Plan your day from Claude, ChatGPT and other AI assistants
Connect Planzer to your AI assistant and ask it to plan your day, turn a chat into tasks or find a free slot for deep work. It reads your tasks and calendar and makes the changes in Planzer.
Your assistant
Connected to PlanzerPlan my day around my meetings
get_day · schedule_task
Add the action items from this email
create_task
What's still open this week?
list_tasks
Move the report to Friday at 9
schedule_task
Set up
Connect in a minute
Pick your assistant, copy the prompt and paste it in. It adds Planzer and asks you to sign in, so no password or key goes into the chat.
Connect Planzer to Claude Code
Paste this prompt into Claude Code. It adds Planzer, then you sign in to Planzer in your browser.
Copy promptI want to add Planzer (my daily planner) as an MCP server to Claude Code.
Connection details:
- Server URL: https://api.planzer.io/mcp
- Transport: Streamable HTTP
- Authentication: OAuth. Planzer opens in my browser to sign in, so no API key is needed.
- Server name to use: planzer
Please:
1. Run: claude mcp add --transport http --scope user planzer https://api.planzer.io/mcp
2. Check that it was added: claude mcp list
3. Tell me to type /mcp in Claude Code, choose "planzer" and sign in to Planzer in the browser that opens (and click Allow).
When it's connected, try it by asking what's on my plan today.
Connect Planzer to Claude Desktop
Add Planzer as a custom connector. It works the same in the Claude desktop app and on claude.ai.
Copy server URL1. In Claude, open Settings → Connectors.
2. Click Add custom connector.
3. Name it Planzer and paste this as the remote MCP server URL:
4. Click Add, then Connect. Sign in to Planzer and click Allow Claude.
https://api.planzer.io/mcp
Connect Planzer to ChatGPT
Add Planzer as a custom connector in ChatGPT. Menu names can differ a little by plan.
Copy server URL1. In ChatGPT, open Settings → Apps & Connectors. If you don't see a way to add your own, turn on Developer mode under Advanced settings.
2. Create a connector named Planzer with this MCP server URL:
3. Choose OAuth for authentication and save.
4. Sign in to Planzer when asked and click Allow.
https://api.planzer.io/mcp
Connect Planzer to Codex
Paste this prompt into Codex. It adds Planzer to its config, then you sign in to Planzer in your browser.
Copy promptI want to add Planzer (my daily planner) as an MCP server to Codex.
Connection details:
- Server URL: https://api.planzer.io/mcp
- Transport: Streamable HTTP
- Authentication: OAuth. Planzer opens in my browser to sign in, so no API key is needed.
- Server name to use: planzer
Please:
1. Add this to ~/.codex/config.toml (create the file if it doesn't exist, and keep everything else in it):
[mcp_servers.planzer]
url = "https://api.planzer.io/mcp"
2. Run: codex mcp login planzer. It opens my browser to sign in to Planzer (I'll click Allow).
3. If Codex says remote (HTTP) MCP servers have to be turned on first, follow its instructions.
4. Tell me to restart Codex so it loads the Planzer tools.
When it's connected, try it by asking what's on my plan today.
Connect Planzer to Cursor
Paste this prompt into Cursor's agent. It adds Planzer, then you connect it in Cursor's settings.
Copy promptI want to add Planzer (my daily planner) as an MCP server to Cursor.
Connection details:
- Server URL: https://api.planzer.io/mcp
- Transport: Streamable HTTP
- Authentication: OAuth. Planzer opens in my browser to sign in, so no API key is needed.
- Server name to use: planzer
Please:
1. Open ~/.cursor/mcp.json (create it if it doesn't exist) and add this inside "mcpServers", keeping the servers that are already there:
"planzer": { "url": "https://api.planzer.io/mcp" }
2. Tell me to open Cursor Settings → MCP, click Connect next to planzer, sign in to Planzer in the browser and click Allow.
When it's connected, try it by asking what's on my plan today.
Connect Planzer to another assistant
For any other assistant or agent that supports MCP. Paste this prompt into it, or set it up yourself.
Copy promptI want to add Planzer (my daily planner) as an MCP server to this AI client.
Connection details:
- Server URL: https://api.planzer.io/mcp
- Transport: Streamable HTTP
- Authentication: OAuth. Planzer opens in my browser to sign in, so no API key is needed.
- Server name to use: planzer
Please:
1. Add this MCP server to your configuration, the way this client is set up (a settings screen, a config file or a command).
2. Connect to it. It should open my browser to sign in to Planzer; I'll click Allow.
3. If this client can't sign in with OAuth, tell me: I'll create an API key in Planzer (Settings → Integrations → API keys), and you send it as the header "Authorization: Bearer <key>".
When it's connected, try it by asking what's on my plan today.
Connecting AI assistants is part of Planzer Pro.
Read the setup guideGood to know
What your assistant can do
It works with your real plan, so its suggestions fit your day.
Read your day
Tasks, estimates, time blocks and calendar events, so its plan fits around your meetings.
Change your tasks
Create, reschedule, complete and delete tasks, and start a timer.
You stay in control
Connect with your Planzer sign-in. Each assistant shows up in Settings, where you can remove it with one click.
Part of Planzer Pro
Connecting AI assistants comes with Planzer Pro, together with smart task parsing, AI break-down and the AI weekly review.
See pricingLet your assistant plan your day
Start on the free plan, then upgrade to Pro to connect your assistant.