What is MCP?
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is a standard that lets AI tools interact with apps like Clonra. If you use AI coding assistants like Claude Code, Cursor, or similar tools, MCP allows them to read and write your Clonra data directly.
Instead of switching between your AI assistant and Clonra, you can manage your work logs, goals, and action items without leaving your workflow.
What can you do with MCP?
When connected, your AI assistant can:
Manage logs
Create new log entries (including drafts)
List and search your existing logs
Update log content, tags, and goals
Delete logs you no longer need
Track goals
Create new goals with target dates
Update progress and status
View all your goals and their progress
Handle action items
Create tasks extracted from conversations
Mark items as completed or dismissed
List pending and completed items
Organize with tags
Create and manage tags
Apply tags to logs
Who is this for?
MCP is useful if you:
Use AI coding assistants daily
Want to log work without context-switching
Prefer voice or conversational interfaces
Want to automate parts of your logging workflow
How it works
You create an API key in Clonra
You add Clonra's MCP server to your AI tool's configuration
Your AI tool can now access your Clonra data securely
Your data stays private — the AI tool can only access your account, and you can revoke access anytime.
Getting started
See Setting up Clonra with Claude Code for step-by-step setup instructions.