MCPProElite

Connect SingularityApp to your favorite AI and manage things directly from the chat:

• tasks and checklist items;
• projects and their sections;
• kanban boards;
• habits and completion marks;
• tags.

Add and edit directly from the chat. You can discuss plans, projects, and goals with AI and sync them with SingularityApp. Setup usually takes about 5 minutes. You need an AI that supports MCP.

Connection via URL or JSON configuration

For popular clients, step-by-step instructions are available in your personal account → MCP section. We recommend checking there first.

Connection via URL

If the service asks you to provide a link to the MCP server:

https://mcp.singularity-app.com/mcp

Connection via JSON configuration

Most tools accept configuration in JSON format. Add this block to your configuration file:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "singularity": {
      "url": "https://mcp.singularity-app.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Limiting the tool set (optional)

The default link gives access to all tools. To limit the set, add the toolsets parameter to the URL and specify the sections you need.

Example 1 (all available entities — same as without the parameter):

https://mcp.singularity-app.com/mcp?toolsets=tasks,projects,meta,habits,kanban,tags,time,system

Example 2 (without habits and tags):

https://mcp.singularity-app.com/mcp?toolsets=tasks,projects,meta,kanban,time,system

After connecting, the app appears in your account → MCP → “Connected apps”; you can also revoke access from there.

Just type in the chat — the AI (GPT or any other MCP-compatible model) will figure out which SingularityApp API methods to use.

When prompted for permission — choose Allow Always. The AI will ask for each method on first use.

Check:

• Pro / Elite subscription;
• your AI supports MCP;
• the URL is correct: https://mcp.singularity-app.com/mcp;
• the step-by-step guide for popular clients in your account → MCP.

If all of these are fine but MCP still won’t connect, the issue may be on the AI’s side.

In this case, describe the problem in the chat of the AI you’re trying to connect, and provide the full connection context: configuration file, server address, error message, and the step where the connection fails. Different AI tools may have different setup requirements, so the exact guidance depends on the specific service.

SingularityApp support cannot provide detailed help with MCP setup in third-party services. However, you can contact us if the issue is related to your personal account, token creation, or access to the SingularityApp API. Go to Troubleshooting → Personal account, API, MCP → Didn’t find an answer → fill in the contact form.

If you already have a connection set up through the old MCP configuration file — it will keep working, there’s nothing urgent to change. The file can no longer be downloaded: the current way to connect is via URL or JSON (see above).

When convenient, we recommend switching to the new method: it’s simpler, works faster, and the AI uses fewer tokens — we’ve optimized SingularityApp requests.