26 tools from the Gantta MCP Server, categorised by risk level.
View the Gantta policy →bot_join_meeting Call this when the user wants a bot to join their live Zoom or Google Meet meeting to transcribe it. Microsoft Teams support is coming soon — if th... bot_meeting_status Call this to check the status of a bot that's in a live meeting. Returns whether the bot is still transcribing, how many segments it's captured, an... get_account_status Call this when the user asks about their account, subscription, credits, trial status, or wants to know what features are available. Also call this... get_blockers Call this when the user asks what is blocked, what's at risk this sprint, or what needs unblocking. Returns all blocked actions with assignee and p... get_meeting Call this when the user wants to see the full details of a specific meeting including its transcript and summary. Requires meeting_id. get_meeting_actions Call this when the user asks what was agreed in a specific meeting, what actions came out of a call, or what commitments were made. Requires a meet... get_onboarding_status MANDATORY: You MUST call this tool as the very first action in every new conversation, before doing anything else. If onboarding is not complete, y... 2/5 get_overdue_actions Call this when the user asks what is overdue, what tasks are late, who hasn't completed their actions, or what work is behind schedule. Returns liv... get_plans Call this when the user asks about pricing, plans, upgrading, or what they'd get with a paid account. Also call this proactively when the user hits... get_project_summary Call this when the user asks for a project status update, overall health of a project, or a summary of where things stand. Returns live data includ... list_actions Call this when the user wants to see all tasks, filter by status or assignee, see what's due this week, or get a list of action items. Supports fil... list_assignees Call this when the user asks who's on the team, wants to see assignees, or needs to find a person to assign a task to. list_meetings List meetings (metadata only — title, status, dates). Does NOT include transcript content. NEVER tell the user 'no transcript' based on this respon... list_projects Call this when the user asks to see their projects, wants to know what projects exist, or needs to pick a project to work with. process_meeting Call this when the user shares meeting notes, a transcript, or wants to record what was discussed. Stores the meeting content in Gantta. The AI cli... share_feedback Call this ONLY when the user explicitly agrees to share feedback about their experience. After a meaningful interaction (project setup, several act... add_assignee Call this when the user wants to add a team member or person who will be responsible for tasks. Name and email are both required. Ask the user for ... 2/5 claim_account Call this when the user wants to sign up for Gantta, create a full account, or access the web dashboard. Returns a secure link where the user sets ... 2/5 complete_onboarding Call this ONLY after you have asked the user all three questions (name, role, project details) one at a time and received their answers. Do NOT cal... 3/5 create_action Call this when the user wants to track a new task, add an action item, create a follow-up, or log a to-do. IMPORTANT: Maximum 10 actions per batch.... 2/5 create_project Call this when the user wants to start tracking a new project, initiative, or client account. Creates a project in their Gantta workspace. 2/5 send_chaser Call this when the user wants to send a follow-up reminder or chaser email to someone about an overdue or upcoming action. The AI client drafts the... 2/5 set_active_project Call this when the user wants to switch to a different project or when they mention a project by name. Sets the default project for all subsequent ... 2/5 update_action Call this when the user wants to mark a task as done, change its status, update priority, change due date, or modify any action item field. Require... 2/5 The Gantta MCP server exposes 26 tools across 4 categories: Read, Write, Destructive, Execute.
Use Intercept, the open-source MCP proxy. Write YAML rules for each tool — rate limits, argument validation, or deny rules — then run Intercept in front of the Gantta server.
Gantta tools are categorised as Read (16), Write (8), Destructive (1), Execute (1). Each category has a recommended default policy.
Open source. One binary. Zero dependencies.
npx -y @policylayer/intercept