A porcelain for Org's agenda, for Claude: an MCP server over orgwarrior's engine and your running Emacs
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<h1><img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aleksozolins/orgwarrior-mcp/main/docs/logo.svg" alt="" width="44" align="top"> orgwarrior-mcp</h1> [](https://github.com/aleksozolins/orgwarrior-mcp/actions/workflows/ci.yml) Your org agenda for Claude. It's an [MCP](https://modelcontextprotocol.io) server on top of [orgwarrior](https://github.com/aleksozolins/orgwarrior). Ask "what's on today?", "push the dentist to Friday" or "what did I get done this week?", and your running Emacs does the org work, the same as it would from the agenda. - **Your agenda, the way org builds it.** Your views, TODO keywords, tags, custom agenda commands, refile targets, logging and repeaters all work as they do in Emacs. Claude reads what `orgwarrior` prints, IDs included. - **Change anything about a task.** States (with a note where org asks for one), dates, tags, priority, effort, properties, notes and history, its text and checklists. Claude can also rename, move, refile and archive tasks, and add tasks and events. Adds go in as separate fields, so nothing in a title gets mistaken for a date or a tag. - **Look back.** Ask what you finished in any span, how much time you clocked, or search everything you've ever archived. - **Safe by design.** Deleting asks you every time, and a task's text is never treated as instructions. - **Works where Claude has no shell**: claude.ai on the web, the desktop app and your phone, through your own server. Any client that speaks MCP works too. ## Which one do you need? **If Claude can run commands on the machine with your Emacs** (Claude Code there, or over SSH), use the [`orgwarrior`](https://github.com/aleksozolins/orgwarrior) command and its skill (`orgwarrior help --skill`, see [With Claude](https://github.com/aleksozolins/orgwarrior#with-claude)). It has every command, and there's no server to run or expose to the network. **org…
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