What the agent gets
- Tasks and projects: search, read details, and see comments and activity.
- Portfolios and status updates, for a view across projects.
- People and teams in your workspace.
- Tables and records in Asana tables.
- Writes, only if you enable them: create and update tasks and projects (up to 50 tasks at a time), add comments, post project status updates, and delete tasks and table records.
Setup
In Rippit, open Connections → MCP Servers, choose Asana, and sign in to Asana. There is no Asana app or token to set up first. On Asana’s consent screen, pick the workspace to connect. Each connection covers one Asana workspace. If sign-in is refused, an Asana admin may have blocked Rippit under Admin console → Apps → App Management. On Enterprise+ plans, admins can allow it there.Identity and scope
The connection acts as the Asana user who signed in. Every action appears in Asana as that user, and the agent sees only the workspaces, projects, and tasks that user can see. An organization-wide connection shares that identity with everyone in your Rippit organization, so sign in with an account whose Asana access suits everyone who will use the agent.Write access
The connection starts read-only: tools that create or change Asana work stay off until you enable them under Tool permissions.delete_task and delete_record delete permanently. create_tasks and update_tasks change up to 50 tasks in one call.
Tools
You choose which tools the agent can use under Tool permissions on the server’s page, one at a time or a whole group at once. See Setting one up. Asana adds tools over time, so Tool permissions shows the exact list for your connection.
Which tools start enabled depends on how Asana marks each one, so check Tool permissions after connecting and turn off anything you don’t want the agent to use.