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@reset/workqv2026.10.21.1· MIT· 1d agoBEHAVIORSACCEPTED WARNINGS
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Drive workq's work-tracking API as a service caller: read who you are, an org's projects, a project's items with the API's filters, one item and its history, create and change items at the revision read, comment, and read releases and sprints, each written as a resource a workflow can assert on.

02Behaviors1
@reset/workqv2026.10.21.1workq.ts
fn me()
Read who the service token is admitted as and what it
fn projects()
List the projects of an org the caller can see.
fn list_items(status?: string, type?: string, label?: string)
List a project's items with the API's filters, a page
ArgumentTypeDescription
status?stringOnly items with this status name.
type?stringOnly items of this type name.
label?stringOnly items with this label.
fn item()
Read one item by key, with its counts and links.
fn create_item()
Create an item in a project; with externalSource and
fn change_item()
Change an item's fields at the revision read, reading
fn comment()
Comment on an item in Markdown; with externalSource and
fn history()
Read who changed what on an item, oldest first.
fn releases()
List a project's releases, newest first.
fn release()
Read one release by version.
fn sprints()
List a project's sprints, first to last, with the

Resources

me(infinite)— The caller: id, name, roles and the orgs and projects
projects(infinite)— The projects of an org the caller can see
items(infinite)— A page range of a project's items with the filters it
summary(infinite)— Counts by status group, status and priority over the
item(infinite)— One item with its counts and links, never its body;
comment(infinite)— A comment this behavior posted: ids and length, never
history(infinite)— Who changed what on an item, oldest first, with values
releases(infinite)— A project's releases, newest first
release(infinite)— One release
sprints(infinite)— A project's sprints, first to last, with the current
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