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Asana MCP servers and agent skills

10 MCP servers and 9 agent skills connect AI assistants to Asana. Includes Asana's official listing.

Work management tool for tasks, projects and team workflows.

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How AI connects to Asana

Asana's REST API accepts personal access tokens, service accounts, OAuth and OpenID Connect. Asana documents its own MCP server (mcp.asana.com/v2/mcp, with a separate endpoint for Asana Command) that uses OAuth through an MCP app registered in Asana's developer console; dynamic client registration is not supported, and its tokens work only with the MCP server, within the user's existing permissions. The older SSE-based server is deprecated.

From the vendor's documentation: Asana API Authentication, Integrating with Asana's MCP Server

Guides:MCP servers vs agent skillsConnecting MCP servers to AI clients

Questions

Is there an official Asana MCP server?
Yes. One listing for Asana is published by the tool's vendor, marked Official in the table above with a link to the evidence.
Can Claude use Asana?
Yes, through an MCP server. 10 MCP servers connect Claude and other AI assistants to Asana; each listing shows how it connects and how to install it.
Are there agent skills for Asana?
Yes: 9 skills are listed. Skills are folders of instructions (and sometimes scripts) that an agent loads when a task needs them.
Which AI clients do Asana servers and skills support?
The listings on this page most often document claude-code, codex, cursor, claude-desktop. Each listing shows the clients its own documentation names.