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Task management for AI agents with hierarchical tasks, dependencies, sprints, and coordination.

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Task management for AI agents with hierarchical tasks, dependencies, sprints, and coordination.

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  • project_current
  • project_list
  • project_read
  • sprint_list
  • sprint_show
  • task_blocked
  • task_context_get
  • task_dependencies
  • task_finish
  • task_list
  • task_read
  • task_ready
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  • task_tree
  • task_verification_status
  • task_verify
  • workflow_info

Write 17 · Create, change, send or run things.

  • project_create
  • project_select
  • project_update
  • sprint_activate
  • sprint_create
  • sprint_update
  • task_context_merge
  • task_context_set
  • task_create
  • task_create_many
  • task_dependency_add
  • task_release
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  • task_start
  • task_transition
  • task_transition_many
  • task_update
  • task_update_many

Delete 4 · Delete, drop, revoke or wipe things.

  • project_delete
  • sprint_delete
  • task_delete
  • task_dependency_remove

Not yet classified 11 · We could not tell from the name and description.

  • display_kanban
  • display_legend
  • display_progress
  • display_sprint
  • display_sprints
  • display_task
  • display_tasks
  • task_abandon
  • task_claim
  • task_handoff
  • task_workspace

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Tools (48)

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  • display_kanban

    Display tasks in a Kanban board format with columns for each status.

  • display_legend

    Display the legend for status icons, priority indicators, and task types.

  • display_progress

    Display project progress summary with charts and statistics.

  • display_sprint

    Display a sprint as a detailed card with task breakdown and progress.

  • display_sprints

    Display all sprints in a formatted list with progress indicators.

  • display_task

    Display a single task as a detailed card with all information.

  • display_tasks

    Display tasks in a formatted CLI table view. Great for visual overview of task status.

  • project_create

    Create a new project. Projects group tasks and sprints together.

  • project_current

    Get the currently selected project. If no project is selected, returns null with a list of available projects.

  • project_delete

    Delete a project. Tasks and sprints in the project are orphaned (project_id set to null).

  • project_list

    List all projects.

  • project_read

    Get project details by ID.

  • project_select

    Select a project as the current working project. Subsequent task/sprint operations will be scoped to this project.

  • project_update

    Update project properties.

  • sprint_activate

    Set a sprint as the active sprint.

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  • sprint_create

    Create a new sprint with optional date range.

  • sprint_delete

    Delete a sprint (tasks are unassigned, not deleted).

  • sprint_list

    List all sprints with status and task counts.

  • sprint_show

    Get sprint details with associated tasks.

  • sprint_update

    Update sprint properties.

  • task_abandon

    Abandon a task and return it to pending status. Use when you cannot complete a task and need to release it. A reason is required and will be recorded in the task context. The task becomes available for other agents to claim.

  • task_blocked

    List tasks with unsatisfied dependencies.

  • task_claim

    CRITICAL: Use this when starting work on a task. Atomically claims the task AND automatically transitions it to 'in_progress'. You MUST call this before working on any task. Returns success status and the updated task.

  • task_context_get

    Retrieve stored agent context from a task.

  • task_context_merge

    Merge context into existing task context (deep merge). Max 64KB total.

  • task_context_set

    Store agent context/memory on a task (overwrites existing). Max 64KB.

  • task_create

    Create a new task with optional parent, priority, acceptance criteria, and metadata. Returns the created task.

  • task_create_many

    Create multiple tasks atomically (max 100). Returns array of created tasks.

  • task_delete

    Delete a task by ID. Children are orphaned (parent_id set to null).

  • task_dependencies

    Get dependencies and dependents for a task.

  • task_dependency_add

    Add a dependency between tasks (task depends on another).

  • task_dependency_remove

    Remove a dependency between tasks.

  • task_finish

    RECOMMENDED: Complete a task you're working on. This is the preferred way to mark a task as done. Optionally provide a completion summary. Use this instead of: task_transition(id, "completed") The task must be in_progress and claimed by you. Returns the completed task.

  • task_handoff

    Hand off a task to another agent. Transfers ownership of the task while preserving its current status. Optionally include notes for the receiving agent. Handoff history is recorded in the task context.

  • task_list

    Query tasks with filtering, sorting, and pagination. Returns array of tasks.

  • task_read

    Retrieve a single task by ID with full details including context and metadata.

  • task_ready

    List tasks ready to work on (all dependencies satisfied).

  • task_release

    Release a claimed task. Only succeeds if task is claimed by the specified agent.

  • task_start

    RECOMMENDED: Create a new task AND immediately start working on it. This is the preferred way to create tasks you'll work on right away. Automatically sets status to "in_progress" and claims the task for you. Use this instead of: task_create + task_claim Returns the created task (already in_progress).

  • task_transition

    Change task status with workflow validation. IMPORTANT: Use this to mark task as 'completed' when you finish working on it. Returns the updated task and transition details.

  • task_transition_many

    Transition multiple tasks to a new status with validation.

  • task_tree

    Get hierarchical view of task and all descendants.

  • task_update

    Update one or more fields on an existing task. Returns the updated task.

  • task_update_many

    Update multiple tasks with the same changes.

  • task_verification_status

    Get verification status for a task's acceptance criteria. Returns all criteria with their verification status and overall progress.

  • task_verify

    VERIFY: Mark an acceptance criterion as verified with optional evidence. Use this to record that you've verified a specific acceptance criterion on a task. Returns the updated criterion and overall verification progress. Criterion IDs are like 'ac-1', 'ac-2', etc. Use task_verification_status to see all criteria.

  • task_workspace

    SESSION CONTEXT: Call this when starting a new session to understand your workspace. Returns: - Your session agent ID - Tasks currently in_progress (yours and orphaned) - Pending tasks ready to work on - Suggested next actions - Current project context This helps you resume work or pick up where another session left off.

  • workflow_info

    WORKFLOW REFERENCE: PREFERRED: Use compound operations (task_start, task_finish) - they handle workflow automatically. ALTERNATIVE: If using separate operations: 1. STARTING WORK: Call task_claim first → auto-moves to "in_progress" 2. FINISHING WORK: Call task_transition(id, "completed") Note: Any mutation to a pending task now auto-claims it (implicit workflow). Returns the current workflow rules.

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Last commit
Feb 28, 2026 (8 months ago)
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Jan 14, 2026 (9 months ago)

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Registry name
io.github.yuvalsuede/claudia
Version
0.1.3
Auth
No auth
Packages
npm claudia-cli
License
GPL-3.0
First seen
Oct 24, 2026
Last checked
Oct 24, 2026

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Claudia MCP server. Agent Mart. https://agentmart.dev/connectors/yuvalsuede-claudia (last updated 2026-10-24)