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List projects in the workspace with task/member counts.

Get one project with its members, sections (status columns), and task count.

List task summaries in one project, filterable by status (TODO | IN_PROGRESS | REVIEW | DONE, DONE means Closed), assignee user id, priority (NONE | LOW | MEDIUM | HIGH | URGENT), title substring, or overdue.

Get one task in full: description (as markdown), subtasks, comments, tags, attachments, custom fields, time entries.

Dry-run of create_task / plan_task: runs every validation (project, assignee membership, section, parent, WIP limits) and reports the exact effective placement, including the auto-matched section, WITHOUT creating anything.

List comments on a task (oldest first) with author and markdown content.

Ranked full-text search across tasks, projects, comments, and wiki pages in the workspace (typo-tolerant, matches descriptions too).

Get the connected workspace: name, project count, and members with roles.

List workspace members (id, name, email, role), the source of valid assignee_id / user_id values.

List the tags of one project (tags are project-scoped).

List a task's dependency edges in both directions: what it depends on (tasks or milestones, with FS/SS/FF/SF kind and lag) and what depends on it.

List a project's milestones (id, name, date, completed) ordered by date.

List a project's sections (board columns) in display order, the source of valid group_id values for create_task / update_task.

Answer "what is on my plate" in ONE call: tasks across ALL projects in the workspace for the connected user (or another member via assignee_id), filterable by status, overdue, or due_before, ordered by due date.

A task's change history: who did what and when (creation, field changes with from→to values, comments), including changes made through MCP, which are recorded in the same stream.

List a project's custom field definitions (id, name, type TEXT | NUMBER | SINGLE_SELECT | MULTI_SELECT | DATE | CHECKBOX | URL | FORMULA, required flag, and options for selects).

List a task's attachments (file name, URL, size, source, uploads, cloud files, and links).

List the people following a task besides the assignee (reviewers/watchers who get notified of changes).

The connected user's own notification inbox (never anyone else's), newest first, with unread_only filter, the "what needs my attention" triage loop.

Inspect a task's recurring-series rule: the RFC 5545 RRULE, a human-readable description, timezone, paused state, and which occurrence this task is.

List the workspace's portfolios with their member projects, the roll-up grouping for exec-level questions.

List the workspace's goals (OKR-style) with status (ON_TRACK | AT_RISK | OFF_TRACK | ACHIEVED | MISSED | PARTIAL), progress percent, and date range.

One goal with its task-completion roll-up computed across the linked projects (total/completed per project and overall progress percent).

List a project's intake forms (name, public slug, active state, submission count).

List the workspace's lookup tables (reference data used by automations): columns, key column, and row counts.

Read a lookup table's rows (as key→value records) with cursor pagination, the reference data automations resolve against.

Create a task in a project.

Workflow tool: create a task AND assign it, tag it (tags are created if missing), schedule it, and leave an opening comment in a single call, instead of chaining create_task + add_tag_to_task + add_comment.

Batch create up to 50 tasks in one project in a single call, use for sprint imports or mass triage instead of many create_task calls.

Batch update up to 50 tasks in one call, bulk re-prioritise, re-assign, or re-schedule without N round-trips.

Batch close up to 50 tasks in one call (sets status DONE, fires the same automations as closing in the app).

Update task fields (title, markdown description, status, priority, assignee, dates, section).

Close a task (sets status DONE and stamps completedAt).

Move a task to another project and/or change its status.

Add a comment to a task.

Create a tag in a project (upsert, an existing tag with the same name is returned, not duplicated).

Attach a tag to a task by tag_id or tag_name (looked up in the task's project).

Detach a tag from a task by tag_id.

Make one task depend on another task OR on a milestone (exactly one of depends_on_task_id / depends_on_milestone_id).

Remove a dependency edge by its UUID (get it from list_dependencies).

Create a dated milestone in a project, the anchor points that dependencies and the critical path compute against.

Update a milestone's name, date, description, color, or completed flag.

Add a section (board column) to a project, appended after the existing columns.

Rename or recolor a section, or reorder it by anchoring after_section_id / before_section_id (sections in the same project).

Set a custom field value on a task: a string for most types, an array of options for MULTI_SELECT, null to clear.

Attach an external http(s) URL to a task as a link attachment (docs, designs, PRs, cloud files) so supporting context lives on the task.

Add a workspace member as a collaborator (watcher) on a task, they are notified like in the app.

Remove a collaborator from a task.

Mark one of the connected user's notifications as read after triaging it.

List wiki pages in the workspace as lean summaries (id, shortId, title, state, scope, updatedAt).

Full-text search across wiki page titles and bodies with permission filtering, better than list_wiki_pages when you do not know the exact title.

Read one wiki page in full (title, plain-text body, owner, verification state) by its UUID.

Create a wiki page from plain text.

Update a wiki page title, plain-text body, or owner.

List time entries filtered by task, project, user, or ISO date range, the building block for timesheet and utilisation questions.

Log manual time against a task in minutes, optionally billable and dated (defaults to today).

List the workspace's automation rules (id, name, enabled, scope, trigger type, run stats).

Get one automation rule in detail: trigger, conditions, step count, run stats, and the 5 most recent runs with status and errors.

Fire an automation rule with a manual trigger (triggerType "manual" in list_automations), the same quota-gated, audited path as clicking Run in the app.

Open and overdue task counts per assignee across the workspace (or one project), answers "who is overloaded" for rebalancing decisions.