your AI tool's provider processes what the tools return, under your agreement with them. Only connect organizations whose content you're allowed to share. Details are in our privacy policy.
Go to Your Profile → MCP Connections and click Disconnect. Connections you don't use for 90 days end on their own.
Yes. Use the Codecks API to build custom tools and workflows.
Check out the manual for more information on how to set it up. Read the MCP manual
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