MCP serverio.github.theluckystrike/leave-pto-requests-approvals

Approve a pending leave request by id. Also used to re-open a rejected one. Nothing to approve on an already-approved request.

Show one employee's leave balance: allowance + carried-over, minus approved and pending, as whole days plus a possible half day. Remaining is rounded down to whole days on the repo

Cancel a pending or approved request by id, keeping its record with status cancelled. Differs from leave_reject in intent (voluntary withdrawal). Nothing happened if already cancel

Add an employee to the leave tracker and return their EMP-NNNN id. Give their annual paid-leave allowance in whole days and any days carried over from last year. Balances charge ap

Pro. Export all APPROVED leave as an .ics calendar (RFC5545). Returns the calendar text; pass path to also write it to a local file. watermark-free.

Pro. Bulk-create leave requests from a CSV/TSV. First row is a header: employee,type,start,end,halfDay,status,reason. status may be omitted (defaults to pending) or be approved/rej

List all employees, or all leave requests (optionally filtered by employee and/or status). Omit the filter to list requests.

Who is out in a date range: start and end are inclusive YYYY-MM-DD. Each employee appears once per day; pending requests count as a plan. Use for coverage, calendars and absence su

Reject or cancel a leave request by id. A pending or approved request becomes rejected; a rejected one can be reopened via leave_approve. Use leave_cancel (via reject with reason)

Create a leave or PTO request and return its LV-NNNN id. type is vacation, sick, unpaid or parental. start and end are inclusive YYYY-MM-DD dates; halfDay charges half a day for th

Turn Pro on for this connection with key, an MCPL1.<payload>.<signature> issued at checkout for this server or the bundle. Data under your token stays; a wrong or expired key chang

Report this endpoint's licence state for your token as JSON: the product, the tier free or pro, why it is not Pro, and the checkout URL. Call it to explain a free-tier refusal. No