Overview

This node interacts with Reclaim.ai tasks, allowing users to perform operations such as creating, deleting, retrieving, updating, marking tasks as done or to-do, and starting or stopping tasks. It is useful for automating task management workflows within Reclaim.ai, such as programmatically managing task lifecycles or integrating task updates into broader automation processes.

Use Case Examples

1. Automatically delete a task by its ID when a certain condition is met.
2. Update task details like title, priority, or due date based on external triggers.
3. Mark a task as done or to-do to reflect its current status in Reclaim.ai.
4. Start or stop a task timer programmatically to track work sessions.

Properties

Output

JSON

• success - Indicates whether the operation was successful (true or false).
• id - The ID of the task involved in the operation.
• action - The action performed on the task, such as marking as done or starting/stopping.
• response - The raw response from the Reclaim.ai API when the operation does not return a standard success response.
• task properties - For get, getAll, create, and update operations, the output includes the task details as returned by the Reclaim.ai API.

Dependencies

• Requires an API key credential for Reclaim.ai API authentication.

Troubleshooting

• Ensure the Task ID is provided for operations that require it (delete, get, update, markTaskAs, startStopTask). Missing Task ID will cause errors.
• Date fields like Due Date and Snooze Until must be valid ISO 8601 date strings; invalid formats will cause errors.
• For update operations, at least one field must be provided to update; otherwise, an error is thrown.
• Unexpected API responses may occur; check logs for warnings and verify API key and permissions.
• If the node fails, enabling 'Continue On Fail' can help handle errors gracefully in workflows.

Links

• Reclaim.ai API Documentation - Official API documentation for Reclaim.ai, useful for understanding available endpoints and data structures.