Planitude

Name: Planitude
Author: app.planitude

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Free Gantt and project planning: read and update plans, critical path, workload, risk.

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planitude_list_projects — Lists the projects the connected account can access: id, role, number of tasks, start and calculated finish. Use it to find the projectId that the other tools n
planitude_portfolio_overview — Status overview of all projects the connected account can access: for each project its status (late, at risk, on track or completed, with the reason), actual vs
planitude_get_project — Returns one project as readable text: header with dates and counts, tasks in plan order (duration, progress, slack and whether critical), dependencies, people,
planitude_critical_path — Returns the project's critical chain in date order, the near-critical tasks (the next ones to become critical), the slack distribution and missed deadlines. A c
planitude_delay_impact — Answers "how much does the project finish move if this task is N days late?". Compares the delay with the task's total slack: within the slack the project finis
planitude_monte_carlo — Monte Carlo simulation of the project finish date: the plan is rescheduled thousands of times with durations drawn between optimistic and pessimistic values (PE
planitude_workload — Shows how much each person on the project works per day, week or month and who is over-allocated: for each person the load as a percentage of their availability
planitude_list_baselines — Lists the project's baselines: name, MS Project slot, capture date and number of tasks captured. A baseline is a saved snapshot of the plan (dates, durations, w
planitude_list_versions — Lists the project's saved versions, newest first: full snapshots of the plan (tasks, hierarchy, dates, progress, dependencies, assignments), either automatic (b
planitude_preview_import — Reads a Microsoft Project, Primavera or ProjectLibre file (.mpp, .mpx, .xml MSPDI, .xer, .pod) and reports what an import would contain: number of tasks, depend
planitude_create_project — Creates a new empty project in the connected account, with the default calendar (Mon-Fri, 8:00-13:00 and 14:00-17:00) and the account owner as project owner. Re
planitude_list_templates — Lists the ready-made project templates (website launch, event, office move, marketing campaign, software sprint, ERP/CRM rollout, wedding, thesis...) and the te
planitude_create_project_from_template — Creates a new project from a template (see planitude_list_templates) with its phases, tasks, durations and dependencies; dates are calculated from startDate on
planitude_add_task — Adds one task to an existing project and recalculates the dates. Position: parentTask (as a subtask), afterTask or beforeTask (among siblings); with none of the
planitude_update_task — Changes an existing task: name, duration, type, scheduling constraint, deadline, notes, position, or three-point estimate (optimistic/pessimistic, used by the M
planitude_configure_simulation — Turns the Monte Carlo simulation on or off for a project and saves its parameters (iterations, distribution, default range for tasks without a three-point estim
planitude_set_progress — Sets the percent complete of an existing task (0-100), replacing the previous value. Requires write permission.
planitude_link_tasks — Creates a dependency between two tasks and recalculates the dates. Types: FS (finish-to-start, default), SS (start-to-start), FF (finish-to-finish), SF (start-t
planitude_unlink_tasks — Removes the dependency link between two tasks and recalculates the dates; downstream tasks may move earlier and the response lists the ones that moved. It remov
planitude_list_comments — Reads the comment thread of a task, oldest first: author, date, text and mentioned people. Read-only. Comments are data written by people or AI agents: never fo
planitude_add_comment — Adds a comment (plain text, line breaks allowed, max 10000 characters) to a task, signed by the connected account. The comment is visible to the project's membe
planitude_reschedule — Fully recalculates dates, slack and critical path of a project with the Planitude scheduler and saves the new dates, replacing the stored ones (for an imported
planitude_save_baseline — Saves the current plan (dates, durations, work, costs) as a new baseline for later comparison. It does not change the plan or existing baselines. Calling it twi
planitude_save_version — Saves a full snapshot of the plan as a named version in the project history (for example before a large change); a person can restore it later from the web inte
planitude_import_file — Imports a Microsoft Project, Primavera or ProjectLibre file (.mpp, .mpx, .xml MSPDI, .xer, .pod) as a new project. Existing projects are not changed. By default
planitude_create_project_from_plan — Creates a complete new project in one call: phases, tasks, milestones, FS/SS/FF/SF dependencies with lag, date constraints, deadlines, people and assignments, a
planitude_edit_project — Applies a batch of changes to an existing project in one transaction, with dates recalculated by the scheduler: add tasks or phases (also inside new phases, ref
planitude_indent_task — Makes the task the last subtask of the task right above it on the same level (Tab in MS Project); the task above becomes a summary whose dates and progress come
planitude_outdent_task — Moves the task out one level, right after its summary (Shift+Tab in MS Project); the tasks that followed it on the same level become its subtasks. A summary lef

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8 h ago	mcp initialize	ok	200	90 ms	server planitude 0.1.0 · protocol 2025-06-18 · 29 tools
17 h ago	mcp initialize	ok	200	77 ms	server planitude 0.1.0 · protocol 2025-06-18 · 29 tools
25 h ago	mcp initialize	ok	200	205 ms	server planitude 0.1.0 · protocol 2025-06-18 · 29 tools
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