Your coding assistant writes better answers when it can see the actual work. Taskade hosts an MCP server, so tools like Claude Code, Cursor, and VS Code connect and work with your real spaces, projects, and tasks instead of improvising from a pasted snippet. These prompts walk the setup and the grounding patterns that make the difference obvious.
What's Included
- Connect walkthrough: sign in with your browser, or paste a Personal Access Token from Settings → API.
- Targeting: a token reaches every workspace your account can, so name the one you mean on each request.
- Grounding patterns: phrasings that make it read before it answers.
- Debug recipes: what to check when a tool call comes back empty.
How To Use
- Open your assistant's MCP settings and add the Taskade server.
- Sign in with your browser, or paste a Personal Access Token from Settings → API.
- Ask a question that only a real project can answer.
- Keep the working phrasings in a project so the team reuses them.
The hosted MCP server is available on every paid plan. A connected assistant can create projects, read and write tasks, and create and update agents. Automations stay read-only, and media files can be attached to an agent's knowledge but not uploaded or edited. Setup detail lives in MCP setup. Pair it with AI agents once the assistant can see your work.
