
Server
Let Claude or Cursor read and update your Ponlo family calendar, tasks, meals, lists, and rewards from chat instead of opening another app.
Overview
ai.ponlo/server is a MCP server for the Operate phase that connects AI assistants to Ponlo.ai family calendar, tasks, meals, lists, and rewards over stdio with API key auth.
What is this MCP server?
- stdio MCP package ponlo-ai (v1.13.2) with PONLO_API_URL and PONLO_API_KEY env vars
- Unified hub: family calendar, tasks, meals, shopping-style lists, and rewards in one API
- Designed for AI assistants to query and mutate household state during planning conversations
- API keys issued from Ponlo Settings > API Keys
- Open-source server subfolder in github.com/ClaudioGodoyB/ponlo-ai
- Server schema version 1.13.2
- 2 required environment variables: PONLO_API_URL and PONLO_API_KEY
- stdio transport via npm identifier ponlo-ai
What problem does it solve?
Household planning lives in Ponlo while your coding agent cannot see or update it without you copy-pasting schedules and task lists.
Who is it for?
Indie builders already on Ponlo who want MCP-driven family scheduling and task management from Claude Code or Cursor.
Skip if: Teams without Ponlo, pure B2B product backends, or anyone who needs enterprise HR or work ticketing instead of a family hub.
What do I get? / Deliverables
Your agent can list, create, and adjust Ponlo household data in-thread so calendar and chores stay in sync with how you actually work.
- MCP tools that read and write Ponlo calendar, tasks, meals, lists, and rewards
- Agent-driven household planning without leaving the IDE chat
Recommended MCP Servers
Journey fit
Canonical shelf is Operate because this MCP keeps day-to-day household coordination running alongside your product work, not because it only applies after launch. Iterate fits ongoing personal ops—scheduling, chores, and meal planning you adjust every week while you ship.
How it compares
Ponlo household API integration over MCP, not a generic Google Calendar or Notion skill.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is ai.ponlo/server for?
Solo builders and parents using Ponlo.ai who want their AI coding agent to manage family calendar, tasks, meals, lists, and rewards via MCP.
When should I use ai.ponlo/server?
Use it when Ponlo is your family ops hub and you want stdio MCP access from Claude Code, Cursor, or another MCP client during weekly planning or daily check-ins.
How do I add ai.ponlo/server to my agent?
Install the npm package ponlo-ai, set PONLO_API_URL and PONLO_API_KEY from Ponlo Settings > API Keys, and register the stdio server in your MCP config.