Add a scheduled event to a track. IMPORTANT: 1) Use the terminal MCP tool to get the current date/time (execute_command("date")) before scheduling events to ensure correct dates. 2) ALWAYS use timeline_list_tracks first to check existing tracks - if a track with a similar name or purpose already exists, use that instead of creating a new one. If unsure whether an existing track matches your needs, ask the user for clarification before proceeding.

List all tracks

Create a new track for organizing timeline events. Check existing tracks with timeline_list_tracks first to avoid duplicates.

List scheduled events with optional filtering by track, status, platform, and date range.

STATUS FILTERING:

• 'all': Returns all events regardless of status

• 'pending': Returns events that haven't been generated yet (contentGenerated = false)

• 'generated': Returns events that have been generated but not posted yet (contentGenerated = true, posted = false)

• 'posted': Returns events that have been posted (posted = true)

DATE FILTERING:

• startDate/endDate use DATE ONLY comparison (time is ignored)

• Format: YYYY-MM-DD or ISO 8601 datetime string

• Example: startDate="2025-10-14" matches ALL events scheduled on Oct 14, regardless of time

• To get events for a single day, use the same date for both startDate and endDate

EXAMPLES:

• Get all posted events from today: { "startDate": "2025-10-14", "endDate": "2025-10-14", "status": "posted" }

• Get all Reddit events this week: { "platform": "reddit", "startDate": "2025-10-14", "endDate": "2025-10-20" }

• Get pending events in a specific track: { "trackId": "track-uuid", "status": "pending" }

Update an existing scheduled event

Remove a scheduled event

Remove a track and all its associated events. WARNING: This will delete all events in the track.