MCP tool catalog.

List tasks AND their subtasks, filtered by space, status, assignee ("me", a user UUID, or a username), project, and/or group.

Update any subset of a task’s fields (status, priority, title, description, assignee, reviewer, labels, group, project, dueDate, prUrl, isBlocked) in one call.

Create a top-level task in a space.

Create a subtask under a parent task (a step of the parent, not a separate ticket); use create_task for standalone work.

Diagnose YOUR OWN run: the agent-context report for the calling organization.

Fetch any entity (task, subtask, project, note, task group, note group, or crew) by its app URL, UUID, or code (e.g. AI-32, AI-N27, AI-P4, AI-CR2).

Full-text search across tasks, subtasks, projects, notes, task comments, task groups, and labels.

List the subtasks of a task.

Update any subset of a subtask’s fields (title, description, status, assignee, labels). spaceUuid is optional (inferred from the subtask).

Begin a unit of work and get the ticket to work on.

Decide where a new task belongs in a space, from groups' learned memory.

Link two entities (task ↔ project ↔ note, any pair) so each shows in the other's links.

Remove the link between two entities (task/project/note, by UUID or app URL).

List your favorites (personal pins) across tasks, task groups, projects, notes, and clients.

The product plan catalog, projected from the entitlements SSOT — answers "which plan does what": limits, features, pricing, and upgrade edges per plan.

What plan is this workspace on, what's near its limits, and what would an upgrade change — the calling org's effective entitlements, subscription state, per-dimension usage, and upgrade hints.

List the fleet machines you can route agent work to: org-shared machines plus your own private ones (colleagues’ private machines are not shown).

Configure a project for agent execution: machine pin (machineUuid; null unpins), executor, dispatchMode, routingMode, workspaceMode, autonomy, maxConcurrency, YOUR localRepoPath, and the agentEnabled switch.

Hand an existing task to the fleet.

Cancel the ACTIVE fleet run on a task (claim in claimed/in_progress/blocked), addressed by taskUuid or claimUuid.

List fleet agent runs (newest first), one record per execution a machine took on a task.

Get one run in full by runUuid (from list_runs): outcome + outcomeLine (judge delivery by outcomeLine), exit code, summary, executor/model (null = never reported), machine, timing, cost/tokens/turns, branch/PR, workspace, and the LAST ~8…

Resume the DELIVERY stage a finished run did not complete — never a re-run of the task, never a merge, never a deploy.

Reconcile a run’s DECLARED outputs against the task’s attachments, deduplicating on sha256 checksum.

Authorize the recovery of a retained run result into a fresh helper-owned worktree on a machine you name, and return the verified plan (repo, result ref, sha, commands).

Say what cleanup WOULD do to a run’s workspace and helper-owned storage — and delete nothing (`deletes: false` is part of every answer; executing a cleanup is deliberately not reachable from this tool, or from any read).

Create a recurring or one-shot schedule that launches agent work.

List the fleet-launch schedules in a space with their next/last fire, whether they are enabled, why the scheduler disabled one (disabledReason), how many consecutive runs have been skipped or have failed, and the last few runs.

Delete a fleet-launch schedule so it stops firing.

List a space’s agent profiles — the reusable per-repository agent configuration projects attach to: repo, base branch, modes, executor, model, current version/digest/revision, attached-project count, last run and default machine.

Read one agent profile: the current (or a historical `version`) policy — where work runs, how it runs and how the result is handed off.

Create an agent profile in a space (organization ADMINS only).

Change an agent profile (organization ADMINS only).

Set YOUR personal layer on an agent profile — any member, for themselves only (the shared profile stays admin-only). preferredNodeUuid: your preferred machine…

List the spaces (workspaces) in your organization.

List the members of a space (userUuid + username) for assignee resolution.

List the projects (initiatives) in a space.

List the task groups (workflow sections) in a space.

Create a new project (initiative) in a space.

Update any subset of a project’s (initiative’s) fields (name, description, status, priority, health, projectType, targetDate, startDate, lead, labels). spaceUuid is optional (inferred from the project).

Conclude (wrap up) a project. mode "follow_up" spins off a "Follow up <code> <name>" project (same projectType, linked to the original), moving open tasks marked "move" (default) into it and resolving the rest…

Create a task group (workflow section) in a space.

Update a task group’s name, description, and/or sprint period (periodStart/periodEnd), and/or promote it to be the space’s default group (setDefault). spaceUuid is optional (inferred from the group).

Add a comment to a task, subtask, project, or note within a space.

Edit a comment on a task, subtask, project, or note within a space.

Delete a comment from a task, subtask, project, or note within a space.

List the comments on a task, subtask, project, or note.

Send a short message to humans about a task — it lands in their in-app inbox and as a push notification, attributed to you (actorLabel adds your crew/session name beside your username).

Create a note (a decision, meeting notes or a spec) for durable prose that is not a unit of work; use create_task for work.

List notes you can access, optionally within a single space.

Update a note (title / content / visibility) by UUID using optimistic version locking — read the current version with fetch first.

Take an explicit version-history snapshot of a note's CURRENT state.

List a note's version-history snapshots (newest first).

Fetch one version-history snapshot of a note (full content) by versionNumber.

Restore a note to a version-history snapshot.

List the note groups (sections notes are organized into) in a space.

Create a note group (section) in a space.

Update a note group’s name and/or description by UUID, and/or promote it to be the space’s default group (setDefault).

Delete a note group by UUID.

Create a new color-coded label in a space.

List a space's color-coded labels.

Update a label's name and/or color.

Delete a label by its UUID.

List a target's attachments (task/subtask/project/note).

Download all of a target's attachments as a single ZIP.

Prepare a direct file upload to a task/subtask/project/note.

Link an already-uploaded object (the assetKey from prepare_attachment_upload, after a successful PUT) to a task/subtask/project/note as an attachment row.

Delete a task, subtask, project, or note attachment (by its UUID) within a space.

List the crews (AI personas) of a space, with full persona fields (instructions, deliverables, trigger, mode, runtime config, linked skill notes).

List the crews on a project's roster.

Create a crew (AI persona) in a space.

Update any subset of a crew’s fields (name, instructions, deliverables, trigger, mode, visibility, runtime, runtimeConfig, skillNoteUuids, tags — replace-sets, [] clears). runtimeConfig is MERGED into the crew’s existing config.

Delete a crew.

Share one or more crews (from ONE space) to the free community marketplace for review.

Everything this workspace has submitted to the community marketplace, with the plain state of the newest version (in_review · changes_requested · live · rejected · unlisted), the reviewer note when there is one, the stored automated…

Browse the PUBLIC crew marketplace — every approved, listed bundle, free community ones and free first-party ones alike.

Bring a public listing's crews into one of your spaces as real crews (with the skills they were designed with).

Withdraw one of THIS workspace's listings from the public marketplace.

Put a listing this workspace withdrew back on the public marketplace.

Get the tasks currently on your DayDeck — your small, focused set of in-progress tasks for today.

List the items eligible to add to your DayDeck — tasks assigned to you (backlog/todo/in_progress), plus recently-updated projects and notes in your spaces, none of them already on the deck.

Add an item to your DayDeck (your focus list for today).

Remove an item from your DayDeck.

List your DayLog — the chronological record of your own activity on tasks, subtasks, and comments (status changes and comments you made).

Publish a standalone HTML or Markdown artifact (a rendered document) and get its uuid back.

Republish an artifact: store new content as the next version of the SAME artifact uuid.

List the artifacts you published, newest first.