productivityapi_key

Leiga

Leiga is an AI-powered project management tool that automates tasks and enhances team collaboration.

Verdict

Leiga is a project management platform that connects team workflows, tasks, and documentation. When you @mention Leiga in a Space, your AI can query project status, retrieve task details, and pull context from your team's boards without leaving the conversation. Product managers and engineering leads get the most value — they can ask for sprint summaries, check blockers, or surface overdue items during standups. Setup requires an API key from your Leiga workspace settings, and the integration respects your existing permission model, so team members only see projects they already have access to.

Common use cases

  • Check sprint progress during daily standups
  • Surface blockers across multiple projects
  • Summarize task status for stakeholder updates
  • Find overdue items before planning meetings
  • Pull context on specific epics or milestones

Integration

Vendor
Leiga
Category
productivity
Auth
API_KEY
Composio slug
leiga

Tools

Per-tool listings haven't synced yet for Leiga. The connection itself works - your Space can already @-mention it. Tool descriptions will fill in on the next Composio ingest.

Setup

Setup guide

  1. 11. Open your Switchy workspace and navigate to Settings > Integrations. 2. Find Leiga in the list and click Connect. 3. Log into your Leiga account in a separate tab and go to Settings > API Keys. 4. Generate a new API key with read access to projects and tasks — copy it immediately since Leiga only shows it once. 5. Paste the key into Switchy's connection dialog and click Authorize. 6. Switchy will verify the key and confirm which Leiga workspace it's linked to. 7. Open any Space and type '@Leiga what tasks are overdue in the Q1 roadmap project?' to test the connection. 8. If the AI returns task details, the integration is live and ready for your team to use.

What teammates see: by default, memories from Leiga are scoped to the Space (PROJECT visibility) - you can mark any memory PRIVATE or share it ORG-wide.

Works well with

Top models

Compatibility data appears once enough Spaces have used this MCP together with a given model.

How Switchy teams use it

Not enough Spaces yet to publish anonymised usage stats (we require ≥ 50 Spaces per week).

Starter prompts

Sprint Summary

@Leiga summarize the current sprint for the mobile team project, including completed tasks, in-progress work, and anything overdue or blocked.
Open in a Space →

Blocker Report

@Leiga list all blocked tasks across our active projects, including who owns each one and what the blocker is.
Open in a Space →

Overdue Tasks

@Leiga show me all overdue tasks in the Q1 roadmap project, grouped by assignee, with their original due dates.
Open in a Space →

Milestone Progress

@Leiga what's the status of the v2.0 launch milestone? Show me completed tasks, remaining work, and estimated completion date.
Open in a Space →

Team Workload

@Leiga break down current task assignments for the backend team, showing how many open tasks each person has and their due dates.
Open in a Space →

Example outputs

Illustrative - representative of the model's voice and quality, not literal recordings.

Prompt

@Leiga show me all tasks assigned to me that are due this week, grouped by project

Output

Here's what's on your plate this week: **Mobile App Redesign** (3 tasks) - Finalize onboarding flow wireframes (due Thu) - Review accessibility audit findings (due Fri) **Q1 Marketing Campaign** (2 tasks) - Draft email copy for product launch (due Wed) - Approve social media calendar (due Fri) **Infrastructure Migration** (1 task) - Document rollback procedure (due Sat) All tasks pulled from your Leiga workspace as of today. Dates reflect your team's timezone settings.

Notes

This example assumes the MCP can filter tasks by assignee and date range. Leiga's API key must have read access to the projects shown. If your workspace uses custom fields or statuses, the grouping logic may differ from what's illustrated here.

Prompt

@Leiga create a new task in the Mobile App Redesign project: 'Conduct usability testing with 5 participants' and assign it to Sarah

Output

Task created in **Mobile App Redesign**: **Title:** Conduct usability testing with 5 participants **Assignee:** Sarah Chen **Status:** To Do **Created:** Just now **Link:** [View in Leiga](https://app.leiga.com/task/abc123) Sarah will receive a notification about this assignment. You can add a due date or attach files by following the link above.

Notes

This write operation requires API key permissions to create tasks and modify assignments. The MCP won't validate whether 'Sarah' exists in your workspace before attempting creation — if the name doesn't match an active user, the request may fail or create an unassigned task depending on Leiga's API behavior.

Prompt

@Leiga summarize the progress on our Infrastructure Migration project over the last two weeks and highlight any blockers

Output

**Infrastructure Migration — Last 14 Days** Completed 7 of 12 planned tasks (58%). The team closed database schema updates and load balancer configuration ahead of schedule. **Active blockers:** - "Resolve SSL certificate renewal issue" (blocked 6 days, assigned to DevOps) - "Finalize data retention policy" (waiting on Legal review, no update since last Monday) Velocity is slightly below target. Three tasks originally scoped for this sprint were pushed to next cycle due to dependency delays. Most recent activity was 4 hours ago.

Notes

This synthesis example combines task metadata (status, timestamps, assignees) with the AI's ability to identify patterns like velocity trends and stalled work. Accuracy depends on how thoroughly your team logs blockers and updates in Leiga — the MCP can only surface what's recorded in the system.

Use-case deep-dives

Sprint planning without tool-switching

When Leiga fits a 5-person dev team doing weekly sprints

A 5-person engineering team runs weekly sprints and wants to pull task status, update estimates, and log blockers without leaving their chat thread. Leiga works here if your project data lives in Leiga's platform and your team already uses it as the source of truth for sprint boards. The API key auth means any teammate can connect their own Switchy workspace in under a minute. The trade-off: if your tasks live in Linear, Jira, or Asana instead, you're adding a sync layer that will drift. Use Leiga's MCP when your team is all-in on Leiga for project tracking and you want to query or update tasks from Switchy without opening another browser tab.

Async standup updates for remote teams

Leiga MCP for distributed teams posting daily progress

A remote 8-person product team posts async standups in Slack every morning—yesterday's work, today's plan, blockers. They want an AI agent to pull each person's completed tasks from Leiga and draft the standup message. This scenario works if Leiga holds the task history and your team discipline is strong enough that tasks get marked done in real time. The MCP lets Switchy read that data and format it for Slack without manual copy-paste. The boundary: if your team updates tasks sporadically or uses multiple trackers, the standup draft will be stale or incomplete. Leiga's MCP is the right call when task hygiene is already solid and you want to automate the daily writeup ritual.

Client reporting from project milestones

When Leiga helps agencies send weekly client updates

A 12-person agency manages client projects in Leiga and sends weekly progress emails to stakeholders. They want Switchy to generate a summary of completed milestones, upcoming deliverables, and any timeline shifts based on live project data. Leiga's MCP works here if each client has a dedicated project space in Leiga and the team logs milestone completion consistently. The API key makes it easy for account managers to connect their own Switchy workspace and run the report on demand. The catch: if your agency uses different tools per client (some in Notion, some in Monday), you'll need multiple MCPs and the reporting workflow gets fragmented. Use Leiga when all client work flows through Leiga and you want one-click status reports without opening the project dashboard.

Frequently asked

What does the Leiga MCP do in Switchy?

The Leiga MCP connects your Switchy workspace to Leiga's project management platform. Your AI agents can read project data, task statuses, and team assignments without switching contexts. Since Leiga focuses on engineering workflows, this is most useful for teams tracking sprints, blockers, and delivery timelines inside their AI workspace.

Do I need admin access to connect Leiga?

You need a Leiga API key, which typically requires workspace admin or owner permissions to generate. Standard members can't create API keys in most project management tools. Check your Leiga workspace settings under integrations or developer options — if you see an API key section, you have sufficient access.

Can the Leiga MCP create or update tasks?

That depends on which tools Leiga exposes through their MCP server. Most project management MCPs start read-only (fetching tasks, statuses, assignees) and add write operations later. If you need to create tasks from Switchy today, check whether Leiga's MCP documentation lists a create_task or update_task tool before connecting.

Why use this instead of Leiga's web app or API directly?

The MCP saves your team from context-switching. Instead of opening Leiga to check sprint progress or blockers, your AI agents pull that data into Switchy conversations. You're not replacing Leiga — you're making its data available where your team already works. Direct API calls require custom code; the MCP handles auth and schemas for you.

Who on the team should connect the Leiga integration?

Whoever owns your Leiga workspace and can generate API keys. Once connected, all Switchy workspace members can query Leiga data through AI agents without needing their own API keys. The connection is workspace-level, not per-user, so one setup covers the whole team.

Data last verified 607 hours ago.Sources aggregated hourly to weekly. See docs/architecture/model-directory.md.