AI agents · Aravo
Use Aravo from your AI agent
Connect Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor to your account: track time, manage tasks, and query reports without leaving the terminal.
One-step install
npx aravo-agent setup
- Run the command in your terminal (requires Node.js 20 or later).
- Approve the connection in the browser while signed in to Aravo.
- Done: the MCP server is configured in the detected agents.
Or ask your agent directly
Copy this prompt and paste it into Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor:
Goal: connect my Aravo account to this agent. First check that Node.js 20 or later is installed with `node --version`. If it is missing, install an official release from https://nodejs.org before continuing. Then run: `npx aravo-agent setup` and follow the instructions (the browser will open so I can approve the connection). When it finishes, tell me which Aravo tools you have available.
What your agent can do
Time
Start and stop the timer, create manual entries, edit them, tag them, or delete them.
Reports
Totals by day, project, or client, with billable amounts. Ask things like “how much did I work on X last week?”.
Tasks
Create dated tasks, complete them, reschedule them, move them across the board, or delete them.
Clients and projects
Create, edit, and archive clients and projects, with the same rates you already use in the panel.
Invoices and quotes
Query them with their line items and statuses. They are read-only: they are always issued from the panel.
Security and limits
Every connection is approved from your browser and you never share your password: the agent uses its own token, independent from your session.
You can choose read-only access, and revoke any token instantly from Settings → Security.
The agent only accesses your account's workspaces, with the same limits as your plan.
Invoices and quotes are read-only, and workspace settings are not accessible.
Support for claude.ai connectors (OAuth): coming soon.
If you are building your own agent or MCP client, the full token registration, usage, and revocation flow is published in machine-readable form at aravo.app/auth.md.