Intend MCP Server

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Setup for claude.ai

1. Go to claude.ai Settings → Integrations
2. Click "Add integration" and select "Custom MCP server"
3. Enter these details:
   • Name: Intend
   • URL: https://intend.do/mcp
4. Save. Then hit Connect, and then Allow on the next page, and Claude will now be able to check your intentions, mark them complete, control your timer, and more!

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Setup for Claude Code (CLI)

1. Add the MCP server:

   claude mcp add --transport http intend https://intend.do/mcp

2. In Claude Code, run the /mcp command and select "Authenticate" for Intend
3. Follow the OAuth flow in your browser to log in and authorize access
4. Claude Code can now manage your intentions, timer, and goals!

Note: If you need to re-authenticate later, use /mcp again and select "Clear authentication" then "Authenticate".

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Available MCP Tools

Tool	Description
get_current_intention	Get your current/next intention to work on
get_intentions_list	Get your full intentions list for today
complete_intention	Mark an intention as complete
not_today	Skip an intention (remove from today's list)
defer_next	Defer current intention to after the next item
defer_last	Defer intention to end of list
move_to_current	Move an intention to the current position
set_now	Pin an intention as the "now" focus
clear_now	Clear the now focus
add_intention	Add new intention(s)
append_to_intention	Append text to an existing intention
pick_random	Randomly select a different intention
get_timer	Get current timer status
start_pomodoro	Start a pomodoro timer
start_countdown	Start a countdown/hourglass timer
start_break	Start a break timer
pause_timer	Pause the timer (hourglass only)
unpause_timer	Resume a paused timer
cancel_timer	Cancel the timer
get_goals	Get your goals (active or all)

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Example Usage

Once connected, you can ask Claude things like:

• "What's my current intention?"
• "Mark that as complete"
• "Start a 25 minute pomodoro"
• "What are my goals?"
• "Add a new intention: review pull request"
• "Defer my current task to later"

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Looking for the REST API? See the API documentation.