Summary
Read-only as a design decision, not a gap to work around.
There is no write path at all, which makes this a connection you can leave open without thinking about it — the worst outcome is an assistant reading a project it did not need. The action-required view is the most useful tool in the set: it answers what is waiting on you directly, rather than making you filter an assignment list.
What it is
A read-only server over the Goodday project management API. It lists projects and their members, reads tasks by project or by the person they belong to, flags the ones needing action, and looks up users.
What you get
- Projects listed, with archived and root-only filters, and one project read in full
- The users on a project
- A project's tasks, optionally including closed ones and subfolders
- The tasks assigned to a person, and separately the ones requiring their action
- One task read in full
- The organization's users, and one user read in full
- The same tools over a local HTTP server with generated API documentation, when you would rather not run it as a subprocess
Requirements
A Goodday API token from your account settings, supplied as an environment setting. Python, or the published container image. Every request is a read — the server has no path to create, update or delete anything.