Platter, developed by Scriptsmith, is an MCP server for the mcp platform. This free tool is categorized as an MCP server, primarily designed to manage Plate tasks. It acts as a bridge, allowing AI clients to interact directly with Plate for task organization. Users can connect their AI assistants to Platter to manage workspaces, projects, sections, and individual tasks. The server supports standard protocols and authentication methods, making it a valuable addition for those seeking to integrate task management into their AI workflows.

What does Platter connect to?

The Platter MCP server connects to AI clients that support the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It specifically manages Plate tasks and operates as an MCP server. The server is accessed via an HTTP endpoint located at https://plate.to/mcp. Confirmed compatible AI clients include Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, and any other client built to support the MCP standard. This setup enables direct communication between AI assistants and the Plate task management system.

Core features and tools

Platter offers distinct functionalities through its Read and Write tools. Read tools allow users to retrieve all Plate workspaces, projects, sections, and tasks within a project. Write tools, which require appropriate write scope, include Batch tools. These Batch tools enable creating, updating, or deleting multiple tasks simultaneously. They also support creating multiple sections within a project in a single operation. This structure provides capabilities for both viewing and modifying Plate data.

Who is it for?

Platter is designed for users of AI assistants who need to manage their Plate tasks directly from these assistants. Its audience includes individuals utilizing LLMs for various productivity or organizational purposes. The server extends the capabilities of AI clients by allowing them to interact with Plate's task management system. This provides a direct method for integrating task oversight into AI-driven workflows. Skip this if you do not use AI assistants to manage your tasks.

How to get started

Access is granted through a standard OAuth authorization flow. Setup involves adding the server to the AI client's MCP configuration file, followed by browser-based authorization to sign in with a Plate account and choose a scope.

Use cases

• Managing Plate tasks directly from AI assistants.
• Creating, updating, or deleting multiple tasks in a single call using batch tools.
• Accessing information about Plate workspaces, projects, sections, and tasks through an AI client.

Platter provides a direct link between AI assistants and Plate task management. Its OAuth 2.0 authentication ensures secure access, while batch tools offer efficient task manipulation. The server supports a range of MCP-compatible AI clients, expanding the utility of AI for organizational tasks. This integration allows users to control their Plate activities without leaving their AI environment.