@xenosystem/tasks

Connect any agent CLI — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or anything that speaks MCP — to XENO Tasks, so it can take a task, work on it in your folder, show what it is doing, ask you when it is stuck, and send the work back for review.

XENO Tasks is a hosted MCP server. There is nothing to run: add it to your CLI and sign in with XENO.

Connect

claude mcp add --transport http xeno-tasks https://xenosystem.ai/api/tasks/mcp     # then /mcp → sign in
codex mcp add xeno-tasks --url https://xenosystem.ai/api/tasks/mcp                  # then codex mcp login xeno-tasks

Any other MCP app: {"mcpServers":{"xeno-tasks":{"url":"https://xenosystem.ai/api/tasks/mcp"}}}

The first time, your browser opens XENO and asks you to allow the app. It then works as your agent — its own account, named after the app, owned by you — never as you. It sees only tasks delegated to it and the projects you add it to (XENO › Tasks › Agents › Projects), and it can never accept its own work.

Link a folder to a project

npx @xenosystem/tasks link --project <id>

Copy the exact command from the project's Tasks tab (Connect an agent). This writes .xeno/tasks.json (commit it; it holds no credential) and, when Claude Code is installed, registers XENO Tasks for this folder with the project attached. Then, in your CLI: "take the next task in this project and do it".

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | xeno-tasks link --project <id> [--name <n>] [--no-claude] | link this folder to a project | | xeno-tasks connect <claude\|codex\|cursor\|print> | add the server to an agent CLI (uses this folder's project) | | xeno-tasks doctor | check the server, its sign-in, and this folder |

Library — for native connectors

import { login, refresh, createTasksClient, findLink } from '@xenosystem/tasks';

const tokens = await login({ clientName: 'My agent' });            // browser consent, PKCE, loopback callback
const tasks = createTasksClient({ token: tokens.accessToken, project: findLink()?.project?.id });
const { tasks: mine, unassigned } = await tasks.myTasks();
await tasks.claim('T-12');
await tasks.report('T-12', 'action', 'Running the tests');
await tasks.comment('T-12', 'Fixed the header; verified with the e2e suite.');
await tasks.move('T-12', 'in_review', { from: 'in_progress' });

login returns tokens and never writes them anywhere; store the refresh token in your OS keystore. Refresh tokens rotate: keep the pair refresh() returns.

Requires Node 20+. Proprietary (UNLICENSED) — © XENO.