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name: week-skill description: Manage WEEEK tasks, boards, and users. View boards, create/move tasks, assign users, and track time via CLI. Use when you need to interact with the WEEEK project management system.

WEEEK Management Skill

This skill provides a comprehensive CLI wrapper for the WEEEK API, enabling efficient task and board management directly from the terminal.

Usage

The main entry point is weeek-cli.js.

0. 🔍 Discovery (Start here)

Goal: Find Project or Board IDs to work with.

• List Projects: node weeek-cli.js projects
• List Boards: node weeek-cli.js boards [projectId]
• Usage:

  node weeek-cli.js projects
  node weeek-cli.js boards 1
  

1. 📋 Board & Context

Goal: Understand the current state of tasks on a specific board.

• Command: board <name>
• Description: Searches for a board by name (fuzzy match) and displays all columns with their tasks.
• Usage:

  node weeek-cli.js board "Release 2.0"
  

2. 🆕 Task Creation

Goal: Create new tasks quickly without knowing internal IDs.

• Command: create <title>
• Options:
  • --board <name>: Target board name (required for column).
  • --col <name>: Target column name.
  • --assignee <name>: User name to assign (fuzzy match).
  • --prio <0-3>: Priority (0=Low, 1=Med, 2=High, 3=Hold).
  • --desc <text>: Task description.
  • --subtasks "ST1, ST2": List of subtasks to create.
• Usage:

  node weeek-cli.js create "Fix login bug" --board "App" --col "Backlog" --assignee "Ivan" --prio 2 --desc "Bug in oauth flow" --subtasks "Check logs, Fix bug, Test"
  

3. 👁️ Task Inspection

Goal: Get detailed info about a specific task.

• Command: show <taskId>
• Description: Shows clean description (no HTML), status, priority, subtasks, and assignees.
• Usage:

  node weeek-cli.js show 893
  

4. 🚚 Task Movement

Goal: Move a task through the workflow (e.g., to "Done").

• Command: move <taskId> <columnName>
• Description: Moves a task to a different column on the same board.
• Usage:

  node weeek-cli.js move 893 "Done"
  

5. 👥 Team Management

Goal: Find user IDs or assign people to tasks.

• List Users: node weeek-cli.js users
• Assign User: node weeek-cli.js assign <taskId> <userName>

6. ⏱️ Time Tracking

Goal: Log work time.

• Start: node weeek-cli.js timer start <taskId>
• Stop: node weeek-cli.js timer stop <taskId>

🔧 Raw API Access (Advanced)

If a specific action is not covered by the high-level commands above, you can explore and execute raw API requests directly using the underlying generic tools.

1. Explore the API

• List Categories: See all available API tags.

  node weeek-cli.js tags
  

• List Endpoints: See all paths for a specific tag (e.g., Task, Project, User).

  node weeek-cli.js endpoints Task
  

• Describe Endpoint: Get details on parameters and request body for a specific route.

  node weeek-cli.js describe GET tm/tasks
  

2. Execute Raw Requests

• Command: run <Method> <Path>
• Options:
  • -p, --params "key=value": URL query parameters.
  • -d, --data '{"json": "body"}': Request body.
• Examples:

  # Get all projects
  node weeek-cli.js run GET tm/projects
  
  # Filter tasks via API params directly
  node weeek-cli.js run GET tm/tasks -p "projectId=1&day=2023-10-01"
  

Best Practices

1. Use board first: Before moving or creating tasks, run board to see the exact column names.
2. Fuzzy Search: You don't need exact names for boards or users. "Release" will find "Trionix App - release 2.0".
3. Check IDs: When using show, move, or assign, use the numeric Task ID (e.g., 893) visible in the board output.

Troubleshooting

• If a board is not found, try a shorter keyword.
• Ensure .env contains a valid WEEEK_API_KEY.