Harbor works with your AI

Things to ask

• “What’s on me this week, and what’s late?”
• “Where does the Footwear program stand? Write it up for Friday’s update.”
• “Add a task to Ridge Runner: confirm the sole supplier by Thursday, for Mara.”
• “Mark the trim review done and note that legal signed off.”
• “Log a risk on the launch: the dye lot may slip two weeks.”

What it can see and do

Read

Your portfolios, programs and projects with their health, tasks and who owns them, milestones, risks and issues, and each person’s open work. Only the harbors you belong to.

Change, if you allow it

Open programs and projects, add and update tasks, comment, check in on a project, and log a risk or issue. It works through the same rules you do: a task still waiting on another, or a column past its limit, comes back to you before it goes ahead.

Never

Delete anything. Nothing an app can do in Harbor removes work.

Connect it

Harbor speaks MCP, the open way AI apps connect to other tools. Every app takes the same address:

1. 1

   Claude

   In Claude’s Settings on the web or desktop, open Connectors and add a custom connector with the address above. Claude sends you to Harbor to sign in and choose what to allow; after that it’s there on your phone too.
2. 2

   Claude Code

   Run this once, then type /mcp in Claude Code to sign in:

   claude mcp add --transport http harbor https://harborppm.com/api/mcpCopy
3. 3

   Any other MCP app

   Add Harbor as a remote (HTTP) MCP server with the address above. It signs in the same way.
4. 4

   From the terminal

   No AI app needed: run harbor for the whole harbor in a full-screen terminal app: Today, the Inbox, boards, programs and milestones, the risk register, people, the roadmap and History. Every field is editable, with a command palette (:) and undo. Or harbor mine and harbor done RR-42 from any shell or script, and harbor program and harbor project for an agent setting up a whole plan; add --json for exact output. It signs in the same way, once, in your browser. Needs Node 22 or later.

   npm install -g @harborppm/cli && harborCopy

You stay in charge

Asked every time

Harbor asks you whenever an app connects, naming the app and the address it sends you back to. Choose Allow reading only to keep it from changing anything.

Every change is signed

What an app changes shows in History under your name and the app’s: “Aya via Claude”. Anyone with the project open sees it within a couple of seconds.

One click to disconnect

Connected apps, in your menu, lists every app with access and what it can do. Disconnect ends it at once.

Your data

An app sees only what you can see, and a viewer’s app can’t change anything. Harbor doesn’t train a model on your harbors. The AI app’s own terms cover what it reads and what you tell it.