Fetches your own active projects in Freelo. Returns only projects that you own. For all accessible projects, use freelo_get_all_projects.

Fetches all projects in Freelo - both owned and shared. Supports pagination.

Fetches detailed information about a specific project including workers, tasklists, and settings.

Fetches all workers (team members) assigned to a specific project.

Fetches all tasks across all projects with filtering. Supports search, project/tasklist filter, label filter, date ranges, worker assignment, and pagination.

Fetches complete details about a specific task including name, description, assignees, due date, priority, status, labels, and metadata. Use after finding tasks with freelo_get_all_tasks.

Fetches only the description content of a task. More lightweight than freelo_get_task_details when you only need the description text.

Fetches completed/finished tasks from a specific tasklist. For finished tasks across all projects, use freelo_get_all_tasks with state_id=2.

Generates or retrieves a public sharing link for a task. Anyone with this link can view task details without logging in.

Creates a new task in a specific tasklist. Task is created in active state.

Creates a new task based on an existing template task. The new task inherits the template's name, description, and structure.

Updates an existing task. Can modify name, assignment, due date, or priority. For description updates, use freelo_update_task_description.

Updates only the description of a task. Supports plain text or markdown. Previous description is replaced completely.

Marks a task as finished/completed. Task is moved to finished state, preserving all data. Can be reactivated with freelo_activate_task.

Reactivates a finished task, moving it back to active state. Use when a completed task needs to be reopened.

Fetches all tasklists within a project. Tasklists organize tasks into logical groups (e.g., "To Do", "In Progress", "Done"). Use after freelo_get_projects to drill down into project structure.

Fetches detailed information about a specific tasklist including name, description, color, workers, and settings.

Fetches all subtasks belonging to a parent task. Returns subtasks with their names, statuses, and assignments.

Creates a subtask under an existing task. Subtasks help break down complex tasks into smaller pieces.

Fetches all comments across projects with filtering and sorting. Includes discussions on tasks, documents, files, and links.

Fetches all users in the Freelo workspace. Returns user list with names, emails, IDs, and roles. Essential for getting user IDs before assigning tasks.

Fetches users who can be assigned to tasks in a specific tasklist. Use before creating or assigning tasks to ensure the assignee has access.

Starts real-time time tracking for a task. Creates an active timer that runs until stopped with freelo_stop_time_tracking.

Stops the currently active time tracking session. Calculates elapsed time and automatically creates a work report.

Fetches work reports (time entries) with filtering. Essential for billing, productivity analysis, and project reporting.

Creates a new work report (time entry) for a task. Use after completing work for timesheet entry.

Updates an existing work report. Use to correct time entries or add descriptions.

Fetches a specific note by ID, including title, content, and metadata. Notes are standalone documents for project documentation.

Creates a new note in a project. Notes are standalone documents for project documentation, meeting minutes, or specifications.

Updates an existing note's title or content. All fields are optional - only provide what needs to change.

Fetches all available task states in Freelo. States represent task lifecycle (1=active, 2=finished). Essential for state_id filters.

Performs full-text search across Freelo using Elasticsearch. Searches tasks, subtasks, projects, tasklists, files, and comments.

Fetches tasks using a custom filter UUID. Custom filters are pre-configured task searches with multiple criteria.