Build on TasksMate

• Quickstart →A token, your first call, a list, a create — in ten minutes.
• Webhooks →Signed events on your endpoint when something changes.
• Python SDK →Typed models, pagination and retries handled — and the tm command line.

How it fits together

With TasksMate’s public API, your code can read and update everything your team works on:

• Tasks: the individual pieces of work, each with a status, an assignee and dates.
• Projects: where tasks live, each with its own members, sections and goals.
• Sprints: a team’s time-boxed work periods and the tasks planned for each.
• Milestones: a team’s key checkpoints and the tasks that lead to them.
• Goals: named groups of a project’s tasks, working toward one outcome.

Two ways to talk to it:

• API calls: your code asks for data or makes a change, and TasksMate answers straight away. All you need to start.
• Webhooks (optional): TasksMate tells your app when something changes, so your code doesn’t have to keep asking.

How it fits together

What you get

• 165 operations over /v1, JSON in and out, one error shape (application/problem+json).
• Access tokens bound to one organization, with scopes you choose.
• 99 webhook events, signed with the Standard Webhooks scheme.
• A typed Python SDK and the tm command line, generated from the same contract as this site.

Works with

• curlevery sample
• Pythonthe SDK, 3.10+
• tmthe command line
• Streamlitan example app
• Any HTTP clientJSON over HTTPS

The contract is dated 2026-09-25. Everything here is generated from it or written around it — if the two ever disagree, the reference is right.