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How to Connect AI Clients to Project Management with MCP

Chat To Clients CRM Project Management now connects with compatible AI assistants through Model Context Protocol (MCP), making it easier to organize and manage project work using natural language. With this integration, you can create and update tasks, subtasks, Spaces, and Lists without switching between your AI client and Chat To Clients CRM. You can also work with custom statuses, custom field values, and task comments through an authorized connection. This guide covers how to connect a supported AI client using OAuth and start managing Project Management work through MCP.


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What is Project Management MCP?


Project Management MCP is an integration that connects compatible AI clients to Chat To Clients CRM Project Management through Model Context Protocol (MCP). MCP allows an AI assistant to discover and use supported Chat To Clients CRM operations through a standardized connection.


Instead of opening Project Management whenever you need to create tasks, organize Lists, or review comments, you can describe the action in your connected AI client.


The integration supports creating and managing tasks, subtasks, Spaces, and Lists. It also supports working with custom statuses, custom field values, and task comments.

Connections use a hosted MCP endpoint and OAuth authentication. You authorize the connection through your own account rather than configuring shared credentials or building directly against the Projects REST API.

Supported AI Clients



Key Benefits of Project Management MCP


Project Management MCP helps you manage project work from your AI assistant while keeping that work inside Chat To Clients CRM. Natural-language instructions reduce routine navigation and provide another way to interact with project information.









How To Setup Project Management MCP


Connecting Project Management to an AI assistant involves configuring a hosted MCP connection and completing OAuth authorization. Once connected, you can use natural-language requests to work with supported project resources.

The initial connection process starts inside your AI client. Chat To Clients CRM authentication takes place when the client begins the OAuth authorization flow.


Connect Your AI Client


Choose the MCP endpoint associated with your AI client. The following endpoints are documented in Chat To Clients CRM's MCP resources.



AI ClientHosted MCP Endpoint
Claude.aihttps://services.leadconnectorhq.com/mcp/anthropic/v2
Claude Codehttps://services.leadconnectorhq.com/mcp/anthropic/v2
ChatGPThttps://services.leadconnectorhq.com/mcp/openai/v2/
Codexhttps://services.leadconnectorhq.com/mcp/openai/v2/
Musehttps://services.leadconnectorhq.com/mcp/muse/v2/



Connect ChatGPT


ChatGPT supports a dedicated OAuth-based MCP connection. You can configure the connection as a custom MCP app when your ChatGPT account and workspace permissions allow it.


  1. Open ChatGPT on the web.

  2. Open Settings.

  3. Select Apps.

  4. If your account requires Developer mode, enable it before creating the MCP connection.

  5. Select Create to begin creating a custom MCP app.

  6. Enter a name for the connection, such as Chat To Clients CRM Project Management.

  7. Add a description identifying the connection as your Chat To Clients CRM MCP integration.

  8. Enter the following MCP server URL:

    https://services.leadconnectorhq.com/mcp/openai/v2/

  9. Continue with the MCP app configuration.

  10. Select the available option to scan or discover the MCP tools.

  11. Begin OAuth authorization when prompted.

  12. After completing authorization, return to ChatGPT and finish creating the app.


Connect Claude.ai


Claude.ai supports Chat To Clients CRM MCP connections through a custom connector. After adding the hosted endpoint, complete OAuth authorization to make the approved Chat To Clients CRM operations available.


  1. Open Claude.ai.

  2. Select Settings.

  3. Select Connectors.

  4. Click Add custom connector.

  5. Enter the following server URL:

    https://services.leadconnectorhq.com/mcp/anthropic/v2

  6. Click Connect.

  7. Complete the Chat To Clients CRM OAuth authorization process.

  8. Start a new Claude conversation after the connection is established.

Connect Codex


Codex supports the OpenAI-compatible MCP endpoint through its CLI or supported IDE extension.


To connect using the Codex IDE extension:

  1. Open the Codex IDE extension.

  2. Select the gear menu.

  3. Select MCP servers.

  4. Click Add server.

  5. Choose Streamable HTTP.

  6. Enter the following server URL:

    https://services.leadconnectorhq.com/mcp/openai/v2/

  7. Select Authenticate.

  8. Complete the Chat To Clients CRM OAuth authorization process.


For Codex CLI, add the server using:

codex mcp add Chat To Clients CRM --url https://services.leadconnectorhq.com/mcp/openai/v2/

Then begin OAuth authentication:

codex mcp login Chat To Clients CRM

Follow the sign-in and authorization prompts.


Connect Claude Code


Claude Code supports the Anthropic-specific endpoint through its MCP configuration.


  1. Open your terminal.

  2. Add the hosted MCP server using:

    claude mcp add --transport http Chat To Clients CRM https://services.leadconnectorhq.com/mcp/anthropic/v2

  3. Complete the Chat To Clients CRM OAuth authorization process when the browser opens.

  4. Verify the connection using:

    claude mcp list


Connect Muse


Muse provides Chat To Clients CRM MCP as an official app. Its connection uses the Muse-specific endpoint and OAuth authentication.

  1. Open Muse.

  2. Locate the app or MCP connection options.

  3. Select the Chat To Clients CRM app.

  4. Begin the connection process.

  5. Complete the Chat To Clients CRM OAuth authorization flow.

  6. Return to Muse and confirm that Chat To Clients CRM is connected.


Authorize Your Connection with OAuth


OAuth allows your AI client to access approved Chat To Clients CRM resources without requiring a shared account credential. During authorization, you select the available sub-account access and review the permissions requested by the connection.


  1. Begin the OAuth authorization process from your AI client.

  2. When the Chat To Clients CRM authorization page opens, sign in with your Chat To Clients CRM credentials.

  3. Select the sub-account you want to connect.

  4. If an eligible agency connection offers multi-sub-account access, select the appropriate sub-accounts.

  5. Review the OAuth scopes and permissions requested by the integration.

  6. Approve the authorization request.

  7. Return to your AI client after authentication completes.

  8. Confirm that the Chat To Clients CRM MCP connection appears as connected.


Send Your First Project Management Request


Once your AI client is connected, you can describe the project work you want to manage. Start with a specific request that identifies the target List, the required action, and the relevant task details.


  1. Open your connected AI client.

  2. Start a new conversation or use an existing conversation with the Chat To Clients CRM MCP connection available.

  3. For clients that require manual tool selection, select the connected Chat To Clients CRM MCP app or tool.

  4. Enter a natural-language request.

    Example:

    "Create three tasks in the Onboarding List, due Friday, assigned to me."

  5. Review the AI client's response and any operation results.

  6. Verify the resulting tasks in Chat To Clients CRM Project Management.


To verify the tasks in Chat To Clients CRM:


  1. Open Chat To Clients CRM and switch to the relevant Sub-Account view.

  2. Select Contacts from the left navigation menu.

  3. Select the Tasks tab at the top of the page.

  4. In the Spaces panel on the left, expand the relevant Space.

  5. Select the Onboarding List.

  6. Review the tasks and their assigned details.


Manage Project Work Using Natural Language


Once connected, your AI assistant can help with supported Project Management activities. You can describe the work you want to complete without manually navigating through every project action.

The following examples illustrate the supported capabilities identified in this release. Actual execution depends on the operations available to your connection and the permissions you approve.


Create and Update Tasks, Subtasks, Spaces, and Lists


Project Management organizes work through Spaces, optional Folders, Lists, tasks, and subtasks. MCP allows compatible AI clients to create and manage supported project objects using natural-language instructions.


You can request actions such as:



Example request:


"Create a new Space for Client Onboarding and add an Onboarding List."


Work with Custom Statuses and Fields


Custom statuses help teams organize tasks by workflow stage, while custom fields store additional information relevant to a project.

Project Management MCP supports creating tasks with appropriate statuses and custom field values. This helps reduce the manual adjustments required after creating a task.


Example request:

"Create a task in the Onboarding List with the status and custom field values I specify."

For accurate results, reference the appropriate status and custom field values when describing the task.


Read and Post Task Comments


Task comments allow team members to discuss project work and keep important context alongside the relevant task.

With Project Management MCP, you can ask your AI client to read existing task comments or post a new comment. This lets you review discussions and contribute updates without opening the task interface.


Example requests:


Frequently Asked Questions


Q: Do I need to create a Private Integration Token to connect Project Management MCP?

No. The dedicated OAuth endpoints documented for Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, and Muse use a sign-in and authorization flow. These connections do not require you to manually create a Private Integration Token.

The older general-purpose MCP setup guide also documents token-based connections. Follow the authentication method appropriate for your selected endpoint.


Q: Can an agency connect multiple Chat To Clients CRM sub-accounts to the same AI client?

Agency multi-sub-account connections are supported where the applicable installation option is available. During authorization, an agency can select the sub-accounts the connection may access.

Every request operates against one authorized sub-account at a time. Multi-sub-account availability is being rolled out and may not appear for every installation.


Q: Can I revoke an AI client's access to Chat To Clients CRM after connecting it?

Yes. Chat To Clients CRM's OAuth MCP documentation supports reviewing and revoking authorized connection access.

Revoking authorization removes the permissions previously granted to that connection.


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Last updated Tue, 27 Oct, 2026 at 10:40 AM