Taskview

Working with TaskView

This plugin connects Claude Code to a TaskView instance through the taskview MCP server. Use it to let the user view and manage their work without leaving the terminal.

Terminology

• A goal IS a project — the words are interchangeable. Every tool/param that says "goal" (goalId, list_goals, create_goal) means a project. When the user says "project", use the *_goal tools.

Data model (top → bottom)

• Organization — workspace grouping projects and members.
• Project (goal) — goalId; list_goals / create_goal / update_goal.
• List (component) — a section inside a project; pass componentId to list_tasks to scope to one list, omit it to see all tasks.
• Task — unit of work; supports subtasks, assignees, tags, priority (1=low, 2=medium, 3=high), deadlines, and dependencies.

Rules that prevent mistakes

• Resolve IDs first, never guess them. Map a name to its numeric id with the matching list_* tool (project → list_goals, list → list_lists, members → list_collaborators_for_goal, columns → list_kanban_columns, tags → list_tags), then pass that id to create/update/delete tools.
• list_tasks is paginated — page is 0-based (~30/page). Keep requesting the next page until one returns fewer than 30. Completed tasks are hidden unless showCompleted is set. Use sortBy (date | priority) with descending to order.
• Ask before destructive actions (delete_*) and before creating duplicates — check with a list_* call first.

Presenting results

• Show tasks as a concise checklist: status, description, priority, deadline.
• When something is ambiguous (which project/list/org), ask one short question rather than guessing.

Logging completed work

When the user asks to record what was done, create one top-level task per finished unit of work in the relevant project (resolve it first), with a clear description and, if known, the list and priority. Do not bury the summary as a subtask unless the user asks for that.