Taskrabbit

Name: Taskrabbit MCP Server
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Author: Taskrabbit

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Taskrabbit's booking assistant exposes 3 read-only tools with no sign-in: check availability and pricing, list services in a location, and build a pre-filled booking link. It never books. Verified live 2026-08-18.

Verified connector

Listed by Anthropic as a partner connector in its Connectors Directory.

Connection checked by Agentman on 18 August 2026.

Anthropic states this reflects the level of review a connector received, not a security audit.

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Taskrabbit Tools & Capabilities (3)

check_service_availabilityRead-only

Check availability, pricing, and scoping questions for a service in a location. Provide either city + state OR postalCode to specify the location. When the response includes topTaskers, render each tasker as a visual card (not a plain list or table) with a circular avatar showing their initials, name, rating, review count, and description.

generate_deep_linkRead-only

Generate a pre-filled Taskrabbit booking deep link using task template ID.

list_supported_servicesRead-only

List Taskrabbit services available in a location. Provide either city + state OR postalCode.

Read from the server on 2026-08-18, including each tool's own safety annotations.

Limits

It cannot book anything. All three tools are annotated read-only. The connector's last step is a URL; booking, payment and confirmation happen on Taskrabbit's site.
US only. Both search schemas validate postalCode as exactly five digits, and generate_deep_link restricts locale by enum to en-US alone. Taskrabbit's launch write-up describes the Claude integration as available in the U.S.
A city name alone will not work. The anyOf rule requires city and state together, or a postal code. Ask for the state, or use the ZIP.
Pricing is a quote at a moment in time. Both search tools are annotated openWorldHint: true, meaning results come from a live external system. Availability, prices and Taskers change.
Taskers are not Taskrabbit employees. Taskrabbit's Global Terms of Service state that the platform is not an employment agency and that Taskrabbit is not an employer of any user, and that Taskers are independent contractors of clients rather than of Taskrabbit. The connector surfaces a marketplace; it does not supply the labour.
"Vetted" and "background checked" mean less than they sound. The same terms state that such descriptions indicate only that a Tasker completed a registration process or met certain criteria, and should not be deemed to represent anything else. Taskrabbit's own advice is to research a Tasker's qualifications before booking.
Presentation is dictated by the tool description. check_service_availability instructs the client how to render Taskers as cards. A client that ignores it, or a text-only interface, will show something the vendor did not design for.
No prompts, no resources. The server declares tools only; the other three list RPCs return -32601.
We did not exercise any tool. Our check was a read-only tools/list handshake. Calling these tools would have queried a live booking system, so every behavioural claim above comes from the server's own tool descriptions and schemas, from Taskrabbit's own documents, or from Anthropic's directory record.