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"Toggl Track" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve your Toggl profile details including name, email, timezone, and workspace information.
    MIT
  • Verify your Toggl Focus API key by retrieving account metadata and user settings, confirming workspace and organization context.
    MIT
  • Stop the currently running time entry in Toggl Track. Ends active tracking immediately.
    MIT
  • List task statuses for a Toggl Focus workspace, filter by status type, and paginate results to track task progress and manage workflow.
    MIT
  • List Toggl Focus tasks with filters for project, status, assignee, name, and pinned status. Supports pagination to control result size.
    MIT

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  • Retrieve a list of projects from a Toggl Focus workspace, with filtering by name, client, tags, archived/completed/pinned status, and pagination.
    MIT
  • Verify a Toggl API token by calling the /api/v9/me endpoint. Confirms if the token is valid and can authenticate requests to Toggl Track.
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  • Merge MIDI notes from a source track into a destination track to consolidate doubled melodies, counterpoint, or split parts into one track. Resolve overlaps and optionally delete the source.
    Apache 2.0
  • Move a region to another track or audio unit, preserving its position, duration, and content. The source track loses the region, and the destination track receives it.
    Apache 2.0
  • Fetch Spotify track metadata by URI or ID; returns normalized Web Player details and defaults to a known public track when omitted.
    MIT
  • Get detailed track information—type, regions, clips, enabled state, and target—by providing unit and track indexes for openDAW projects.
    Apache 2.0
  • Merge notes from a source track into a destination track, resolving overlaps by velocity or priority rules. Optionally delete the source track after merging.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve the tags a user has applied to a specific track using artist and track name (or MusicBrainz ID), with optional user and autocorrect.
    MIT