Runrunit

Interact with the Runrunit API

Task → Get Many

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Summary

Retrieves a paginated list of tasks from Runrun.it, with optional filtering by search term, project, client, responsible user, open/closed status and field-level filters, plus sorting. Can alternatively preview the equivalent curl command instead of sending the request.

Inputs

  • mode — 'Execute request' (default) calls the API; 'Preview curl' only shows the curl command without running it.
  • limit — Max number of results to return (default 50).
  • page — Page number for pagination (default 1).
  • search_term — Free-text search used to filter tasks.
  • project_id — Filter by project ID; 0 means ignore.
  • client_id — Filter by client ID; 0 means ignore.
  • responsible_id — Filter by responsible user ID.
  • is_closed — All (default), Open, or Closed tasks.
  • filters — Repeatable field/operator/value filters (e.g. title, project name, client name, priority, created at, last activity, is working on, time worked, subtask/attachment counts). Operators: equals, contains, gt, gte, lt, lte, isTrue, isFalse. The source pack only shows a signature-level view of the executor, so exactly how these are applied (likely client-side post-filtering) isn't confirmed.
  • sort — Field to sort by: ID, Title, Client Name, Is Closed, Project Name, Last Activity At, Created At. Sent as a query parameter.
  • sort_dir — Ascending or Descending; shown only when a sort field is chosen.

Output shape

Task records from the Runrun.it API, returned as n8n items; in preview mode, a curl command description instead of API data.

The source bodies were not included in the pack, so the exact output shape (one item per task vs. a single array) and how the filters are applied are unverified. Results are limited by Limit and Page.

Examples

Example 1: List open tasks for a specific project, newest first

project_id=123, is_closed=Open, sort=Created At, sort_dir=Descending, limit=50

Example 2: Find tasks whose title contains 'invoice'

Add a filter: Field=Title, Operator=Contains, Value=invoice (or use search_term=invoice)

Example 3: Check the request before running it

mode=Preview curl with desired filters

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