Manage Your TickTick Tasks Through Your Muse
Through an AnythingMCP custom connector, your muse can work in your TickTick task lists in plain words: read a list, add a task, change one, and mark one done.
What it does
The connector adds 6 tools. The muse can list your TickTick projects, which are the lists your tasks live in, and read one project with its tasks. It can read one task, create a task, update a task, and mark a task complete. TickTick keeps tasks in an inbox and in your own lists, and tasks can hold subtasks. Each task can carry a due date and time and a priority, from none to low, medium, and high. You can ask what is on a list, add a job with a date while you think of it, move a due date, and get a report of what was finished, without tapping through the lists.
How to use it
- Start an AnythingMCP account and add the TickTick connector.
- Go to the TickTick developer site, open Manage Apps, and register an app. Note its Client ID and Secret and set the return address the connector shows you.
- Run the sign-in flow, approving read and write access to your tasks, and enter the access token only where the connector asks.
- In Muse, open Settings, then Connectors, and add a custom connector with the address AnythingMCP gives you. Sign in and approve.
- Ask the muse to list your projects first, so you can see it found the right account.
- Then try one change, such as adding a task with a due date tomorrow, and check it in TickTick.
What you need
- A Muse account that can add custom connectors
- An AnythingMCP account with the TickTick connector added
- A TickTick account, plus a free developer app registered in your own account to make the connection
What to watch for
- Setup takes more steps than most connectors, because you register your own app with TickTick. Keep the app's secret out of chats and notes.
- The access token does not last forever. When the muse cannot read your lists, the token has most likely expired and needs a fresh sign-in outside the chat.
- Dates are stored with a time and a time zone. When a due time matters, state it plainly, such as 9 in the morning my time, and check the first tasks land at the right hour.
- This is a custom connector, and Meta does not review custom connectors. You can disconnect it in Settings at any time. The muse prepares, you decide.