MCP server
Your timesheets, as something Claude can read
Most time trackers are adding a chat box. Diurna exposes its data through the Model Context Protocol instead, so the assistant you already use can query it directly.
What you can ask
- “How many hours did we log on SearchX in July?”
- “Which projects went over budget last quarter?”
- “Create a client report link for last month, with amounts.”
- “What's still uninvoiced across all clients?”
The tools it exposes
- query_time_entries
- report_summary
- uninvoiced_summary
- query_expenses
- profitability_summary
- list_clients
- list_projects
- list_tasks
- create_report_share
Coming soon
The hosted endpoint
Today the server runs locally over stdio, alongside a checkout of the app. That works, but it isn't something we can hand you an address for — so we aren't pretending otherwise.
The hosted version needs two things first: per-user authentication, and queries that run under your own permissions rather than a shared key. Both are being built as part of the multi-studio release. Waitlist members get the endpoint and setup instructions when it's ready.