MCP

Description

Connect Kona to any MCP-compatible AI agent to find, plan, and update your work without switching apps. Once connected, ask your agent about your Kona tasks, goals, projects, notes, time, and calendar in plain language.

Installing

1. Open your agent’s Integrations, Connectors, or MCP servers settings and choose to add a custom server.
2. Name the server Kona and enter https://mcp.kona.to/mcpCopy as the server URL.
3. If your agent asks for connection details, choose Streamable HTTP or HTTP as the transport and OAuth 2.0 or Automatic OAuth as the authentication type. You do not need an API key, client ID, or client secret.
4. If the URL is split across multiple fields, use HTTPS as the protocol, mcp.kona.to as the host, 443 as the port, and /mcp as the path. Leave the port empty if your agent uses the default HTTPS port automatically.
5. Save or connect the server. Your browser will open so you can sign in to Kona and approve access.
6. Return to your agent, make sure Kona is enabled, and ask it to work with your Kona data.

Example requests

Try these prompts with your connected agent. Replace the project names and time frames with your own.

Make a realistic plan for today

Look at my overdue tasks, upcoming deadlines, and pinned goals in Kona. I have three hours for focused work today. Suggest the three most useful things to do, explain the tradeoffs, and flag anything that can wait. Ask me for effort estimates where you need them.

Turn a brain dump into a plan

Help me organize this brain dump in Kona: [paste your notes]. Check for existing tasks first, group related ideas into projects, and suggest a concrete next action for each. Show me the proposed structure, then create the tasks once we’ve agreed on it.

Pick up a project after a break

Get me back up to speed on [project]. Read its tasks and their notes, summarize what’s done and what’s still open, and find any unresolved questions. Give me a short briefing with links to the source items and one useful task to start with.

Find goals without a next step

Review my active goals and their subtasks in Kona. Which goals have no clear, actionable next step? Suggest one small task for each that I could finish in a single sitting, using the goal’s notes for context.

Rescue an overloaded week

Review my tasks due this week. Help me separate real deadlines from dates I set for myself, asking me when it’s unclear. Propose what to keep, break into smaller steps, or move to next week. Show me the date changes before applying them.

Turn meeting notes into follow-through

Read my Kona note for [meeting]. Extract decisions, open questions, and actions that belong to me. Check whether those actions already exist as tasks, create the missing ones after we review them, and add links to the tasks in the meeting note.

Check where my time is going

Review my Kona time entries for the past two weeks and group them by project. Compare that allocation with my pinned goals. Point out possible mismatches, distinguish scheduled time from work I actually completed where the data allows, and suggest one adjustment for next week.

Build a weekly review I can act on

Use this week’s daily notes, relevant tasks, and time entries in Kona to draft a weekly review: wins, unfinished work, recurring obstacles, and three priorities for next week. Link to the supporting items, flag gaps in the data, and save the review as a new note.