AI to-do list · MCP server · agents

The to-do list that works on itself.

Lume is an AI to-do list with a built-in assistant and a real MCP server. Assign a task to Claude Code or Codex and it gets done in the background — then hands it back for you to check off.

Free to start · no credit card · Mac, iPhone & web

Today
Book dentist appointment
Review pricing pageKuraplan
Research flights to TokyoAssigned to Claude

Connects to the tools you already use

ClaudeClaude CodeOpenAI CodexCursorMCPREST API
How it works

Capture it. Assign it. Check it off.

Lume feels like the to-do app you already love — it just doesn’t wait for you anymore.

1

Capture anywhere

Type it, say it, or tell the assistant. “Remember to invoice Acme Friday” lands titled, scheduled, and filed in the right project.

2

Assign it to an agent

Hand a task to Claude Code or Codex from your list. It works over MCP in the background and narrates progress into the task.

3

Review and check off

Finished work returns as “ready for review”. Agents never complete tasks — nothing is done until you say it is.

What's inside

The workflow, not just the checklist

Lume keeps the calm shape of a to-do app, then adds the missing loop: capture the task, hand it to an agent, review the result.

Capture

Tasks land already organized

Tell Lume what you mean. It turns loose thoughts into clean tasks with dates, projects, and enough context for an agent to help later.

Invoice Acme on Friday
Invoice Acme FridayToday
Research billing webhook bugLume
Book dentist appointmentPersonal
Delegate

Your list becomes an agent queue

Assign a task to Claude Code or Codex. Lume keeps the work attached to the task instead of scattering it across chats and terminals.

Fix webhook retries
Assigned to Codex
Assigned to Codex
Task picked up from Today
Reading the repo
18 files scanned
Opened pull request
Ready for review
Review

Agents hand work back to you

Lume marks finished agent work as ready for review. The human keeps the checkbox, with the timeline and result right where the task lives.

Ready for review
Opened PR #214
Your call
Diff reviewed
Tests passed
Notes added to task
Checked off by you
The unfair part

Your to-dos can delegate themselves

Most apps stop at reminding you. Lume lets you hand a task to an AI coding agent — Claude Code or OpenAI Codex — straight from the list. It picks the work up over MCP, narrates what it’s doing into the task’s timeline, and returns a result tagged ready for review.

Assigned to Claude Code
Refactor the billing webhook
Doing · reading the codebase
12 files scanned
Ready for review
Opened PR #214 — your call

Frequently asked questions

What makes Lume an AI to-do list?+

Lume has a chat assistant that creates, searches, schedules, and reorganizes your tasks in plain language — and it can hand tasks to AI agents that do the work. The AI is part of how you manage the list, not a separate feature.

What is the MCP server for?+

MCP (Model Context Protocol) lets AI clients like Claude, Cursor, and Codex talk to Lume directly. With Lume’s built-in MCP server connected, your AI can read your tasks, add new ones, and update them — so your to-do list lives wherever you work.

Can I really assign tasks to Claude Code or Codex?+

Yes. Assign a to-do to Claude Code or OpenAI Codex from the list and the agent works on it in the background, posting progress into the task. It returns the work as “ready for review” — agents never check the box themselves.

Is Lume a good Things 3 alternative?+

If you love the Things 3 design but wish it had AI, Lume keeps the clean, native feel and adds an assistant, MCP, agents, a web app, and a REST API. See our Things 3 alternative page for a full comparison.

How much does Lume cost?+

Lume is free to start with no credit card. A Pro plan unlocks the MCP server, API access, and a larger monthly AI credit allowance.

Your list, in progress while you’re away.

Free to start. No credit card. Works on Mac, iPhone, and the web.