API keys reach tasks and lists over plain REST too (GET /task-lists, GET /tasks with
status/due filters, PATCH/DELETE /thoughts/{id}, GET /lists, list items), guarded by a route
table; notes and settings stay closed. Rights hold for every access alike (webhook:task also
allows create_task over MCP, tasks:write also task delivery).
Tasks, thoughts and list items record which key created them and which one changed them last
(migration 13 replaces agent_mark; origin stays after the user's own edits and survives the
triage into a list item). OriginBadge shows the key name with a webhook or robot icon, details
on hover and tap, and replaces the Webhook and KI badges everywhere, now also on list items.
Settings: category "API" with rights grouped by tasks, lists and inbox and two tabs
(curl / smart home with a Home Assistant sensor, AI agents over MCP). Docs, help, README and
changelog updated; v0.30.0.
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New MCP tools delete_task (tasks:write), create_task_list (tasks:write) and create_list
(lists:write); list_task_lists now returns the board columns so agents know the valid
kanbanStatus values. Task deletion is a shared helper (deleteTask) for REST and MCP.
Tasks and list items get agent_mark (migration 12): "created" when an agent adds them via MCP,
"edited" when an agent changes them; a change by the user clears it. The new AgentBadge shows
"KI" / "KI geändert" in task rows, Kanban cards, the task detail, the inbox and lists.
Settings: export and import move out of "Webhooks, KI-Agenten & Export" into their own
category "Export & Import". Docs, help, README and changelog updated; v0.29.0.
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Due dates can carry a time (YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM). Alarms fire at that time,
or 09:00 for all-day tasks, minus the user's lead time, in TZ (default
Europe/Berlin, tzdata embedded). A new due date or reopening a task
re-arms the alarm. Recurrence keeps the time; Markdown export/import
carry it. The UI shows relative labels ("Heute, 14:30"), marks overdue
tasks to the minute and groups by local day instead of the UTC date.
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