Retrieve Tempo worklogs in a date range. Defaults to the authenticated user's own worklogs. Optional filters fetch other users' worklogs instead: 'users' (emails, display names, or accountIds), 'program' / 'team' (all current members of the Tempo program/team; name or id). Filters combine as a union. Viewing others requires the Tempo token owner to have a Permission Role with 'View Worklogs' plus Jira 'Browse Projects' — otherwise Tempo silently returns only permitted worklogs.

Find working days in a date range where the user's logged time is below the expected hours from their Tempo user-schedule. Holidays and non-working days are skipped automatically. Returns days with their expected vs logged hours, plus a per-issue breakdown for partially-logged days. Requires the 'Schemes' scope on the Tempo API token (in addition to 'Worklogs'). Pass 'users' / 'program' / 'team' to check other people instead — returns a per-user report (requires permission to view their worklogs and schedules).

Aggregate worklogs in a date range and return hours, worklog count, and percentage per group, sorted by hours descending. groupBy options: 'issue' (default), 'account', 'user', 'day', 'week' (ISO 8601), 'month'. Pass 'users' / 'program' / 'team' to analyze other people's worklogs (e.g. groupBy 'user' + program gives a per-person report for the whole program; requires 'View Worklogs' permission). Note: 'account' grouping reads the Account work attribute on each worklog — worklogs without an account attribute are bucketed as 'No account', so this grouping is only meaningful if your team uses Tempo accounts.