VOGSY MCP Server

The VOGSY MCP server connects VOGSY to AI assistants that support the Model Context Protocol (MCP), such as Claude, ChatGPT, and Microsoft Copilot. Once connected, you can ask the assistant to look things up or take actions in VOGSY directly from a chat conversation — for example checking your planning, submitting a timesheet, creating a task, or drafting a new project — without needing to open the VOGSY application yourself.

The server is available at the following URL, which you'll need when setting up the connection in your AI assistant: https://mcp.vogsy.io/

Behind the scenes, the assistant does this by calling a set of predefined "tools." Each tool corresponds to a specific piece of functionality in VOGSY, such as reading a person's availability or creating a new deliverable. This page lists every tool that is currently available, grouped by topic, so you know what you can ask the assistant to help with.

A few things worth knowing before you start:

• You stay in control. Before the assistant creates or changes anything in VOGSY (a timesheet, a project, a resource allocation, and so on), it will first summarize what it's about to do and ask you to confirm.

• The assistant looks things up first. For most actions, it will retrieve the relevant record or form from VOGSY before making a change, so it's working with your current data and the correct options rather than guesses.

• You don't need to know the tool names. Just describe what you want in plain language — e.g. "log 8 hours on the Acme project for yesterday" or "who's available next week for the DiUS project?" The assistant will figure out which tools to use.

• This list is a reference, not a menu. You don't need to invoke tools by name; they're listed here mainly so you can see the full range of what's possible, and so more technical readers can understand how requests are handled under the hood.

The rest of this page is a more detailed, technical reference of each tool, intended for anyone who wants to understand exactly what data is read or written.

For a full overview of everything the MCP server can do, see the reference guide.