WayStation MCP Server
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Connect Claude, ChatGPT and other MCP hosts to productivity tools such as Notion, Monday, Airtable, Jira and more through a secure, no‑code integration hub.
WayStation MCP Server Overview
What is WayStation MCP Server about?
WayStation MCP Server provides a universal remote MCP server that connects Claude, ChatGPT and other AI clients to a wide range of productivity tools (Notion, Monday, Asana, etc.) via a no‑code, secure integration hub.
How to use WayStation MCP Server?
- Sign up at https://waystation.ai and open the dashboard.
- Obtain a unique MCP endpoint (e.g., https://waystation.ai/mcp/<user_id>) from the dashboard or use the default endpoint https://waystation.ai/mcp which performs transport negotiation and authorization.
- In the AI application (Claude, Cursor, Cline, etc.) add a new MCP server, set the server name to “WayStation”, and paste the unique URL.
- Authorize the desired productivity apps in the WayStation dashboard; the platform handles OAuth2 flows.
- Interact with the AI; calls to the integrated tools are routed through the MCP server.
Key Features
- Supports Streamable HTTPS and Server‑Sent Events transports.
- Pre‑authenticated per‑user endpoints and a shared default endpoint.
- Integration with 15+ productivity apps (Notion, Monday, Asana, Linear, Jira, Confluence, Slack, Teams, Google Drive, Office 365, Airtable, Miro, Intercom, PayPal).
- No‑code configuration via web dashboard.
- Automatic transport negotiation and authorization.
- Tested with Claude, Cursor, Cline, WindSurf, and remote STDIO proxy.
Use Cases
- Project management and task automation.
- Meeting summarization and action‑item generation.
- Workflow automation and process optimization.
- Resource and capacity planning.
- Risk, issue, and compliance management.
- Reporting, insights, and portfolio management.
- Team collaboration assistant, creative production, campaign and product launch coordination, OKR tracking, timeline optimization, etc.
FAQ
Do I need to run any server locally? No. The remote server is hosted at https://waystation.ai/mcp; only the web dashboard is required for configuration.
Can I self‑host the MCP server? The original local server has been deprecated; self‑hosting is not currently supported.
Which AI applications are compatible? Claude, Cursor, Cline, WindSurf, and any MCP‑compatible client can connect.
How is security handled? Endpoints are pre‑authenticated per user, and all communication occurs over HTTPS with optional transport negotiation.
What authentication flows are required for provider apps? Typical OAuth2 flows are managed through the WayStation dashboard; some providers may need additional steps as documented per app.
WayStation MCP Server's README
What is WayStation
WayStation connects Claude Desktop, ChatGPT and any MCP host with the productivity tools you use daily such as Notion, Monday, Airtable, Jira etc. through a no-code, secure integration hub.
The original local WayStation MCP server has been deprecated in favor of the new remote MCP server hosted at https://waystation.ai/mcp. Please refer to the new WayStation MCP server documentation here
Overview
WayStation MCP server is a universal remote MCP server that seamlessly connects Claude (and other clients) to a broad range of productivity tools, including Notion, Monday, AirTable, etc.
- WayStation MCP supports both Streamable HTTPS and SSE transports
- The default endpoint is https://waystation.ai/mcp. It does transport negotiation and authorization if necessary
- WayStation also provides preauthenticated individual endpoints like https://waystation.ai/mcp/Iddq66dIdkfARDNb3K. Any registered user can get one in their dashboard at https://waystation.ai/dashboard
Supported providers
- WayStation supports the following productivity apps: Notion, Monday, Asana, Linear, Atlassian JIRA/Confluence, Slack, Teams, Google Drive (including Docs and Sheets), Office 365, Airtable, Miro, Intercom, PayPal.
- Users can browse available integrations/providers in the Integrations Marketplace
- New integrations are added regularly based on customer requests or community contributions. If you have an integration request, please contact us at support@waystation.ai.
- Users can connect their apps in the dashboard. The connection process may vary by app but generally involves OAuth2 authentication flow with some additional steps for certain apps.
Supported AI apps
- WayStation remote MCP was tested with Claude, Cursor, Cline, WindSurf, and MCP-remote STDIO proxy provider
- For Claude, user should go into their Settings, then Integrations and click "Add Integration". Then enter "WayStation" as the Server Name and unique MCP URL from user's dashboard
- For Cline, user should simply go into the MCP Server screen, switch to the Remote Servers tab, enter "WayStation" as the Server Name and unique MCP URL from user's dashboard
- For Cursor, user should go to the Cursor Settings, MCP tab and click "Add new global MCP server". In mcp.json file user should add the entry for WayStation as following:
"WayStation": {
"url": "https://waystation.ai/mcp/<user_unique_id>"
}
Use Cases
WayStation supports a variety of productivity and automation use cases listed below:
- Project Management
- Task Automation
- Meeting Summaries & Action Items
- Workflow Automation & Process Optimization
- Resource & Capacity Planning
- Risk & Issue Management
- Reporting & Insights
- Portfolio Management
- Team Collaboration Assistant
- Creative Production Management
- Campaign Management
- Product Management & Roadmapping
- Product Launch Coordination
- Operations Management
- IT Project Coordination
- Project Intake & Triage
- Knowledge Management Integration
- Goal Tracking & OKR Alignment
- Compliance & Audit Trail Management
- Timeline & Deadline Optimization
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WayStation MCP Server's Information
- Author
- waystation-ai
- Category
- Productivity
- Language
- JavaScript
- Version
- v0.3.1
- Stars
- 32
- Updated
- 18 days ago
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