DoneThat
VerifiedPrivacy-first work tracking with AI summaries and long-term memory.
What is the DoneThat MCP server?
DoneThat enables users to log work without compromising personal data. It processes activity into structured summaries and reports that can be fed into AI models for coaching or analysis.
Built for privacy, the server keeps memory local or encrypted and exposes only necessary context to connected AI clients through the MCP protocol.
Install & connect
Add this to your MCP client config. Pick your client below and copy.
{
"mcpServers": {
"donethat": {
"url": "https://mcp.donethat.ai/"
}
}
}Example prompts
Once connected, try asking your AI client:
Security & permissions
Requires streamable-http connection to a remote DoneThat instance; may need API keys or tokens configured via environment variables to access stored work data.
What you can do with DoneThat
Daily Work Summaries
Automatically compile end-of-day reports from tracked tasks and time entries.
AI Coaching Sessions
Feed long-term memory into an AI assistant for productivity advice and goal tracking.
Privacy-Preserving Reports
Generate shareable reports without exposing raw activity data to third parties.
How to use DoneThat
- 1Install the DoneThat MCP client package in your environment.
- 2Configure the streamable-http endpoint URL and any required credentials.
- 3Add DoneThat to your AI client's MCP server list.
- 4Grant the server access to your local work tracking data source.
- 5Test connectivity by requesting a sample summary from your AI.
DoneThat: pros & cons
Pros
- +Strong emphasis on user privacy and data control.
- +Provides structured memory suitable for long-term AI use.
- +Generates actionable reports and coaching without manual effort.
- +Works over standard streamable-http for easy remote access.
Cons
- –No tools are documented in available descriptions.
- –Requires separate work-tracking data source to be useful.
- –Remote transport may introduce latency compared to local servers.
Frequently asked questions
DoneThat prioritizes privacy and can keep memory on your own infrastructure.
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