Manage Clockify time entries with Eduardo’s community MCP server. Follow its local TypeScript launch and Clockify API-token configuration.
Eduardo’s Clockify MCP server connects an assistant to Clockify time-entry workflows. It is a community source project, so its installation should follow that repository rather than assumptions about an official Clockify package. The README supplies a manual TypeScript launch and API configuration.
Specify the workspace, project, date and duration before recording time. Review existing entries for the same period to avoid overlapping hours. When preparing a timesheet, keep the original entry references and project names with the totals so a reviewer can trace the reported work.
The manual setup runs the checkout’s src/index.ts with tsx and the --local argument. Configure CLOCKIFY_API_URL and CLOCKIFY_API_TOKEN as shown by the maintainer. Replace the source path with the real checkout location. The README does not establish that a generic npm package with a similar name runs this project.
Maintainer’s setup and tool reference. Browse time tracking MCP servers for related workflows.
The source checkout, tsx and a Clockify API token for the intended account.
| Variable | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| CLOCKIFY_API_URL | Clockify API base URL used in the documented configuration. | Check documentation |
| CLOCKIFY_API_TOKEN | Clockify API token for the connected account. | Yes |
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Read time entries, projects, clients, tasks and invoices; log and update tracked time.
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