Kelvia

Accept a pending board invitation sent to the current user. Returns the created board membership.

Post a comment on a task. Returns the created comment with author info.

Log time spent on a task. minutes must be > 0 and ≤ 1440 (24 hours). Returns the created worklog entry.

Archive a board by UUID.

Set stage status to COMPLETED (frozen).

Create a new board. Optionally supply an array of column names (defaults to a standard set). Returns the created board with its generated slug.

Invite a user to board by email with role ADMIN/MEMBER/VIEWER. Requires ADMIN/OWNER.

Create a stage on a board. Requires ADMIN/OWNER role on that board.

Add a tag to a board's vocabulary. Tags live on the board and are shared by everyone on it. Usually you don't need this: create_task/update_task tag_names create missing tags by themselves.

Create a block in the user's personal day-planner (their own time-blocking schedule, not a board task). Title may reference a board task with `@boardSlug/N` (e.g. `@marketing/42`) — the app renders it as a clickable link to that task. Returns the created block.

Create a new task on a board. Requires the board slug and a title. Returns the created task with its generated id and number.

Decline a pending board invitation sent to the current user.

Delete a board by UUID.

Delete a board stage.

Remove a day-planner block starting from a given local date onward (soft-delete — earlier occurrences and their completion history are kept).

Permanently delete a task by its UUID. Only the task creator or a board OWNER/ADMIN can delete tasks. Returns a confirmation message.

Delete a comment from a task. You can only delete your own comments.

Delete a worklog entry from a task.

Get detailed info for a single board by its URL slug (slug is the short identifier in board URLs, e.g. 'my-project'). Includes all columns, stages with their statuses, board config and member count.

Get the audit trail for a whole board: task/stage/member changes across the board, newest first. Requires ADMIN/OWNER role on that board.

Get the profile of the currently authenticated user (id, email, firstName, lastName, avatarUrl).

Get full details of a single task by its UUID. Includes all fields: title, description, status, priority, dueDate, assignees, watchers, tags, stage, parent task, subtasks, worklogs (time tracking), and comments count.

Get the audit trail for a task: who changed what and when (status/priority/assignee/field changes, comments, worklogs), newest first.

Get a task by its human-friendly number (the #N shown in the UI) within a board. Resolves the number to the task UUID and returns full details (same shape as get_task). Handy when you know the #N but not the UUID.

Get all comments for a task ordered by creation time. Each comment includes id, content, createdAt, updatedAt and the author (user).

Read a task's summary — the single digest shown in its Summary tab. Returns { summary, summaryUpdatedAt, summaryAuthor }.

Get time-tracking worklogs for a task. Each entry has id, minutes, comment, workedAt, and the author.

Get kanban columns for a board by slug. Returns id and name for each column — use these IDs in create_task and update_task.

List pending/accepted/declined invitations for a board. Requires ADMIN/OWNER.

List all members of a board with their roles (OWNER, ADMIN, MEMBER, VIEWER). Use list_boards first to obtain the board id.

Get the tag vocabulary of a board. Tags belong to the board and are shared by everyone on it — the same name on another board is a different tag. Returns id and name; use the ids in create_task/update_task tag_ids, or just pass tag_names and let the board pick up new ones.

List all Kelvia boards accessible to the authenticated user. Returns id, name, slug, isArchived, columns (kanban columns), stages (sprints/milestones), config (custom priorities and statuses), taskCounter, createdAt.

List tasks with a due date inside a date range, for a calendar view. Unlike list_tasks, this is scoped by due date range rather than status/search filters.

List the user's personal day-planner blocks (their own time-blocking schedule) visible on a given local date, with each block's done/not-done status for that date. Different from list_daily_tasks, which lists board tasks due today — this is the user's private schedule, not board tasks.

List the user's day-planner block definitions as stored (recurrence rule, scheduled time, active_from) — not resolved against a specific date, unlike list_daily_plan_blocks.

List tasks relevant for today (assigned to me and not done, or due today). Optional board filter by slug.

List board invitations sent to the current user (pending/accepted/declined), with the inviting board and role.

List the user's day-planner blocks that were due before the given local date and are still not done.

List tags across every board you can access. Tags belong to boards, so the same name on two boards is two different tags — each item carries its board. For one board use list_board_tags.

List tasks with optional filters. Without any filter returns all tasks the user has access to across every board. By default returns a COMPACT shape to stay within token limits: { board: { id, name, slug, columns } | null, tasks: [{ id, number, title, status, priority, columnId, stageId, tags (names), assignees (count), dueDate }], count }. Pass detailed=true for full task objects (heavy — can exceed limits on large boards) or use get_task / get_task_by_number for one full task.

Create (or fetch, if it already exists) the special backlog stage for a board — holds tasks that aren't part of any active/planned stage. Requires ADMIN/OWNER role on that board.

Remove a member from board. Requires ADMIN/OWNER.

Reopen stage from COMPLETED to ACTIVE.

Reorder stages on a board by passing full ordered list of stage IDs.

Reorder the day-planner blocks visible on a given local date (drag-and-drop equivalent). Pass ALL block UUIDs visible on that date, in the desired order.

Move/reorder a task inside a column (kanban drag-and-drop equivalent).

Revoke an invitation by id. Requires ADMIN/OWNER.

Mark a day-planner block done or not-done for one specific local date (recurring blocks track completion per-day, not globally).

Write or replace a task's summary: a concise digest of the task's current state and what has been done, shown in the task's Summary tab. Markdown supported. Replaces any previous summary (one per task).

Set stage status to ACTIVE.