Gets the current state of your OmniFocus database

Add a new task to OmniFocus

Add a new project to OmniFocus

Remove a task or project from OmniFocus

Edit a task or project in OmniFocus

Move an existing task to a project, parent task, or inbox

Move a confirmed set of tasks to projects, parent tasks, or Inbox. The complete batch is validated before any change and every destination is verified afterward.

Add multiple tasks or projects to OmniFocus in a single operation

Remove a user-confirmed set of tasks or projects by stable ID. The complete batch is validated before deletion and every ID is verified absent afterward.

Create one user-confirmed project tree with stable folder/tag IDs. The complete outline is preflighted, created in one OmniFocus request, and read back for verification.

Get information about a specific task by ID or name

Read a task attachment reported by get_task_by_id. Images are returned as MCP image content when possible.

Get tasks completed today - view today's accomplishments

Set, update, or clear the repeat rule on a task. Supports ICS rule strings, schedule type, anchor date, catch-up, end date, and repetition count.

Get inbox tasks with direct subtask counts and optional subtask-tree expansion

Get flagged tasks with direct subtask counts, optional project filtering, and optional tree expansion

Get forecast tasks with direct subtask counts and optional subtask-tree expansion

Get tasks filtered by OmniFocus tags, with direct subtask counts and optional tree expansion. Use this for tags, not custom perspective names.

List OmniFocus tags with IDs, parent relationships, and active status without loading tasks

Advanced task filtering by status, dates, projects, tags, search, and more, with optional subtask-tree expansion

List OmniFocus projects with optional status/folder filtering. Returns project metadata including review dates (nextReviewDate, lastReviewDate, reviewInterval). Lighter than dump_database — returns only projects, no tasks/folders/tags.

Get OmniFocus projects that are due for review (nextReviewDate <= now). Returns projects sorted by most overdue first. Use for weekly review project health checks.

Mark a user-confirmed set of active or on-hold projects reviewed. The complete batch is validated first and review dates are verified afterward.

List all custom perspectives defined in OmniFocus

Get tasks from a specific OmniFocus custom perspective by name. Use this when user refers to perspective names like '今日工作安排', '今日复盘', '本周项目' etc. - these are custom views created in OmniFocus, NOT tags. Supports hierarchical tree display of task relationships.

Create a new folder in OmniFocus, optionally nested under a parent folder. Folders organize projects into a hierarchy.

Rename a folder or move it under a different parent folder (use an empty string for newParentFolderName to move it to the root level).

Remove a folder from OmniFocus. WARNING: this also permanently deletes all projects and tasks contained in the folder.

List all OmniFocus folders with IDs, parent relationships, status, and project counts without loading tasks.

Get a single OmniFocus folder by ID or name, including its child projects and subfolders.

Append text to a task or project note without overwriting the existing note. Useful for logging progress or adding context.

Count tasks matching filters without returning the full list. Fast 'how many' queries that return a total plus a breakdown by status. Uses the same filters as filter_tasks.

Duplicate an existing task, optionally with its subtasks, and optionally with a new name. Useful for template-based workflows.

Create a new tag in OmniFocus, optionally nested under a parent tag.

Rename a tag, change its status (active/onHold/dropped), or move it under a different parent tag (empty string moves to root).

Delete a tag from OmniFocus. Tasks are not deleted; they simply lose the tag. Child tags are deleted with the parent.

Search OmniFocus tags by name with fuzzy or exact matching.

List all notifications (reminders) set on a task, with their kind and fire time.

Add a notification (reminder) to a task. Use absoluteDate for a fixed time, or relativeMinutes for an offset from the task's due date (negative = before due).

Remove a notification from a task by 0-based index, or remove all notifications with removeAll.