Dart

Dart is an AI-native project management tool: tasks on dartboards, docs in folders, and comment threads on both.

Authentication

• API token

Actions

Generic API request. Call any Dart API endpoint on this connection, for the case where no shipped action covers it yet. The connection supplies the base URL, the authentication and the egress route, so only the path, query and body are yours to fill.

• Create commentPost a comment on a task, which is how a workflow reports back to the people watching it - the result of a check it ran, a link to what it produced, or a question for the assignee.
• Create docWrite a new doc into the connected Dart workspace - a run report, a generated spec, a meeting summary, or anything a workflow produces that people should read next to their tasks rather than in a chat message.
• Create taskAdd a task to the connected Dart workspace - the headline write of this connector, and how a workflow turns an inbound event such as a form submission, an alert or an email into work somebody owns.
• Delete taskDestructiveMove a task to the Dart trash.
• Get docRead one doc in full, including its Markdown body, which List docs deliberately leaves out.
• Get taskRead one task in full by its id, which is the only way to see its description, its attachments and its relationships to other tasks - the listing carries none of those.
• Get workspace configRead the connected Dart workspace's whole configuration in one call: its dartboards, folders, task types, statuses, tags, priorities, sizes, skills, members, and the definitions of its custom properties, plus the signed-in user and the workspace's own idea of today.
• List commentsRead the comment thread on one task, so a workflow can see what people have already said before it acts - checking whether a question was answered, pulling the latest note into a summary, or deciding that a task needs no further nudge.
• List docsFind docs in the connected Dart workspace - the wiki side of the product, where specs, notes and meeting records live next to the tasks.
• List tasksFind tasks in the connected Dart workspace and read back a page of them, newest first by the workspace's own ordering.
• List workspace optionsList the values this Dart workspace accepts for one task or doc field - its dartboards, folders, statuses, types, tags, priorities, sizes, skills or members - as uniform rows of value and label.
• Update docDestructiveChange an existing doc - rename it, move it to another folder, or replace its body.
• Update taskDestructiveChange fields on an existing task - move it to another status or dartboard, reassign it, retag it, or set a due date.

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