Tiny TODO MCP maintains a persistent task list in SQLite, with tools for adding items, replacing the list, searching and retrieving it.
Tiny TODO MCP maintains a persistent task list in SQLite, with tools for adding items, replacing the list, searching and retrieving it.
Tiny TODO stores task content in a local SQLite database. The implementation exposes update_todo, add_todo_item, get_latest_todo and search_todo. It is useful for retaining a working list across assistant sessions, provided those sessions launch the server with the same database path.
The source distinguishes adding a single item from replacing the complete formatted list. Replacements create a new revision, while the addition tool appends an item through the service layer. Choose the appropriate operation so a small request does not overwrite the rest of the working list.
The package’s start script uses Bun to run src/index.ts. The implementation accepts a database path as its first argument, with a local default otherwise. Use a stable working directory or explicit database path; launching from another directory can create a different task database and make earlier work appear missing.
Add a task with a distinctive phrase, retrieve the list and search for that phrase. Restart the server with the same database path and confirm the item remains. Back up the SQLite file before testing a whole-list replacement. The documented implementation supports local persistence rather than a hosted team task-management service or an automatic external reminder system.
Check the linked publisher documentation and your connected client's tool list. Names and availability can vary with the server version and account permissions.
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
| update_todo | Replace the complete task list with a new revision. |
| add_todo_item | Add one task to the current list. |
| get_latest_todo | Retrieve the current task list. |
| search_todo | Search task text. |
Bun, repository dependencies and a writable SQLite database path.
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