Lists issues with Redmine filters (project, tracker, status, assignee, saved query). Returns the page plus total_count; pass offset to walk further pages.

Returns one issue by id, with optional associated data via include. A 403 means the issue sits in a project you cannot see or is private to someone else — call users_my_access to list what is visible instead of retrying the id.

Creates an issue in a project. Returns the created issue (with its id).

Updates issue attributes; only the fields passed change. Pass notes to append a journal entry with the update.

Appends a journal note to an issue without changing anything else.

Deletes an issue. This cannot be undone.

Lists the relations (blocks, duplicates, …) of an issue.

Links two issues (relates, blocks, duplicates, precedes, …).

Removes an issue relation by its relation id.

Lists visible projects. Returns the page plus total_count.

Returns one project by id or identifier, with optional associated data.

Creates a project. Returns the created project (with its id).

Updates project attributes; only the fields passed change.

Lists the members of a project with their roles.

Adds a user to a project with the given roles.

Sets the roles of a project membership by its membership id.

Removes a project membership by its membership id.

Lists the issue categories of a project with their ids and assignees.

Returns the signed-in account (id, login, name, mail, admin flag) from /users/current.json. The live identity check; session_status reports the cached copy.

Returns one user by id, with optional membership and group data.

Updates the signed-in account name or mail address.

Answers "what can I see" before anything 403s: admin flag, group memberships, and every visible project with its roles. Check this before querying issues or users outside your projects — a 403 almost always means the object lives where this list does not reach, not that the call was malformed.

Lists time entries filtered by issue, project, user, or date range.

Logs time on an issue or a project. Returns the created entry (with its id).

Updates a time entry; only the fields passed change.

Deletes a time entry. This cannot be undone.

Lists the time-tracking activities (Design, Development, …) with their ids.

Lists the wiki page index of a project.

Returns one wiki page with its text and attachments.

Creates the page when it does not exist, otherwise saves a new version.

Deletes a wiki page. This cannot be undone.

Returns one attachment metadata (filename, size, content type, download URL).

Downloads an attachment and returns base64 bytes plus metadata. Text files come back decoded as well. Refuses files over maxBytes with metadata only.

Uploads raw bytes and returns an upload token. Reference it from issues_create or issues_update via uploads: [{token, filename}]. Tokens expire with the session.

Lists the files attached to a project's Files module.

Lists the documents of a project's Documents module. Needs Redmine 7.1+.

Searches across issues, wiki pages, documents, files, and news. Returns ranked results with type, title, and excerpt.

Lists the visible saved issue queries with their filters and columns.

Runs a saved issue query and returns the matching issues plus total_count.

Starts a Redmine OAuth2 sign-in in the system browser and returns immediately. Ask the user to finish there, then call auth_login_status. Never ask for credentials, an API key, or an authorization code in the conversation.

Reports where the background browser sign-in has got to: pending, signed in, or failed with the fix. Never returns a token.

Call once first. Reports the cached account, whether Redmine is reachable with a live GET /users/current.json, and the consent checklist for this configuration.

Lists the tool groups, the Redmine permission scopes each needs, and which groups are enabled. The first call when something returns 403.

Escape hatch: any Redmine REST path with the signed-in credential. GET by default; write methods need --allow-generic-write. Prefer the typed tools: they page, project, and explain errors.