MCP server for the Google Tasks API: task lists, subtasks, due dates, complete and move tasks.
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GOOGLE_TASKS_CLIENT_SECRETOAuth appoptionalGoogle OAuth2 client secret (refresh-token flow). Treat it as a secret.
GOOGLE_TASKS_REFRESH_TOKENOAuth appoptionalGoogle OAuth2 refresh token, exchanged for access tokens automatically. Treat it as a secret.
GOOGLE_TASKS_ACCESS_TOKENAPI keyoptionalStatic OAuth2 access token (~1h lifetime) — alternative to the refresh-token trio, mostly for testing.
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complete_taskNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
reopen_taskReverts a completed task to needsAction and clears its completed timestamp — the undo for complete_task. Works on hidden tasks too (tasks cleared with clear_completed_tasks): reopening un-hides them. Cannot resurrect a deleted task — deletion is permanent. Returns the updated task.Reverts a completed task to needsAction and clears its completed timestamp — the undo for complete_task. Works on hidden tasks too (tasks cleared with clear_completed_tasks): reopening un-hides them. Cannot resurrect a deleted task — deletion is permanent. Returns the updated task.
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clear_completed_tasksNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
raw_requestNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
list_tasklistsLists the user's task lists: id, title, updated (RFC3339). Every task lives in exactly one list, so this is the entry point — task tools need a tasklist_id from here (or the "@default" alias for the default list). Paginate with page_token from nextPageToken; page_size caps a page at 1000 and the AP…Lists the user's task lists: id, title, updated (RFC3339). Every task lives in exactly one list, so this is the entry point — task tools need a tasklist_id from here (or the "@default" alias for the default list). Paginate with page_token from nextPageToken; page_size caps a page at 1000 and the AP…
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get_tasklistFetches one task list by id: id, title, updated, selfLink. Accepts "@default" for the user's default list — useful to resolve its real id. The list resource carries only metadata; the tasks themselves come from list_tasks.Fetches one task list by id: id, title, updated, selfLink. Accepts "@default" for the user's default list — useful to resolve its real id. The list resource carries only metadata; the tasks themselves come from list_tasks.
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create_tasklistCreates a new task list and returns it (id, title, updated). The API accepts only a title — there are no other list-level settings. The returned id is the tasklist_id every task tool needs. Google caps the number of lists per account; a quota failure surfaces as an HTTP error, not silence.Creates a new task list and returns it (id, title, updated). The API accepts only a title — there are no other list-level settings. The returned id is the tasklist_id every task tool needs. Google caps the number of lists per account; a quota failure surfaces as an HTTP error, not silence.
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update_tasklistRenames a task list (PATCH — the title is the only field the API lets you change). Tasks, their order and their completion state are untouched. Returns the updated list resource.Renames a task list (PATCH — the title is the only field the API lets you change). Tasks, their order and their completion state are untouched. Returns the updated list resource.
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delete_tasklistprivilegedDeletes a task list AND every task in it, permanently — there is no undo and no trash. The user's default task list cannot be deleted (the API rejects it). To empty a list but keep it, use clear_completed_tasks or delete tasks one by one instead. Returns {deleted:true} with the tasklist_id echoed.Deletes a task list AND every task in it, permanently — there is no undo and no trash. The user's default task list cannot be deleted (the API rejects it). To empty a list but keep it, use clear_completed_tasks or delete tasks one by one instead. Returns {deleted:true} with the tasklist_id echoed.
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list_tasksNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
get_taskFetches one task by id: title, notes, status, due (date only), completed timestamp, parent, position, updated, deleted/hidden flags, links and webViewLink. Also the safe way to verify state after an ambiguous write failure — writes are never retried automatically.Fetches one task by id: title, notes, status, due (date only), completed timestamp, parent, position, updated, deleted/hidden flags, links and webViewLink. Also the safe way to verify state after an ambiguous write failure — writes are never retried automatically.
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create_taskNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
update_taskChanges a task's title, notes and/or due date (PATCH — only the provided fields change, at least one is required). clear_due=true / clear_notes=true erase the field entirely (you cannot clear by sending an empty string a Google API would keep). This tool does NOT change completion status (use compl…Changes a task's title, notes and/or due date (PATCH — only the provided fields change, at least one is required). clear_due=true / clear_notes=true erase the field entirely (you cannot clear by sending an empty string a Google API would keep). This tool does NOT change completion status (use compl…
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move_taskprivilegedNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
delete_taskprivilegedDeletes a task permanently — this is NOT the same as completing it. To mark work done (reversibly), use complete_task instead. A deleted task disappears from default listings immediately; for a while it remains visible to list_tasks with show_deleted=true (deleted:true) so sync clients can observe…Deletes a task permanently — this is NOT the same as completing it. To mark work done (reversibly), use complete_task instead. A deleted task disappears from default listings immediately; for a while it remains visible to list_tasks with show_deleted=true (deleted:true) so sync clients can observe…
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MCP server for the Google Tasks API: task lists, subtasks, due dates, complete and move tasks.
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