Wrike, the intelligent work management platform, today announced the launch of Wrike MCP Server, a breakthrough in enterprise AI connectivity. The new server enables third-party enterprise AI agents – including Anthropic’s Claude, Microsoft Copilot, Perplexity, and custom assistants – to securely access, analyze, and act on live work management data in Wrike, transforming the way humans and virtual agents collaborate across organizations.

This innovative capability leverages the Model Context Protocol, an emerging open standard that simplifies and secures context sharing between applications and Large Language Models (LLMs). Wrike’s MCP Server connects Wrike’s industry-leading project, task, and workflow insights directly to the everyday AI assistants that teams already use, eliminating silos and unlocking a new era of seamless, AI-powered productivity.

“We’re entering a new chapter of enterprise management, where people and AI must work together across any tool or process,” says Alexey Korotich, Chief Product Officer, Wrike. “Wrike MCP Server isn’t just another integration – it’s a new foundation for intelligent workflows. Now, your AI assistants, like Claude or Microsoft Copilot, have the same project context and work intelligence as your teams, so you can go from idea to outcome faster and more securely than ever.”