Asana offers a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, accessible via app integration, which allows AI assistants and other applications to access the Asana Work Graph from beyond the Asana platform. This server provides a way to interact with your Asana workspace through various AI platforms and tools that support MCP.
Asana offers a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, accessible via app integration, which allows AI assistants and other applications to access the Asana Work Graph from beyond the Asana platform. This server provides a way to interact with your Asana workspace through various AI platforms and tools that support MCP.
With this server, Asana customers can:
Access Asana data from compatible AI applications
Create and manage tasks and projects through natural language
Generate reports and summaries based on Asana data
Analyze project data and get AI-powered suggestions
Example requests users could make from outside Asana using the MCP:
"Find all my incomplete tasks due this week"
"Create a new task in the Marketing project assigned to me"
"List all sections in the Product Launch project"
"Show me the status of the Q2 Planning project"
Highlights
Asana's MCP server includes 30+ tools for project tracking, status updates, task creation, and more.
Update user information and track team goals.
Keep your team organized and find context quickly with Asana object search.
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This listing has one pricing dimension: Free MCP Server Units. You pay nothing to use it. The dimension is billed by units, but there is no charge attached. There are no tiers, instance sizes, or paid add-ons to choose from on AWS Marketplace. You get access to the MCP Server, which lets AI tools and connectors work with your Asana data. Because pricing is a single free option, there is nothing to scale up or configure for cost. You simply enable the server and use it at no cost.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one MCP Server Unit for billing purposes?
The dimension is measured in MCP Server Units, but each unit carries no charge. You are not billed based on how many units you consume. There is no metering that leads to a cost, so unit counting does not affect your invoice.
What does the MCP Server actually do once I enable it?
The MCP Server lets AI tools and connectors access your Asana data through a standard interface. It supports AI agents and connectors that create, update, and retrieve tasks and project information. You enable it and connect compatible AI tools to work with your workspace.
Will my cost change as I add more AI tools or increase usage?
No. This listing has a single free dimension with no usage-based charges. Adding more connected AI tools or increasing activity does not create a charge on AWS Marketplace. There are no thresholds, tiers, or overage points that trigger a cost.
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Usage instructions
MCP
API
"# Connecting to Asana's MCP Server
The Asana MCP server is available at:
<https://mcp.asana.com/sse>
This server requires authentication with your Asana account. When connecting, you will be prompted to authorize the application to access your Asana data.
🔒 Allowlist
Due to the implementation of an OAuth redirect URI allowlist, some third-party applications might require additional configuration or registration of their redirect URI with Asana Support before a successful connection can be established. If you’re a maintainer of an MCP client, see Integrating with Asana’s MCP Server for details on how to register.
Available tools
Asana’s MCP server includes 30+ tools for:
Project tracking and status updates
Task creation and management
User information
Getting updates on Goals
Team organization
Quick Asana object searching via typeahead
Troubleshooting
If authentication fails, try logging out of your Asana account and logging back in.
If that does not address the issue or you see a ""Client not found"" error, try removing the Asana MCP integration within your client and adding it back.
Ensure your MCP client supports SSE-based servers (not Streamable HTTP)
If you’re still not able to connect or are seeing an invalid_redirect_uri error,
reach out to the maintainer of the tool you're using or see Integrating with Asana’s MCP Server
Check that your client can handle OAuth authentication flows
Verify you have the necessary permissions in your Asana workspace
Support
For additional help with Asana's MCP server, contact Asana Support."
Support
Vendor support
Requirements
A compatible MCP client (Claude.ai, Cursor, or any application that has implemented an MCP client)
The app named "Asana MCP" is not blocked via Asana app management.
If you're not sure if the app is blocked, try to connect your MCP client to the server and go through the authorization flow. You'll either be able to authorize the app like normal or, if the app is currently blocked, be prompted to send a request for your admin to unblock the app for your domain.
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I really like Asana's ease of use and good organization. It helps me a lot with much better organization, providing a single source of truth where even tasks can be represented within more than one project. I appreciate being able to capture and add tasks quickly on the fly and organize and add more details later.
What do you dislike about the product?
There are a few areas where the accessibility support could be improved.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Asana improves organization, creating one source of truth, allowing tasks to appear in more than one project.
Hannah M.
A Clear, At-a-Glance Pitch Tracker for Freelance Writers
Reviewed on Sep 27, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
I freelance write and pitch story ideas to a handful of different publications, and I used to genuinely lose track of who I'd already pitched what to, embarrassing enough that I once followed up with an editor about a pitch she'd already rejected two months earlier because I'd forgotten. Set up a board with a task per pitch, custom field for which publication, status for pitched, in discussion, rejected, or accepted, and now I can see at a glance exactly where every single idea stands instead of relying on my own spotty memory. Caught myself about to send a pitch to an editor I'd already gotten a no from on that exact topic, would've been a second embarrassing moment if I hadn't checked first.
What do you dislike about the product?
Kept forgetting to actually update the status after getting a response for the first couple weeks, so the board looked more current than it actually was until I built the habit of updating it the same day I heard back instead of putting it off.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Not double pitching the same idea to someone who already said no has saved me from a couple of genuinely awkward moments that used to just happen because I was keeping all of this in my head. Building the habit of updating status the moment I hear back took some discipline at first, the system's only as good as actually using it consistently, which I wasn't doing well in the beginning.
Holly B.
Automated Dependency Rules Keep Renovation Schedules on Track
Reviewed on Sep 26, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
I do small scale home renovations and dependencies used to be something only I kept track of in my head, painter can't start till tile's done, tile can't start till the plumber's finished, that kind of chain. If tile ran a few days late, nothing automatically told the painter's task to shift too, so I'd sometimes only catch it when the painter actually showed up to a job that wasn't ready. Set up a rule so when a task marked as a dependency gets pushed back, everything downstream automatically shifts its due date too instead of quietly staying wrong until someone notices in person.
What do you dislike about the product?
Got the rule a little too aggressive at first, had it shifting dates on tasks that weren't actually blocked by the delayed one, just happened to be scheduled around the same time, so I had to go back and fix which tasks were genuinely dependent versus just coincidentally close together on the calendar.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Not finding out about a scheduling conflict because a painter physically showed up to a job site that wasn't ready has saved me more than one awkward phone call. Getting the actual dependency logic right took a bit of cleanup after I first set it up too broadly, worth being more careful about which tasks are truly linked before turning a rule like this on.
Easy to update tasks. Easy to see overall view of each project
What do you dislike about the product?
Can get crowded. Can be hard to find my project in a long list without manually reorganizing it
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Project management task and deliverable tracking is simplified
Noah J.
Asana Makes Handoffs and Subtasks Easy to Track
Reviewed on Sep 25, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
I use Asana for the projects where one task usually passes through a few people. For example, a content request might start with me, go to design, then come back for approval. I can see the handoff in the same task, which is much better than asking each person where it stands. I also use subtasks quite a bit. They are useful for those jobs where the main task looks simple but actually has five little things behind it.
What do you dislike about the product?
My only real complaint is that our projects can get messy when everyone starts adding their own way of doing things. We had tasks with different naming styles, random fields, and sections nobody understood. Cleaning that up took some time.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Asana works best for me when the work is shared. For my own small reminders, I don't really need it. But once a task involves other people, deadlines, files, and approvals, I find it much easier to keep everything in one place. One feature I use more than I expected is task comments. A quick decision stays with the work instead of getting buried in an old chat message. The timeline is also handy when one late task starts pushing several others.