Integration · Productivity

Connect Claude & ChatGPT to FlowSavvy

Ask your AI what is on your schedule tomorrow, or tell it to add a task with a duration and due date to FlowSavvy. It can create and update tasks and events, mark tasks done and re-run auto-scheduling when your day changes. You plan your week in a chat instead of clicking through the calendar.

Connect FlowSavvy free

Free plan, no credit card. Takes about a minute.

Try asking

“What is on my schedule tomorrow?”
The AI reads your FlowSavvy schedule for that day and lists the planned tasks and events with their times.
“Add a task: write the quarterly report, 3 hours, due Friday, high priority.”
It creates the task with duration, due date and priority. FlowSavvy can then schedule it into your free time.
“Mark the task Send invoices as done.”
It searches your tasks, finds the right one and marks it completed. If that was a mistake, it can mark it as not done again.

What your AI can do

Tasks

Create and update tasks with duration, due date, priority and list, mark them done or not done, and search by text or list.

Events and calendars

Create and update events with times, location and notes, list your connected calendars and read the schedule for any date range.

Auto-scheduling

See your scheduling hours and re-run FlowSavvy's auto-scheduling so tasks are planned around changes.

“Put a meeting with Anna on Thursday from 10 to 11 in my work calendar.”
It looks up your calendars and creates the event with start time, end time and the calendar you picked.
“I lost the whole morning. Re-plan my tasks, overdue ones included.”
It re-runs FlowSavvy's auto-scheduling with past tasks included, so your tasks are moved around the change.
“Which open tasks are in my Clients list?”
It lists your task lists and shows the tasks in that list that are not completed yet.

14 tools for FlowSavvy

These tools are switched on when you connect. You can switch any of them off, or require your approval before it runs.

complete_taskVisible to othersMark a task as completed by `task_id` (and `occurrence_date` for one occurrence of a recurring task).
create_eventChanges dataCreate a calendar event with `title`, `start_date_time`, `end_date_time`, `location`, `notes` and optional `calendar_id`.
create_taskChanges dataCreate a task with `title`, `notes`, `duration_minutes`, `due_date_time`, `priority` and `list_id`; FlowSavvy can auto-schedule it into free time.
delete_itemDeletesPermanently delete a task or event by `product_id`; use `scope` and `occurrence_date` for recurring items. This cannot be undone.
get_itemGet one task or event by `product_id` (the item ID); pass `occurrence_date` for a single occurrence of a recurring item.
get_scheduleGet the scheduled calendar between `start_date` and `end_date`, showing when tasks and events are planned.
list_calendarsList the calendars connected to FlowSavvy, with their IDs for creating events.
list_listsList your task lists, with their IDs for filing tasks.
list_scheduling_hoursList your scheduling hours (the time windows tasks may be auto-scheduled into).
recalculate_scheduleChanges dataRe-run FlowSavvy's auto-scheduling so tasks are re-planned around changes; set `reschedule_past_tasks` to also move overdue tasks.
search_itemsSearch your FlowSavvy tasks and events by text `query`, `item_type`, `completed`, `list_id`, `calendar_id` or `modified_after`. Use this to find an item's ID before updating it.
uncomplete_taskChanges dataMark a completed task as not done again by `task_id`.
update_eventChanges dataUpdate an event by `event_id`; `start_date_time` and `end_date_time` are required, other fields like title, location and notes are optional.
update_taskChanges dataUpdate a task by `task_id`: title, notes, duration, due date, priority, list or scheduling options. Only the fields you pass change.

Set up in three steps

1
Pick the app
Create a free PipMCP account and choose FlowSavvy from the app list.
2
Paste your key
Paste your FlowSavvy API key. In FlowSavvy open Settings › Integrations › API and copy or regenerate the key. The FlowSavvy API requires a FlowSavvy Pro plan.
3
Add the link to your AI
You get a personal MCP link. Add it to Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor:
1. Click your name, then Settings › Connectors › Add custom connector.
2. Paste your link as the Remote MCP server URL.
3. Switch it on from the + menu in a chat.

Questions

What can the AI do in FlowSavvy?

The AI can search and read your tasks and events, read your schedule, calendars, task lists and scheduling hours. It can create and update tasks and events, mark tasks done or not done, re-run auto-scheduling and delete a task or event if you switch that tool on.

Does the AI see my FlowSavvy API key?

No. Your FlowSavvy credentials are encrypted at rest and never shown to the AI. After you save them, they are not shown again, not even to you. The AI only sees the results of the tools it calls.

Can I control what the AI is allowed to do?

Yes. You choose which tools are switched on, so you can start with only reading your schedule. Deleting a task or event is permanent and can require your approval before it runs. Every tool call is logged.

Does it work with ChatGPT?

Yes. In ChatGPT go to Settings › Apps & Connectors › Advanced and turn on Developer mode, then add your PipMCP link. Developer mode needs a paid ChatGPT plan: Plus, Pro, Business or Enterprise. The same link also works in Claude (Settings › Connectors › Add custom connector), Cursor and other MCP clients.

What does it cost?

PipMCP has a free plan with no credit card required. Paid plans bill per completed task. You also need your own FlowSavvy account on the Pro plan, because the FlowSavvy API requires it.

Why do I need FlowSavvy Pro?

FlowSavvy only makes its API available on the Pro plan, and PipMCP connects to FlowSavvy through that API. With Pro you find the API key under Settings › Integrations › API. You can regenerate the key there if you want to replace an old one.