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Task Comment → Create
AI-generatedSummary
Creates a comment on a Leadtime task. The operation can also update the task status or assignee, grant guest visibility, log working time, and send the comment to helpdesk email addresses.
Inputs
- Task ID (required) — Task UUID or short number, such as
123or#123. - Comment (required) — Comment body in HTML or Markdown; supports @mentions.
- Project — Project of the task, used for status and assignee dropdowns.
- Change Status — Status to set when adding the comment.
- Change Assigned To — Assignee to set when adding the comment; choices depend on the selected project.
- Guest Access — Whether the comment is visible to guest users (organization members). Defaults to false.
- Log Time - Hours — Working hours to log with the comment. Defaults to 0.
- Log Time - Activity — Activity type for time logging.
- Send Email To — Comma-separated email addresses to send the comment to using the helpdesk feature.
Output shape
A single record containing the created comment response.
Optional status, assignee, guest access, time booking, and email actions are included only when configured. The source pack shows the create request but omits its response-handling details, so the precise response fields are unspecified.
Examples
Example 1: Post a comment to task #123 and change its status
Set Task ID to #123, enter the comment, and select a status. Optionally set a project if needed for the status dropdown.
Example 2: Post a comment and log time
Set Task ID and Comment, then provide Log Time - Hours and an activity type.