Saung integrations

Connect Saung to your stack

Use Saung alongside the tools and agents you already work in. Choose a client below to see how to connect it.

One workspace, many ways in

Saung connects to AI clients through MCP, the open standard for giving agents access to external tools. Add a client once, sign in with your Saung account, and let it work with the context you keep in your workspace.

Runs only when you ask

No schedules and no background agents. Every action starts from a prompt you write, and nothing runs while you are away.

You are in control

Connecting a client opens a Saung sign-in. You can see every connected client and revoke any of them at any time from the Connectors page.

Scoped to your account

An agent sees only your own workspace, shared projects follow the same access you have, and your content is never used to train AI.

What you can do

Full read and write access to the core of Saung, grouped by what you are working on.

Tasks and Today

Capture tasks, update them, schedule work onto your day, tag, and search.

• list_tasks
• get_task
• create_task
• update_task
• delete_task

Projects and boards

Create projects, organize board sections, and move work to where it belongs.

• list_projects
• get_project
• create_project
• update_project
• delete_project
• list_project_sections
• create_section
• update_section
• delete_section

Time tracking

Log time entries, correct them, and query any date range for reporting.

• add_time_entry
• update_time_entry
• list_time_entries
• delete_time_entry

Comments

Leave notes on a task’s thread, edit them, or clean them up.

• add_comment
• read_comments
• update_comment
• delete_comment

Knowledge

Read the context kept on a project and on the team behind it before acting, and write down what is worth keeping.

• list_knowledge
• get_knowledge
• create_knowledge
• update_knowledge

26 tools, read and write, scoped to your account.

Connect an MCP-compatible agent

One URL for every MCP client. Adding it opens a Saung sign-in popup, then your agent is connected.

Server URL:

https://saung.app/api/mcp/oauth

Claude Code

claude mcp add --transport http saung https://saung.app/api/mcp/oauth

1. Paste in your terminal and run it.
2. Approve the Saung login popup.

Claude claude.ai and Desktop

Add a custom connector with the server URL. A Saung login popup opens to authorize, no token to copy.

1. Open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.
2. Paste the URL, then log in and Authorize in the popup.

ChatGPT

Add a custom connector with the server URL. A Saung login popup opens to authorize.

1. Open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.
2. Paste the URL, then log in and Authorize in the popup.

Codex CLI

codex mcp add saung -- npx -y mcp-remote https://saung.app/api/mcp/oauth

1. Paste in your terminal and run it.
2. Approve the Saung login popup.

Gemini CLI

Add to ~/.gemini/settings.json. Gemini opens a login popup to authorize.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "saung": { "httpUrl": "https://saung.app/api/mcp/oauth" }
  }
}

ZCode

Add Saung as a remote MCP server. ZCode opens a login popup to authorize.

1. Open Settings → MCP Servers → New MCP Server.
2. Name it "saung", pick the HTTP transport, and paste the URL.
3. Enable OAuth, click Open authorization, then log in and approve.

Hermes agent

Add to ~/.hermes/config.yaml. Hermes opens a login popup the first time, then refreshes on its own.

mcp_servers:
  saung:
    url: 'https://saung.app/api/mcp/oauth'
    auth: oauth
    enabled: true
    oauth:
      scope: 'openid profile email offline_access'

1. Paste it into your Hermes config.
2. Run `hermes mcp test saung` and approve the login popup.

Other MCP-compatible tools

Point any MCP client at the server URL over HTTP. Authorization happens through the same Saung login popup. Clients that cannot do OAuth can use a personal access token from Settings instead.

FAQ

Can the AI change things without me asking?

No. The Saung MCP server is human-driven by design: there are no schedules, no polling, and no background loops. An agent can only act inside a conversation you started, on the request you made.

What can a connected agent see?

Only your workspace: tasks, projects, board sections, time entries, comments, and the context documents kept on your projects and teams, scoped to your account. Projects shared with you follow the same access you already have. Your content is never sold, never used for ads, and never used to train AI. The privacy policy covers this in full.

How do I disconnect a client?

Open the Connectors page in Saung. Every connected client is listed there and can be revoked with one click. Personal access tokens can be rotated or revoked from Settings.

Does it cost anything?

No. The MCP server is part of Saung and free for personal use. You only pay whatever your AI provider charges for the assistant itself.