Add Tweek to Claude

Connect your Tweek account to Claude and manage your tasks and calendars without leaving the chat — ask it to plan your week, add tasks, or tick things off. Tweek is an official Claude connector, so there’s nothing to install: the connection runs over Tweek’s hosted MCP server.

Add it from the connector directory

Tweek is listed in Claude’s connector directory, so on claude.ai and Claude Desktop you can add it in a couple of clicks — no URL to paste.

1. Open Settings → Connectors and click Browse connectors.
2. Search for Tweek and open its listing (or go straight to the Tweek listing).
3. Click Connect.
4. A browser window opens — sign in to Tweek and approve access.
5. Back in Claude, start a chat and ask it to add or review a task.

NoteConnectors are a paid-plan Claude feature and their exact location can shift between updates — if you don’t see Connectors, check under Settings for “MCP” or “Integrations”.

Add it manually

If you can’t find Tweek in the directory, add it as a custom connector instead — it connects exactly the same way.

1. Open Settings → Connectors.
2. Click Add custom connector.
3. Name it Tweek and paste the URL https://tweek.so/mcp.
4. A browser window opens — sign in to Tweek and approve access.

Claude Code

Add the server with a single command:

claude mcp add --transport http tweek https://tweek.so/mcp

Or add it to .mcp.json in your project root (~/.claude/.mcp.json to enable it everywhere):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "tweek": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://tweek.so/mcp"
    }
  }
}

The first time Claude uses the server it opens a browser window to sign in to Tweek and approve access. After that it reconnects on its own.

Try it

Once connected, just talk to Claude in plain language:

• “What’s on my Tweek calendar this week?”
• “Add ‘Call the dentist’ to tomorrow.”
• “Mark ‘Pay rent’ as done.”
• “Move everything I didn’t finish today to next Monday.”

What Claude can access

On the sign-in screen you approve exactly what Claude may do — read and manage your tasks and calendars, and nothing else. It acts as you and never sees other users’ data. You can review or revoke the connection any time from Tweek’s settings, or by removing the connector in Claude.

For the full list of tools, scopes and limits, see the MCP Server reference. Reminders, recurrence, subtasks and custom colors require a paid Tweek plan.