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name: tycana description: Persistent task management and productivity intelligence via MCP. Captures tasks from conversation, plans your day, tracks patterns, and gives personalized recommendations that improve over time. requires: mcp: [tycana] category: project-management

Tycana Productivity

Tycana gives Claude persistent memory about your work across conversations. Connect once via MCP, and every session includes your tasks, projects, deadlines, blockers, and computed intelligence from your patterns.

Homepage: tycana.com Getting started: tycana.com/getting-started

Prerequisites

• Tycana MCP server connected at https://app.tycana.com/mcp (OAuth 2.1)
• Or install the Tycana Claude plugin: /plugin install tycana

Available Tools

Tool	Purpose
capture	Create tasks from conversation context
complete	Mark items done with outcome and notes
plan_day	Generate prioritized daily plan
what_next	Energy-aware next action recommendation
review	Progress summary with pattern analysis
get_context	Load current work context
search	Find items by keyword or filter
list_items	List items with status/project filters
get_item	Get full detail on a specific item
update_item	Modify item properties
relate_items	Create blocking/dependency relationships
remember	Store personal preferences and constraints
cleanup_project	Archive completed items in a project
delete_item	Remove an item

Example Prompts

"Plan my day"
"Remind me to update the deployment docs before Friday"
"What should I work on next? I have about an hour and low energy"
"How's the infrastructure project going?"
"Review my week"
"Brain dump — I've got a bunch of things rattling around"

Key Features

• Capture from conversation — mention something you need to do and it's captured with effort, energy, and project inferred from context
• Computed intelligence — velocity tracking, slip detection, effort calibration that improves over time
• Energy-aware recommendations — factors in your current energy level for task suggestions
• Project graph — items connect via blocking chains and dependencies, not flat lists