Freelo MCP Server

Fetches your own active projects in Freelo. Returns only projects that you own (where you are the project owner). For a complete list including shared projects, use get_all_projects instead. This is the quickest way to get an overview of projects you directly manage.

Fetches all projects in Freelo - both projects you own and projects shared with you. Supports pagination for large datasets. Use this when you need a comprehensive view of all accessible projects, including archived and template projects. For just your own projects, use get_projects for better performance.

Creates a new project in Freelo. Requires a project name and currency. Optionally, you can specify a project owner (defaults to current user). The project will be created in active state. Use create_project_from_template if you want to create from an existing template instead.

Fetches detailed information about a specific project, including workers, tasklists, custom fields, and project settings. Use this after get_projects or get_all_projects to dive deeper into a specific project. Essential for understanding project structure before creating tasks or managing workers.

Archives a project in Freelo. Archived projects are hidden from default views but remain accessible via get_archived_projects. All project data, tasks, and history are preserved. This is reversible - use activate_project to restore. Archiving is recommended over deletion for completed projects.