Lists the KanbanFlow boards this server has access to (one per configured API token): columns in board order, swimlanes, colors with the names/descriptions the team gave them, and members. Shows on which boards the configured user ("me") was found. Use it to learn the boards and to find people by name.

Lists the tasks of one person across every configured KanbanFlow board (or the boards you choose), optionally only in some columns. By default the person is the configured user ("me"). Returns how the person was matched on each board, the tasks with board, column, swimlane, color, labels and people resolved to names, counts per board and column, and a meta block that reports boards where the person is not a member, filters that matched nothing and columns that were only partially loaded. The server does not rank or classify tasks.

Returns one KanbanFlow task in full: complete description, board, column, swimlane and color (with the meaning the team gave them), labels, responsible user, collaborators, time tracking, subtasks, custom fields (the raw API object) and, by default, its comments with author names and dates (read the comment text to find mentions; comment text is returned as written, not interpreted). Give a task id from list_tasks. A task is on exactly one board, so board chooses where to look and, without it, every configured board is tried until the task is found; the response says which board had it.

Searches the comments of every configured KanbanFlow board and returns the most recent ones, newest first, with author, board and task (name, column, url) resolved. Comments are found through the board activity log (taskCommentCreated), so only tasks commented inside the requested window are looked at. Pass person to find comments that mention someone: KanbanFlow keeps no structured mention field, so a mention is the person's full name (or first name) inside the comment text, matched as a whole word and case-insensitively (person.textSearched says which names were used); use text for a handle or exact phrase. The comment text is returned verbatim. meta reports the window (default: last 30 days), whether the activity log was read completely, how many tasks and API requests it took, and everything that was left out.

Returns the time entries of KanbanFlow boards: every tracked interval with who tracked it, when it started and ended, how long it lasted and on which task. This is the only tool that breaks time down by day and by person; timeSpentHours in the other tools is the accumulated total of a task. Entries are found through the board activity log (totalSecondsSpent changes) unless you pass taskIds, and then read task by task. Totals are sums of entry durations, reported per person/board and per UTC day; two people working on the same task at the same time add up twice, so they are not elapsed time. meta reports the window, whether the activity log was read completely, entries that fell outside the window or have no end, and every API request made. The server does not interpret the board.

Finds tasks whose text contains a query, across every configured KanbanFlow board and column (or the boards and columns you choose). The query is split into words and, by default, all of them must appear somewhere in the fields you pick (fields, default name and description; labels, custom field values and subtask names are available too). Each task says in matchedFields which fields contained part of the query. KanbanFlow has no search endpoint, so tasks are loaded and filtered here: the counts cover only what was loaded, and meta reports failed boards and columns that came partially loaded (typically "done") with how to load them completely. Read-only. To search comments or mentions, use list_comments instead.