ClickUp

• You want an AI agent to create, update, or query ClickUp tasks and projects on your behalf without setting up OAuth yourself.
• You need to automate project management workflows — such as creating tasks from meeting notes, updating statuses, or assigning work based on external triggers.
• You want to register ClickUp webhooks programmatically to react to events like task creation, status changes, or due date updates.
• You are building a multi-step agent that needs to traverse the ClickUp hierarchy (workspace → space → folder → list → task) to find or organize work items.

• You need to integrate with a third-party app other than ClickUp — use the api-gateway skill instead.
• You already have your own ClickUp OAuth token and prefer to call the ClickUp API directly without a proxy layer.

Authentication is handled by the Maton gateway. You only need a MATON_API_KEY; the gateway automatically injects your ClickUp OAuth token into every proxied request. OAuth connections are managed at ctrl.maton.ai.

Create, read, update, and delete tasks with support for assignees, priorities (urgent/high/normal/low), due dates, tags, subtasks, custom fields, and time estimates. Tasks can be filtered by status, assignee, due date range, and more.

Covers every level of the ClickUp structure: Workspaces (teams), Spaces, Folders, Lists, and Tasks. Create or manage any entity at any level of the hierarchy using standard REST operations.

Register and manage webhooks to receive real-time ClickUp events — including task creation, status changes, assignee updates, due date changes, comments, and folder/space lifecycle events.

If you have multiple ClickUp accounts connected, you can target a specific connection per request using the Maton-Connection header. Otherwise, the gateway defaults to your oldest active connection.

List endpoints support page-based pagination (up to 100 items per page). A last_page boolean in the response makes it straightforward to iterate through large result sets.

When a bug report, support ticket, or meeting note arrives, an agent can automatically create a ClickUp task in the correct list with the right assignee, priority, and due date — without any manual input.

An agent can traverse a workspace's spaces, folders, and lists to gather task statuses, then generate a daily or weekly project summary report across multiple teams.

Register webhooks for events like taskStatusUpdated or taskAssigneeUpdated so downstream systems (Slack notifications, calendar blocks, CI/CD pipelines) react in real time to ClickUp changes.

An agent can read all tasks in a backlog list, filter by priority and assignee availability, and bulk-move or update tasks into a sprint folder — streamlining sprint planning sessions.