Give your AI agents native, governed access to ClickUp. 162 purpose-built tools cover tasks, lists, spaces, documents, goals, views and time tracking — connected once, governed on every call.
No code. One Hub endpoint for every agent.
The DataGrout ClickUp MCP Server is a native Model Context Protocol server that turns a ClickUp workspace into callable tools for AI agents. Agents read and write tasks, documents, goals, views, comments and time entries through one governed endpoint, while DataGrout enforces side-effect policy and runs Warden preflight before a call reaches your workspace.
162 tools reviewed and versioned by DataGrout
Read and write allowed, scoped by your policy
One OAuth2 connection inherited by every agent
Public pages group the tools by the work they support. The full inventory — every tool, its parameters and its side effect — lives in your signed-in workspace, so you can review exactly what you expose.
Create, retrieve and update work items inside any list, with the full detail an agent needs to act.
Walk the whole hierarchy — workspaces, spaces, folders and lists — and change any level of it.
Keep the written side of ClickUp in step with the work: documents, goals and saved views.
Tracked time is where agent work becomes billable — agents can record and correct it.
Agent work rarely stops at the task record; channels and comments carry the reasoning.
The structural pieces an agent needs to file work correctly the first time.
Everything happens in the DataGrout Hub — no code, no per-agent configuration.
In DataGrout, open the Hub Server that will carry your integrations and click Add Integration.
Search for ClickUp, then select the native MCP Server integration.
Sign in with ClickUp using DataGrout-managed credentials or your own app credentials. mTLS is optional.
Expose only the tools you need, then set side-effect and Warden policy for this integration.
OAuth2
Sign in with your ClickUp account. Use DataGrout-managed credentials or bring your own ClickUp app credentials.
mTLS (Mutual TLS)
Optional transport-level client identity, used on its own or on top of the OAuth2 connection.
Responses come back as structured data the model can reason over, with optional inline DataGrout metadata so a run can be traced afterwards.
The server ships with the same layered policy engine as every DataGrout integration. Security teams set the posture once; every agent inherits it.
Read and write are available. Side effects are governed by your policy, set per integration and inherited from the Hub Server above it.
Destructive operations and PII access are separate policy switches, so an agent can file tasks without ever touching personal data.
Every ClickUp call can pass through Warden first — Off, Log only, Advisory or Enforce — blocking a suspicious request before it reaches your workspace.
Integration policy inherits from the parent Hub Server and can only get stricter. Child settings, including Warden posture, can never loosen the server.
Every execution can return a receipt, a pre-run credit estimate, a Cognitive Trust Certificate and a full execution summary — so an agent's work on your ClickUp data is always explainable.
Four patterns that show up again and again once a ClickUp connection is in place.
An agent reads the tasks that moved since yesterday across every active list, groups them by owner and status, and posts a digest to chat before the standup starts.
A request arrives in Slack or email. The agent finds the right list, creates a fully populated task with assignee and due date, and links back to the original thread.
The agent flags completed tasks with no time entries, backfills entries from work logs, and lists unbilled time by client for the week.
ClickUp docs drift. An agent reads a project’s task history and comments, then drafts or updates the project doc so the written record matches the work.
One Hub endpoint can carry all of them — same policy layer, same observability.
Add the ClickUp MCP Server to your DataGrout Hub and let agents file, update and report on work with the same governance as every other system you connect.
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