Returns tasks in the Nirvana Inbox (state=0) — unprocessed items the user hasn't categorized yet.

Returns tasks marked as Next Actions in Nirvana (state=1) — concrete, actionable next steps the user has committed to.

Returns tasks the user is Waiting on someone else for in Nirvana (state=2). Often blocked on a contact's response or delivery.

Returns Scheduled tasks in Nirvana (state=3) — tasks deferred to a specific future start date.

Returns tasks parked in Nirvana's Someday list (state=4) — things to revisit later but not actionable now.

Returns completed tasks logged in Nirvana (state=7). Use this to review what the user finished.

Returns tasks the user has flagged for Focus in Nirvana (seqt > 0), excluding completed or trashed items. These are what the user is actively prioritizing right now.

Returns the user's active projects in Nirvana (state=11). Projects are containers that group related tasks under a shared outcome.

Returns a single project and all of its direct child items (tasks and sub-projects). Identify the project by its exact id (UUID) or its exact name. Provide exactly one. Use list_projects first to discover names.

Returns the user's Areas in Nirvana — high-level life domains (e.g. 'work', 'personal') that group projects and tasks. Areas are the top-level organizing dimension.

Returns the user's labels in Nirvana — plain tags, GTD contexts (e.g. @phone, @home), and contacts (people the user waits on). Each entry has a kind field distinguishing them. For high-level life domains, use list_areas instead.

Search the user's Nirvana tasks with any combination of filters. At least one filter is required. Trashed and deleted tasks are always excluded. Completed (logged) tasks are excluded unless state: "logged" is passed — pair text search with state="logged" to mine the user's history.

Returns tasks in Nirvana's Later list (state=5) — things the user will definitely do, but not in the immediate Next queue. Sits between Next and Someday.

Returns tasks the user has thrown into Trash (state=6). These are soft-deleted but recoverable — useful for finding something the user trashed but might want back.

Returns the user's recurring task templates in Nirvana (state=9). These are the rules that spawn task instances on a schedule, not individual occurrences.