Nucleus + ClickUp task flow
Wire your ClickUp tasks and docs into one reasoning layer.
Open Integrations in Nucleus
Open the Nucleus dashboard and click Integrations in the left sidebar. You will see your current connectors and a grid of available integrations.
Add a custom MCP connector
Click Add Integration at the top of the page. In the dialog that opens, scroll to the MCP Servers section and click Custom connector.
Enter the ClickUp MCP endpoint
Fill in the form with the following values:
- Name: ClickUp
- MCP Server URL: https://mcp.clickup.com/mcp
- Authentication: OAuth (auto-discover), or Bearer token if OAuth is not yet available for your workspace
Click Add server to save the connection. If you chose OAuth, you will be redirected to ClickUp to authorize. If you chose Bearer token, paste your ClickUp API key in the token field.
Verify and start querying
Once connected, Nucleus indexes your ClickUp tasks and docs into the context layer. You can now query across ClickUp and any other connected source, such as Google Drive, Slack, or your CRM, in a single prompt.
Try these in your agent or chatbot
These sample queries work because Nucleus joins context from ClickUp with your other connected sources. Copy any of them into a chat that has Nucleus connected.
- "What tasks in the current sprint mention the payments API, and do any of our Google Drive design docs cover the same flow?"
- "Summarize every task assigned to me that is overdue, and pull in any related Slack threads from the last week."
- "Draft a standup update from my ClickUp tasks closed this week and any Fathom meeting notes tagged with the same project."
- "Which open tasks have no linked doc or design spec in Google Drive? List them so I can fill the gaps."
Each query crosses at least two sources. That is the point: Nucleus holds the joined context so your agent does not have to.
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