List projects you are a member of.

Paginated: pass next_cursor from the previous page as cursor. Project keys (e.g. KJ) are used by every other tool. Pass stats: true for an overview of every project in ONE call (use it for "how are my projects doing?" instead of searching each project): each item then carries stats — open_issues / done_issues (done = the project's done-category statuses), assigned_to_me (open issues assigned to you), active_sprints (scrum only; every running sprint — there can be several — with id, name, start, end, issues, done_issues, total_points, done_points; empty on kanban/pipeline or when none runs) and updated_at (last change to the project, or null). Leave it off when you only need the keys. Before you start working on one of these projects, read its docs: get_project returns docs.read_first (read those with get_doc) and docs.open_handoffs_for_me, or call get_docs_context for all of it as one text.

You act with exactly the rights of the user who owns this token; a project you cannot see returns not_found.