Claude MCP Integration — Control Teetrack from Claude

Q: What is MCP and how does it connect Claude to Teetrack?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI assistants call external tools. The Teetrack MCP server exposes 67 tools that Claude can invoke to read and write data in your Teetrack workspace.

Q: How many tools does the Teetrack MCP server provide?

The server exposes 67 tools covering time entries, projects, clients, reports, timers, tags, and workspace management.

Q: Is my data safe when using MCP with Claude?

The MCP server runs locally and connects to your Teetrack instance using your API token. Claude sends tool calls to the local server, which communicates with Teetrack. Your data stays under your control.

Q: Can I still use the Teetrack web interface?

Absolutely. MCP is an additional access method. Use Claude for quick actions and the web interface for in-depth reviews, detailed reports, and configuration.

Q: What kind of requests can Claude handle for Teetrack?

Anything you would do in the Teetrack interface: start or stop timers, log time entries, create or update projects, pull weekly reports, check billable totals, and manage clients or tags.

Let Claude manage your time tracking in Teetrack using 67 MCP tools.

Connect Teetrack to Claude via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Start timers, log hours, manage projects, and pull reports — all through natural conversation in Claude.

Requirements

A Teetrack account with API access
Claude Desktop app or a client that supports MCP
The Teetrack MCP server installed and configured

How to Connect

Step 1: Install the Teetrack MCP server

Install the Teetrack MCP server package. It exposes 67 tools that Claude can call to interact with your Teetrack workspace.

Step 2: Configure your Teetrack API credentials

Set your Teetrack API URL and authentication token as environment variables so the MCP server can connect to your workspace.

Step 3: Register the MCP server in Claude Desktop

Add the Teetrack MCP server to your Claude Desktop configuration file so Claude discovers the available time tracking tools on startup.

Step 4: Start managing time through conversation

Ask Claude things like "Start a timer for the Acme project" or "How many billable hours did I log this week?" Claude calls the appropriate Teetrack MCP tools and returns the results.

What you can do

Start and stop timers conversationally: Tell Claude to start a timer on a specific project and stop it when done. No need to switch to the Teetrack UI for quick tracking.
Log time entries with natural language: Say "Log 3 hours on the dashboard redesign project for Monday" and Claude creates the entry in Teetrack with the correct project, duration, and date.
Pull reports and summaries: Ask Claude for weekly summaries, project breakdowns, or billable hour totals. Claude fetches data from Teetrack and presents it in a clear format.
Manage projects, clients, and tags: Create projects, update client information, add tags, or archive old entries — all through conversational commands without leaving Claude.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is MCP and how does it connect Claude to Teetrack?

How many tools does the Teetrack MCP server provide?

Is my data safe when using MCP with Claude?

Can I still use the Teetrack web interface?

What kind of requests can Claude handle for Teetrack?

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