Your boards, inside Claude and Claude Code.
Connect TaskDeck to Claude and ask about your work the way you would ask a teammate. Boards, cards, insights, plans and proposals open right in the conversation, and in Claude Code every task can become a tracked card.
Two ways to work with TaskDeck in Claude
Claude on the web, desktop and mobile
Add TaskDeck as a custom connector once and it works wherever you use Claude. Ask to see a board, create a card, move one along or check how a sprint is going: on the web and in the desktop app, Claude draws the board, the card, the insights, a plan to review and the board's proposals as widgets in the chat.
- See a board with its columns, people and blocked cards, and drag a card to another column
- Open any card in full, reassign it, tick its checklist and add a comment
- Bring up a board's insights for 7, 30 or 90 days
- Approve an agent's plan, and accept or dismiss proposals, without leaving the chat
Claude Code in the terminal, the desktop app's Code tab and IDEs
Claude Code gets the same tools. Add the TaskDeck plugin and run /taskdeck:track in a repository: it picks or creates the board, turns Autotrack on and writes a short block into the project's CLAUDE.md.
- Every task Claude takes on there becomes a card before any change
- The acceptance criteria become the card's checklist
- Finishing ticks the verified criteria and moves the card to review or done
- With GitHub or GitLab connected, commits that name the card key link to it
Watch the work happen, right in the chat.
Ask for a task and your assistant opens a card with its checklist, ticks each item as the work gets done, and moves the card to review, or to done, when it is finished. Ask for the board and it's all there.
Opened ACM-24 with three criteria. Pulling together everything that changed since 2.3.
Done. ACM-24 is in review, every criterion ticked and the verification notes on the card.
ACM-24 is waiting in review for someone to check. Three cards are still in progress, and ACM-12 is waiting for another card.
Sample data. Claude and ChatGPT both support MCP Apps, which is how TaskDeck's card, checklist and board widgets appear in the chat; an assistant without it gets the same answers as text.
Set up TaskDeck in Claude
Pick where you use Claude. These are the steps the TaskDeck app shows under Profile → Connections.
Step 1 is all you need to use your boards in Claude's chats on the web, desktop and mobile. Steps 2 and 3 add project tracking in the desktop app's Code tab.
Connect TaskDeck
Click Add to Claude to open Claude's Add custom connector dialog with TaskDeck filled in, or open Customize → Connectors, click + and choose Add custom connector, name it TaskDeck and paste this URL. Click Add, then Connect, and approve the connection on the TaskDeck page that opens.
Add to Claudehttps://mcp.taskdeck.me/mcpInstall the TaskDeck plugin
Why: The plugin adds the /taskdeck:track command to Claude Code. It sets up tracking for a project in one step instead of by hand: it picks or creates the board, turns tracking on and writes a short block into the project's CLAUDE.md. Step 1 alone is enough to work with your boards.
In the desktop app, switch to Chat or Cowork first: plugins can't be added from the Code tab. Open Settings → Plugins, add this marketplace, then add TaskDeck. Code tab sessions you start afterwards have it.
Ampliative/taskdeck-pluginTrack a project
Start a Code tab session in your project folder and run this command. It picks a board and turns tracking on, so every task Claude does in that project becomes a card.
/taskdeck:track
Using Claude Code in a terminal or an IDE? Follow the Claude Code tab.
Connecting Claude needs a TaskDeck Pro or Max plan. See pricing
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Questions about TaskDeck in Claude
Do I need the TaskDeck plugin?
No. The connector alone gives Claude every TaskDeck tool. The plugin adds /taskdeck:track to Claude Code, which sets up Autotrack for a project in one step.
Does Claude act as me?
You decide when you approve the connection: as you, with your access, or as an AI agent limited to the projects you pick. An agent's work is marked as AI everywhere it appears.
Can Claude read my private notes?
A connection that acts as an agent cannot read private notes. A connection that acts as you can read your own notes, and never anyone else's.
Which TaskDeck plan do I need?
Pro or Max. The Free plan does not include AI assistant connections.
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