MCP servers for productivity & collaboration

For most office organisations this is the logical starting point: connecting email, calendar, documents and chat to an AI assistant via MCP. Notion, Slack and Asana offer official servers; Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace can be connected through official and community routes. Start read-only and expand once trust is established.

16 servers · last verified 2026-07-06 · Official = built and maintained by the vendor itself

Asana MCP Server (V2)

Official

by Asana

Asana's official MCP server, V2 generally available at https://mcp.asana.com/v2/mcp with Streamable HTTP, an optimized tool set, new client registration model and workspace-scoped authorizations.

Capabilities: Access the Asana Work Graph (tasks, projects, goals) · Workspace-scoped authorizations · Optimized tool set over Streamable HTTP

Authentication
OAuth
Use cases
Task and project management from AI assistants, Status reporting, Workload queries

⚠ V1 endpoint superseded by V2; check client compatibility list in the docs.

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Atlassian Remote MCP Server (Rovo)

Official

by Atlassian

Atlassian's official cloud-hosted MCP server (GA February 2026, hosted on Cloudflare) connecting Jira, Confluence, Jira Service Management, Bitbucket and Compass to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and VS Code; Claude was the first official partner.

Capabilities: Read/write Jira issues · Read/write Confluence pages · Jira Service Management and Compass access · Bitbucket access

Authentication
OAuth 2.1 or API tokens
Use cases
AI agents creating and triaging Jira tickets, Documentation Q&A over Confluence, Using Jira as a control plane for coding agents

⚠ Cloud only — for Server/Data Center use the community sooperset/mcp-atlassian instead.

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Canva MCP Server

Official

by Canva

Canva's official remote MCP server at https://mcp.canva.com/mcp exposing design creation/editing, asset and brand management, library search, export and commenting; a separate Dev MCP server exists for the Apps SDK.

Capabilities: Design creation and editing · Asset and brand management · Library search · Export designs · Commenting

Authentication
Canva account OAuth
Use cases
Generating marketing visuals from AI assistants, Brand-consistent design automation, Exporting assets in workflows

⚠ Separate Dev MCP server for app developers (canva.dev/docs/apps/mcp-server).

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Figma MCP Server

Official

by Figma

Figma's official remote MCP server at https://mcp.figma.com/mcp; since March 2026 AI agents can create and modify native content directly on the Figma canvas (Design, FigJam, Slides) in addition to design-to-code workflows.

Capabilities: Read design context for design-to-code · Create and modify native Figma content on the canvas · Works in Figma Design, FigJam and Figma Slides

Authentication
Figma account OAuth
Use cases
Design-to-code implementation by coding agents, AI-assisted design iteration, Generating slide decks and diagrams

⚠ Canvas-agent features free during beta but will become usage-based paid functionality.

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Google Workspace MCP Servers (Gmail/Drive/Calendar/Chat/People)

Official

by Google

Google's official remote MCP servers per Workspace product, rolling out since May 2026 in Developer Preview: Gmail (gmailmcp.googleapis.com), Drive (drivemcp.googleapis.com), Calendar (calendarmcp.googleapis.com), Chat (chatmcp.googleapis.com) and People (people.googleapis.com).

Capabilities: Gmail: search, draft, read/write email · Drive: fetch/list/upload files, manage permissions · Calendar: find available times, manage events · Chat and People/contacts access

Authentication
OAuth 2.0 (own OAuth client ID/secret required); permissions inherit the user's access and data governance controls
Use cases
AI agents over corporate email and calendar, Document retrieval from Drive, Scheduling assistants

⚠ Developer Preview (not GA); requires enrollment in the Developer Preview Program; supported clients include Claude (Enterprise/Pro/Max/Team) and Antigravity.

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Make MCP Server

Official

by Make (Celonis)

Make's cloud-hosted MCP server (https://mcp.make.com for OAuth, or token-based zone URLs) that turns Make scenarios into callable AI tools and manages connections and webhooks.

Capabilities: Run active and on-demand scenarios as MCP tools · Manage connections and webhooks · Streamable HTTP and SSE transports

Authentication
OAuth or MCP token generated in the Make profile
Use cases
Triggering complex multi-app automations from AI, Exposing existing Make workflows to Claude/ChatGPT

⚠ Scenario-run timeouts: 25s (OAuth) / 40s (token) with async completion via executionId (scenarios run up to 40 min); management tools require a paid plan.

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Microsoft Work IQ MCP Servers (Microsoft 365)

Official

by Microsoft

Microsoft's pre-certified MCP servers for Microsoft 365 (preview), deeply integrated with Outlook Mail, Outlook Calendar, Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, Word and Dataverse/Sales/Service, accessible via Microsoft Agent 365, Foundry and Copilot Studio.

Capabilities: Outlook Calendar: create/read/update/delete events, free-busy, accept/decline invitations · Teams: manage chats, messages, channels, membership · Outlook Mail, SharePoint, OneDrive, Word access · Dataverse/Sales/Service business data

Authentication
Microsoft Entra ID (OAuth) within the Microsoft Agent 365 framework
Use cases
Enterprise AI agents over M365 data with compliance controls, Calendar and email automation, Teams collaboration agents

⚠ Preview status; tied to Microsoft's Agent 365/Copilot Studio ecosystem rather than a simple public endpoint.

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monday MCP

Official

by monday.com

monday.com's official hosted MCP server connecting AI assistants like Claude, Cursor and Copilot Studio to monday.com workspaces; included on all plans at no additional cost.

Capabilities: Access boards, items and workspace data · Work management operations from AI assistants

Authentication
monday.com account authentication (OAuth per hosted-server flow)
Use cases
Board updates via chat, Project status queries, Workflow automation

⚠ Available on all plans; support article (support.monday.com) blocks anonymous fetching — verify current tool list via the GitHub repo.

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Notion MCP (hosted)

Official

by Notion

Notion's official hosted MCP server at mcp.notion.com with OAuth one-click install, full workspace read/write and token-efficient AI-optimized output; runs on Cloudflare Workers. An open-source self-hosted variant (@notionhq/notion-mcp-server) also exists.

Capabilities: Read and write Notion pages and databases · Full workspace access · Token-efficient, AI-optimized data formatting

Authentication
OAuth (one-click for supported clients); self-hosted variant uses an integration token
Use cases
Knowledge base Q&A, Creating and updating docs from AI assistants, Project documentation automation

⚠ Hosted server grants workspace-wide access per the OAuth grant — scope connections deliberately.

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Slack MCP Server

Official

by Slack (Salesforce)

Slack's official MCP server (https://mcp.slack.com/mcp, JSON-RPC 2.0 over Streamable HTTP), GA since 17 February 2026 alongside the Real-time Search API; used by 50+ partners including Anthropic, Google, OpenAI and Perplexity.

Capabilities: Search messages, files, users, channels, emoji · Send messages and drafts, read channels/threads, create conversations · Canvas create/update/read · Fetch user profiles and channel members

Authentication
Confidential OAuth 2.0 (client_id + client_secret); per-tool scopes like search:read.public and chat:write
Use cases
Context-aware AI agents over Slack conversations, Posting updates and summaries to channels, Searching organizational knowledge in Slack

⚠ Only directory-published or internal Slack apps may use MCP; workspace admin approval required; no SSE or Dynamic Client Registration; Slack Web API rate limits apply.

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Todoist MCP

Official

by Doist

Doist's official Todoist MCP server, hosted at https://ai.todoist.net/mcp (Streamable HTTP) with OAuth flow on connect; also available as an official Claude Code plugin.

Capabilities: Task management: create, retrieve, update, move, close/reopen, delete · Project and section management · Comments and labels · Find tasks by date

Authentication
OAuth (no API key setup required)
Use cases
Personal task management from AI assistants, Daily planning workflows, Turning meeting notes into tasks

⚠ Personal-productivity scope; team features limited to what the Todoist API exposes.

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Zapier MCP

Official

by Zapier

Zapier's hosted MCP server exposing 9,000+ apps and 30,000+ actions through a single endpoint — the pragmatic bridge for tools without their own MCP server.

Capabilities: Execute 30,000+ actions across 9,000+ apps · Send messages, create tasks, update records in connected apps · Per-action configuration in the Zapier dashboard

Authentication
Zapier account; per-app connections managed in Zapier
Use cases
Connecting AI to long-tail SaaS without native MCP, Cross-app automation from a single MCP endpoint, CRM/marketing actions for tools like Mailchimp or Pipedrive

⚠ Usage limits depend on Zapier plan; data flows through Zapier's infrastructure (compliance consideration); actions must be pre-configured.

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google_workspace_mcp (Taylor Wilsdon)

Community

by Community (taylorwilsdon)

Comprehensive community MCP server and CLI covering Gmail, Calendar, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Chat, Forms, Tasks, Contacts, Search and Drive — broader coverage than Google's official previews.

Capabilities: Gmail, Calendar, Drive read/write · Docs, Sheets, Slides, Forms editing · Tasks and Contacts · CLI for use with Claude Code

Authentication
Google OAuth 2.0 (own credentials)
Use cases
Full-suite Google Workspace automation, Self-hosted alternative to Google's preview servers

⚠ Community-maintained; requires setting up your own Google Cloud OAuth credentials.

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mcp-obsidian (MarkusPfundstein)

Community

by Community (MarkusPfundstein)

Widely used community MCP server that talks to Obsidian via the Local REST API community plugin.

Capabilities: List files · Get file contents · Search documents · Patch and append content · Delete files

Authentication
Local REST API key (bearer token)
Use cases
Vault search and editing from Claude Desktop/Code, Note automation

⚠ Requires the Local REST API plugin; partially overlaps with that plugin's newer built-in MCP server.

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ms-365-mcp-server (Softeria)

Community

by Community (Softeria)

Popular community MCP server for Microsoft 365 built on the Graph API, covering mail, calendar, OneDrive, Teams and Excel, with app-scoped presets (e.g. Outlook-only, Teams-only).

Capabilities: Outlook mail and calendar via Graph API · OneDrive files · Teams chats and channels · Excel operations · App-scoped presets for focused deployments

Authentication
Microsoft OAuth / device code flow
Use cases
Self-hosted M365 access for Claude/Cursor, Personal productivity automation over Graph

⚠ Community-maintained; requires Azure app registration; not covered by Microsoft support.

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Obsidian Local REST API (built-in MCP server)

Community

by Community (coddingtonbear)

Community Obsidian plugin providing a secure REST API plus a built-in MCP server running inside Obsidian, with direct access to live vault metadata, the active file, periodic notes and the command palette.

Capabilities: Full CRUD on any vault file (incl. binary) · Patch specific sections via headings, block references or frontmatter keys · Full-text search and JsonLogic metadata queries · Periodic notes and command palette access

Authentication
Bearer token from plugin settings; endpoint https://127.0.0.1:27124/mcp/ (self-signed cert) or HTTP on :27123
Use cases
AI note-taking and vault organization, Knowledge management automation, Local-first personal knowledge base agents

⚠ No official Obsidian server exists; local-only (runs on the machine where Obsidian is open); self-signed certificate handling required.

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