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deverman/FocusRelayMCP

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Talk to your OmniFocus tasks. An OmniFocus MCP server that lets AI assistants query your tasks, projects, and tags using natural language—no more clicking through endless lists.

maintainer
deverman
license
first seen
2026-06-01
last seen
2026-06-04
releases · 30d
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Drift inferred · capture-to-capture

No drift recorded — single capability capture; advisories appear once its surface changes.

capabilities 19 tools
transport counts 19 tools · 0 res · 0 prompts permission surface via README inference

tools

  • completed

    Show completed or remaining tasks

  • completedBefore

    , completedAfter: Filter by completion dates (implies completed: true)

  • completionDate

    Field available when requested

  • deferBefore

    , deferAfter: Filter by defer dates

  • deferDate
  • dueBefore

    , dueAfter: Filter by due dates

  • dueDate
  • flagged

    Show only flagged tasks

  • inboxOnly

    Scope query to inbox tasks only

  • inboxView

    View mode (available/remaining/everything). Use with inboxOnly: true for inbox-scoped queries.

  • includeTaskCounts

    Get available/remaining/completed task counts

  • includeTotalCount

    Set to true to include total count of all matching tasks (see Response Counts below)

  • plannedBefore

    , plannedAfter: Filter by planned dates

  • plannedDate
  • project

    Filter by project

  • returnedCount

    Always included - shows actual items in this response

  • statusFilter

    active, onHold, dropped, done, all

  • tags

    Filter by specific tags. Tagged project root tasks are included when they match, even if OmniFocus omits them from flattenedTasks; set completed: false and availableOnly: false when you want non-actio

  • totalCount

    Only included when includeTotalCount: true - shows total matching items

code evidence vv0.9.4beta · github-tarball
evidence-backed findings quoted directly from the published source artifact — not inferred

last analysis: too-large

No code evidence — the analyzed source reached for no tracked permissions, tools, or hooks.