Changelog

All notable changes to this project are documented here.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

Unreleased

[0.14.0] - 2026-06-24

Added

• @file value support for every free-form text flag (#70): task create/update --description, comment create/update/reply --text, doc add-page/edit-page --content, list create/update --content, chat message-send/message-update/reply-send --text, goal update --description, and time create/update/start --description. A value of @path reads the argument from a file, @- reads from stdin, and @@text escapes a literal leading @ (so @@everyone is sent verbatim). Resolution is wired uniformly as a clap value_parser, so coverage is consistent across flags rather than per-command. This works around shells — notably Windows PowerShell — that split an unquoted multiline value into separate argv tokens at the process boundary, which previously caused error: unexpected argument '<word>' found. A single trailing newline is trimmed from file/stdin content; interior newlines are preserved. MCP tools are unaffected (they receive structured JSON, not shell args).
• --markdown flag on task get and an include_markdown_description parameter on the clickup_task_get MCP tool (#65). The flattened description/text_content fields reduce a markdown link to its label text, dropping the URL. With the flag set, the CLI passes include_markdown_description=true to ClickUp’s Get Task endpoint and surfaces the raw markdown_description (e.g. [Desktop](https://www.figma.com/design/…)), so agents and scripts can recover inline link URLs without bypassing the CLI. The field is appended to the displayed columns for table/csv/json-compact output — even alongside an explicit --fields list — and is present verbatim in --output json; the MCP tool adds markdown_description to its compact response.
• parent parameter on the clickup_task_create and clickup_task_update MCP tools, and a matching --parent flag on the task update CLI command (#72). task create already accepted --parent; the gap was that the MCP surface and task update could not set it. You can now create a task directly as a subtask (parent on create) and re-parent an existing task — converting a top-level task into a subtask, or moving a subtask between parents — from both the CLI and MCP. (ClickUp has no way to detach a subtask back to top-level via this field.)
• doc embed-image CLI command and clickup_doc_embed_image MCP tool (144 tools): upload a local image and embed it inline in a ClickUp doc page. The ClickUp API has no doc-level upload endpoint (the v3 attachment endpoint rejects docs/pages entity types), so the image is stored as an attachment on a host task (--via-task, auto-detected from the git branch like other task-scoped commands), and the returned public CDN URL is appended/prepended to the page as ![alt](url) markdown, which ClickUp converts into a native inline image block.

Changed

• Behavior change (#70): a value passed to any free-form text flag (--description/--text/--content) that begins with a literal @ is now interpreted as a file reference. To send text that genuinely starts with @ (e.g. an @mention like @everyone), escape it as @@everyone. Previously such values were sent verbatim. If the referenced file does not exist the command fails with a message that names the @@ escape form, so the case is self-correcting.

Fixed

• npm install was broken on every platform (#74). The package’s bin entries (bin/clickup-cli, bin/clkup) were placeholder shell stubs, and the postinstall downloader either mistook the stub for an already-installed binary and skipped the download (so the CLI permanently printed Run: npm rebuild clickup-cli), or — on Windows — could never wire up the downloaded clickup-cli.exe at all, because npm’s static bin map points at an extension-less path that Windows can’t execute. The bin entries are now small Node launchers (bin/clickup-cli, bin/clkup → bin/launch.js) that npm bin-links uniformly on every platform (a node <launcher> shim on Windows, a symlink on Unix); postinstall downloads the platform binary into bin/vendor/ and the launcher re-execs it, forwarding args, stdio, and exit code. This fixes installation on macOS, Linux, and Windows. The native binaries are excluded from the published package (.npmignore) and fetched at install time; the GitHub release archives are unchanged, so Homebrew/AUR/direct-download installs are unaffected.

Dependencies

• Bumped reqwest 0.13.3 → 0.13.4, serde_json → 1.0.150, chrono → 0.4.45, and regex → 1.12.4 (minor/patch, #73), and CI actions/checkout 6 → 7 (#76) and codecov/codecov-action 6 → 7 (#68).

[0.13.0] - 2026-05-22

Changed

• .clickup.toml resolution now walks up from the current directory to filesystem root and uses the nearest config file, mirroring how git locates .git (#64). Previously the CLI only checked the current directory, so running from any subdirectory of a project silently fell back to the global ~/.config/clickup-cli/config.toml, which commonly surfaced as a 401 Team not authorized when the global token belonged to a different workspace. setup and agent-config init still write to the current directory — only the read path changed.

0.12.1 - 2026-05-20

Fixed

• npm publish pipeline migrated to OIDC-based Trusted Publishing (#63). v0.12.0’s npm/Homebrew/AUR/GitHub Packages publish chain failed because npm rotated all granular access tokens with write access that bypassed 2FA following the “Mini Shai-Hulud” supply-chain attacks — the NPM_TOKEN repo secret was invalidated mid-release. v0.12.1 has the same code as v0.12.0 but re-publishes via the new TP flow so all distribution surfaces reach 0.12.x. No NPM_TOKEN secret is involved any more; the workflow exchanges GitHub’s per-run OIDC token for a short-lived publish credential at publish time.

0.12.0 - 2026-05-20

Added

• MCP pagination support across the 15 tools whose underlying ClickUp endpoint is paginated (#14, #48, #49, #51). Page-based (v2): clickup_task_list, clickup_task_search, clickup_view_tasks, clickup_template_list accept optional page / limit / all. Cursor-based (v3): clickup_doc_list, clickup_chat_channel_list, clickup_chat_message_list, clickup_chat_reply_list, clickup_chat_channel_followers, clickup_chat_channel_members, clickup_chat_reaction_list, clickup_chat_tagged_users accept optional cursor / limit / all. Start-id-based (v2 comments): clickup_comment_list, clickup_comment_replies accept optional start / start_id / limit / all. Body-based (v3 audit log): clickup_audit_log_query accepts the existing page_rows / page_timestamp / page_direction plus new limit / all. The contract is opt-in and non-breaking: when no pagination arg is passed, the response is unchanged — a bare compact array, same shape existing MCP clients see today. When ANY pagination arg is passed, the response becomes {"items": [...], "pagination": {style, page|next_cursor|next_start+next_start_id|next_page_timestamp, has_more, returned, last_page, all}}. With all=true the helper walks pages until the natural termination signal (ClickUp’s last_page=true for page-based, next_cursor=null for cursor-based, page shorter than 25 items for start-id-based, empty response for body-based) or limit is reached (hard-capped at 100 pages to prevent runaway loops). Introduces crate::mcp::pagination with PageArgs, CursorArgs, StartIdArgs, BodyPaginationArgs, page_dispatch, cursor_dispatch, start_id_dispatch, and body_pagination_dispatch helpers backed by wiremock-driven tests.

Changed

• clickup_chat_channel_followers, clickup_chat_channel_members, clickup_chat_reaction_list, clickup_chat_tagged_users MCP tools now return compact response objects (matching every other chat list tool). Previously these four returned the raw API response object verbatim with all per-item fields (initials, profilePicture, color, etc.); now they return only the documented compact field set per item: members/followers/tagged_users → id, name, username, email; reactions → reaction, user, date. Callers that depended on initials, profilePicture, or color will see those fields absent. The shape narrowing is unconditional — applies whether or not pagination args are passed.

Fixed

• CLI commands that call paginated ClickUp endpoints now honour the global --all / --page / --limit flags consistently (#50). Previously only task list and task search actually paginated; every other paginated list command silently returned just the first page or applied --limit as a client-side cap on the first page only — misleading users into thinking they had all results. 13 CLI commands fixed: view tasks, template list (page-based v2); doc list, chat channel-list, chat channel-followers, chat channel-members, chat message-list, chat reaction-list, chat reply-list, chat tagged-users (cursor-based v3); comment list, comment replies (start-id-based v2); audit-log query (body-based v3). New global flags --cursor (cursor pagination continuation), --start + --start-id (start-id pagination continuation pair) accompany the existing --page. The CLI now uses a shared crate::commands::pagination module that mirrors the MCP-side helpers from #14/#48/#49/#51; the shared module handles loop termination, MAX_PAGES guard (100), and the cli-flag → walker plumbing. --limit is now correctly enforced AFTER walking (so --all --limit 500 returns up to 500 items across N pages, not “first page truncated to 500”). Breaking change for two subcommands: clickup-cli view tasks and clickup-cli template list no longer accept their command-local --page arg (the global one supersedes); callers passing --page 0 continue to work unchanged.

0.11.0 - 2026-05-19

Changed

• BREAKING — binary rename (#39): the shipped binary is no longer named clickup. The previous name collided with the official ClickUp desktop app on Linux, which installs a clickup binary on PATH. From 0.11.0 onwards two binaries ship from the same code:
  • clickup-cli — the canonical name. Matches the crate name (cargo install clickup-cli) and the AUR package (clickup-cli-bin). All documentation and help text reference this name.
  • clkup — a short alias for daily ergonomics (5 chars, no hyphen, no collision with the desktop app). Identical behaviour to clickup-cli.
  • The previous clickup binary is removed, not aliased. Existing users must migrate.

  Migration:

  • MCP configs (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Codex, etc.): replace "command": "clickup" with "command": "clickup-cli" (or "clkup") in claude_desktop_config.json / .mcp.json / equivalent.
  • Shell aliases & scripts: replace clickup invocations with clickup-cli (or clkup ). A one-shot rewrite: sed -i 's/\bclickup /clickup-cli /g' your-script.sh (review the diff — don’t blindly replace if you reference the ClickUp brand name in prose).
  • Shell completions: regenerate via clickup-cli completions <shell> > /path/to/completion. Old completion files keyed off the clickup binary name still source-load but won’t fire on the new binaries until regenerated.
  • Injected agent-config blocks (clickup agent-config inject): re-run clickup-cli agent-config inject to refresh the CLI reference baked into your CLAUDE.md / .cursorrules / equivalent. The injection markers (<!-- clickup-cli:begin --> / <!-- clickup-cli:end -->) are unchanged, so the re-inject is a clean in-place update.

  Why a hard break: keeping clickup alongside clickup-cli would defeat the rename — the collision with the desktop app would persist. Pre-1.0 semver allows the break.

• BREAKING: audit-log query (CLI and clickup_audit_log_query MCP tool) request body reshaped to match ClickUp’s v3 OpenAPI spec. Previous implementation invented {type, user_id, date_filter:{start_date,end_date}}, none of which the endpoint recognises. Correct shape is {applicability, filter?:{...}, pagination?:{...}} where the inner filter fields are eventType, eventStatus, userId (array), userEmail (array), startTime, endTime. CLI flags renamed: --type is gone, replaced by --applicability (required) plus optional --event-type. --user-id is now repeatable. New flags: --event-status, --user-email, --start-time, --end-time, --page-rows, --page-timestamp, --page-direction. No working caller exists because the previous body shape produced no useful response.
• BREAKING: acl update (CLI and clickup_acl_update MCP tool) body reshaped to match the v3 spec. Previous implementation invented {access_type, grant, revoke} arrays; the endpoint accepts {private?:bool, entries?:[{kind, id, permission_level?}]}. CLI flags now: --private true|false, --grant-user USER_ID[:LEVEL] (repeatable), --grant-group GROUP_ID[:LEVEL] (repeatable), --revoke-user USER_ID (repeatable), --revoke-group GROUP_ID (repeatable). Permission level accepts read|comment|edit|create (mapped to spec’s 1|3|4|5 integers). --body raw JSON escape hatch retained. MCP gains an entries array parameter (objects of {kind, id, permission_level?} with kind enum user|group) so MCP callers can grant/revoke access — previously only private was exposed on the MCP side. Same justification as audit-log.

Fixed

• chat channel-list, chat message-list, and chat reply-list CLI commands now read the v3 data envelope first and fall back to the older channels/messages/replies keys for compatibility (#39). Before this fix the commands consistently returned empty results because the v3 endpoints return their list under data — the matching MCP tools were already fixed in 0.10.0 but the CLI parity was missed.

0.10.0 - 2026-05-18

Changed

• BREAKING: task replace-estimates (CLI and clickup_task_replace_estimates MCP tool) reworked to match ClickUp’s spec and remove a data-loss footgun. The old shape {time_estimates: [{user_id, time_estimate}]} was wrong on three fronts: the body should be a bare array (no wrapper), the field names are assignee and time (not user_id / time_estimate), and accepting only one assignee meant the “replace” operation silently erased every other user’s estimate. CLI: --assignee / --time removed, replaced by repeatable --estimate ASSIGNEE:MS (ASSIGNEE accepts a numeric user id or the literal unassigned); new --body raw JSON escape hatch. MCP: user_id / time_estimate scalars replaced by an estimates array of {assignee, time} objects.
• BREAKING: time rename-tag (CLI and clickup_time_rename_tag MCP tool) now sends the required tag_bg and tag_fg hex-colour fields per ClickUp’s spec. The endpoint marks them required even when the caller only wants to rename; previously omitting them likely 400’d or silently failed. CLI gains required --tag-bg and --tag-fg flags; MCP gains required tag_bg and tag_fg schema parameters. Callers who want to keep the existing colours should pass the current hex values.
• CLI help and MCP tool descriptions corrected after an audit against ClickUp’s official OpenAPI spec. No behaviour change; documentation only.
  • comment create, comment update, comment reply (and the corresponding clickup_comment_* MCP tools) no longer claim markdown support. ClickUp’s v2 comment API only accepts plain comment_text and renders neither markdown nor rich text; markdown syntax is stored verbatim. @mentions are still rendered.
  • clickup_doc_create MCP parent.type cheat sheet corrected: the enum is 4=space, 5=folder, 6=list, 7=everything, 12=workspace. The previous text said 7=task, which is wrong.
  • clickup_webhook_delete MCP description: the alternative-to-delete suggestion now points at status='inactive'. The previous text said 'suspended', which is not a value the API accepts.
  • clickup_audit_log_query MCP type parameter description: corrected example enum values to ClickUp’s actual categories (AUTH, HIERARCHY, USER, CUSTOM_FIELDS, AGENT, OTHER). The previous text invented task_created, user_added, permission_changed.
  • clickup_chat_channel_update MCP description field no longer claims markdown support; ClickUp’s chat-channel description field is plain text.

Fixed

• MCP task-scoped tools now auto-detect custom task IDs (e.g. PROJ-42) and inject the required ?custom_task_ids=true&team_id=<ws> query string. Affects clickup_task_get, clickup_task_update, clickup_task_delete, clickup_task_add_tag, clickup_task_remove_tag, clickup_task_add_dep, clickup_task_remove_dep, clickup_task_link, clickup_task_unlink, clickup_field_set, clickup_field_unset, clickup_task_time_in_status, clickup_attachment_list, clickup_attachment_upload, clickup_comment_list, clickup_comment_create, clickup_checklist_create. Previously the CLI commands handled custom IDs but the MCP equivalents always treated the value as an internal ClickUp ID and 404’d for custom-format IDs. The CU- prefix is also now transparently stripped on the MCP side, matching CLI behaviour. Schema parameter names are unchanged; detection is automatic based on ID format.
• Chat v3 fixes after auditing against ClickUp’s OpenAPI spec:
  • clickup_chat_message_send MCP tool now sends the required type field (default "message", configurable via a new optional type schema arg). ClickUp’s v3 endpoint rejects message-send requests that omit type. The CLI was already sending it.
  • clickup_chat_dm MCP tool reworked: previously sent {user_id, content}, which is not in the spec at all. The endpoint creates a DM channel (no message body) and takes user_ids: [...] per spec. New schema takes a user_ids array and returns the channel object; callers should follow with clickup_chat_message_send to post a message. CLI was already correct.
  • clickup_chat_message_list, clickup_chat_channel_list, and clickup_chat_reply_list MCP tools now read the v3 data envelope first and fall back to the older messages/channels/replies keys for compatibility. Before this fix the MCP tools consistently returned empty arrays because the v3 endpoints return their list under data.
  • chat reaction-remove CLI and clickup_chat_reaction_remove MCP tool now percent-encode the emoji segment in the request path. Sending a raw multi-byte emoji like 👍 previously produced a malformed URL.
• goal create (CLI and clickup_goal_create MCP tool) now sends the required multiple_owners boolean field that ClickUp’s spec requires on goal create. CLI sends false (only single --owner is supported via the flag). MCP derives the value from the size of the owner_ids array. Without this fix the goal-create endpoint rejected requests with multiple_owners is required.
• group create CLI wire-level: body field is members (ClickUp’s spec), the CLI was sending member_ids. Values must be integers, the CLI was sending strings. Parses --member values into integers and now bails clearly when a value is not numeric.
• group list CLI: ClickUp’s GET /v2/group endpoint requires team_id as a query parameter. The CLI omitted it and the request 400’d. Now passes the resolved workspace id automatically.
• group update CLI: add/remove member arrays in the body are integers per spec, not strings. Now parsed and validated; non-numeric IDs produce a clear error before the request goes out.
• clickup_doc_edit_page MCP tool now supports the mode parameter (replace / append / prepend) and forwards it to ClickUp as content_edit_mode. The CLI’s doc edit-page --mode flag was already wired; the MCP equivalent silently dropped any mode value and always replaced. Invalid values now error out before the request.
• view create (CLI and clickup_view_create MCP tool) now sends the seven required complex body fields (grouping, divide, sorting, filters, columns, team_sidebar, settings) populated with ClickUp’s documented neutral defaults. The previous body sent only {name, type} which ClickUp’s spec rejects (all seven are required). The resulting view can be customised in the ClickUp UI afterwards.
• task create --description and task update --description (and the clickup_task_create / clickup_task_update MCP tools) now render markdown in the ClickUp UI (#22). The CLI was sending the plain-text description API field, which doesn’t interpret markdown; switched to markdown_content, ClickUp’s documented markdown-rendering field. Plain-text descriptions still display identically. User-facing flag and MCP schema parameter name (description) are unchanged.
• list create --content and list update --content (and the clickup_list_create / clickup_list_update MCP tools) now render markdown in the ClickUp UI. Same root cause as the task-description bug above: the CLI was sending the plain-text content field, but ClickUp’s docs explicitly say to use markdown_content to format a list description. CLI flag and MCP arg name (content) are unchanged.
• clickup_chat_reaction_add MCP tool and chat reaction-add CLI: the request body field was emoji, ClickUp’s OpenAPI spec names it reaction. The CLI/MCP input arg name remains emoji, only the wire field changed. Without this fix the endpoint returned Reaction required.
• clickup_tag_update MCP tool sent tag_fg / tag_bg on the tag-update endpoint. ClickUp’s update endpoint uses fg_color / bg_color (an inconsistency with the create endpoint, which still uses tag_fg / tag_bg). The CLI was already correct; the MCP tool now matches. Caller-facing arg names unchanged.
• task time-in-status bulk mode comma-joined every task ID into a single task_ids= query parameter, which ClickUp treats as one unknown ID. Switched to repeated task_ids=A&task_ids=B&... query params per the OpenAPI spec.
• doc create --parent-type sent the type as a string ("SPACE" etc.). ClickUp’s spec requires an integer enum (4=space, 5=folder, 6=list, 7=everything, 12=workspace). CLI now accepts the string names case-insensitively (plus the raw integers) and translates to the integer enum. Help text expanded to list the new values (EVERYTHING, WORKSPACE).
• doc list --creator sent creator_id= as the query param, ClickUp’s docs name it creator. Filter was silently ignored before; now applies as documented.

0.9.1 - 2026-04-23

Fixed

• msrv CI job had been failing on every push since it was introduced (5f21db6) because Cargo.lock is format v4 (default for cargo 1.78+) but the declared MSRV was 1.75. Bumped rust-version to 1.88 — the actual minimum enforced by transitive dependencies today (toml_writer needs edition 2024 → 1.85; icu_*@2.2.0 → 1.86; comfy-table 7.2.2 uses let-chains → 1.88). No runtime behaviour change.
• AUR publish workflow had never fired for any release. Root cause: our releases are created by softprops/action-gh-release@v2 using GITHUB_TOKEN, and GitHub deliberately does not fire downstream workflow triggers for release events produced by GITHUB_TOKEN (anti-loop safeguard). Switched the AUR workflow’s trigger from release: [released] to workflow_run after “Build and Release” completes successfully. Also added workflow_dispatch with a tag input so past releases can be rerun manually.
• Bumped KSXGitHub/github-actions-deploy-aur from v4.1.1 → v4.1.3. v4.1.1 is broken upstream (runuser rewrites -c as --command, which bash rejects); fixed in v4.1.2, hardened in v4.1.3.

0.9.0 - 2026-04-23

Added

• Task ID auto-detection from git branch names (#8). Task-scoped CLI commands (task get, task update, task add-dep, comment create, attachment upload, checklist create, field set, member list, time list/create/start, and more) now resolve the task ID from the current git branch when no explicit ID is given. Matches ClickUp default IDs like CU-abc123 and custom PREFIX-NUMBER IDs; standard workflow prefixes (feat/, fix/, hotfix/, bugfix/, release/, chore/, docs/, refactor/, test/, ci/, perf/, build/, style/) are stripped before matching. Explicit CLI args always win; destructive or ambiguous commands (task delete, task link, task unlink, guest share-task, guest unshare-task) never auto-detect. Resolution chain: explicit arg → CLICKUP_TASK_ID env → git branch. A one-line breadcrumb "resolved task X from branch Y" is printed to stderr on table output; suppressed by -q or --output json.
• Explicit CU- prefix on task IDs is now transparently stripped (clickup task get CU-abc123 → GET /v2/task/abc123).
• Custom-format explicit IDs (PROJ-42) auto-inject custom_task_ids=true&team_id=<ws> on all task-scoped commands, not just task get --custom-task-id.
• New config section [git] enabled = true / verbose = true in ~/.config/clickup-cli/config.toml and .clickup.toml. Turn detection off entirely with [git] enabled = false or per-invocation with CLICKUP_GIT_DETECT=0.
• CLICKUP_TASK_ID environment variable as an alternative source (overrides branch, overridden by explicit CLI arg).
• CLICKUP_API_URL environment variable to point the CLI at a mock server (integration-test infrastructure; not for end users).
• MCP server is explicitly out of scope for branch-detect because the host editor pins the MCP server’s cwd at spawn time — branch-detect from MCP would reliably resolve the wrong branch.

Fixed

• clickup attachment list and the clickup_attachment_list MCP tool returned HTTP 400 for every task (#9). The CLI was calling GET /v3/workspaces/{ws}/task/{id}/attachments, which does not exist on ClickUp’s side. Fixed to call GET /v2/task/{id} and extract the inline attachments array — per ClickUp’s API docs, there is no dedicated list-attachments endpoint; attachments come back with the task itself.

Changed

• task add-tag and task remove-tag now accept either <task_id> <tag_name> (two positionals, explicit) or <tag_name> alone (one positional, task auto-detected from branch). Fully backward compatible with the existing two-arg form.
• The [ID] positional on task get, task update, task add-dep, task remove-dep, task move, task set-estimate, task replace-estimates, and task delete is now optional in --help output. Non-branch-detect behaviour of task delete is unchanged — it still refuses without an explicit ID.

0.8.2 - 2026-04-23

Added

• Statically-linked Linux musl release binary (clickup-linux-x86_64-musl.tar.gz) for Alpine, distroless, and minimal-container use cases (#3). Runs on any Linux distro; no libc or TLS runtime dependencies.
• Alpine install section in docs/install.md with a Dockerfile snippet, and a Linux Homebrew entry pointing at the existing tap.
• Changelog now mirrored at https://clickup-cli.com/changelog/ via an auto-sync workflow that rebuilds docs/changelog.md on every push that touches CHANGELOG.md.

0.8.1 - 2026-04-23

Fixed

• Release workflow: run cargo publish on a clean tree before downloading build artifacts, and drop --allow-dirty. The v0.8.0 release hit crates.io’s 10 MB upload cap because the prior order packaged the downloaded platform binaries into the crate tarball. As a result, v0.8.0 made it to the GitHub Release page but never reached crates.io, npm, GitHub Packages, or Homebrew — v0.8.1 is the first fully-published build of the MCP tool filtering feature.

0.8.0 - 2026-04-23

Added

• clickup mcp serve now accepts filtering flags so the MCP server can expose a subset of its 143 tools at startup:
  • --profile <all|read|safe> (default all): read exposes only read-class tools; safe excludes destructive tools.
  • --read-only shortcut for --profile read.
  • --groups / --exclude-groups to include or drop resource groups (e.g. task,comment,time).
  • --tools / --exclude-tools to include or drop individual tools by exact name.
  • Matching environment variables: CLICKUP_MCP_PROFILE, CLICKUP_MCP_READ_ONLY, CLICKUP_MCP_GROUPS, CLICKUP_MCP_EXCLUDE_GROUPS, CLICKUP_MCP_TOOLS, CLICKUP_MCP_EXCLUDE_TOOLS.
• Filters apply to both tools/list (shrinks the LLM’s context) and tools/call (rejects filtered tools with JSON-RPC -32601), so filtering is an access-control guarantee, not just a context optimization.
• Startup log line on stderr summarizing the active filter, e.g. MCP: profile=read, exposing 52/143 tools.
• Internal tool classifier mapping every MCP tool to a (class, group) pair with a CI self-check that fails if a tool can’t be classified.

Fixed

• Release workflow (.github/workflows/build.yml): cargo publish now runs with --allow-dirty (build artifacts in the workspace were making the tree “dirty”) and all three publish steps (crates.io, npm, GitHub Packages) now check whether the version already exists before publishing and fail hard on any other error. The previous || echo "skipped" pattern silently swallowed the crates.io failure during the v0.7.0 release.

0.7.0 - 2026-04-17

Changed

• Rewrote MCP tool definitions for 134 of 143 tools to raise Glama Tool Definition Quality Score (TDQS). Pass 1 covered the 23 tools scoring ≤2.5; pass 2 covered the ~111 tools scoring 2.6–3.4. Only the 9 A-tier tools (≥3.5) were left untouched. Every rewritten tool now includes purpose context, usage guidance (with irreversibility warnings and pointers to safer alternatives for destructive ops), behavioural transparency (return value, cascading effects), and richer parameter semantics (how to obtain each ID, valid enum values, omission behaviour, constraints). Average description length went from ~30 chars to ~241 chars; target server grade uplift from C (2.8) to A under Glama’s 60%-mean + 40%-min formula. Tool count, names, parameter names/types, and required/optional splits were preserved.
• Bumped reqwest from 0.12 to 0.13 (feature flag rustls-tls renamed to rustls; no code changes required).
• Bumped toml from 0.8 to 1.0.
• Relaxed comfy-table pin from =7.1.1 to "7" (picks up 7.2.2).
• Relaxed wiremock pin from =0.6.0 to "0.6" (picks up 0.6.5).
• cargo update across all transitive deps (tokio 1.50→1.52, clap 4.6.0→4.6.1, rustls 0.23.37→0.23.38, plus ~40 others).
• Synced npm/package.json version to 0.6.7.

Added

• Jekyll SEO plumbing for clickup-cli.com: jekyll-seo-tag + jekyll-sitemap plugins, Gemfile, robots.txt, docs/assets/og-image.{svg,png} (1200×630 social card).
• Per-page description and explicit permalink on index.html, install.md, commands.md, mcp.md.
• theme-color meta tag in the layout.
• “Made by D3 Vitamin” footer attribution.

Fixed

• Home page <title> no longer renders as “Home — clickup-cli”; now uses a keyword-rich title generated by jekyll-seo-tag.
• Nav links now target trailing-slash permalinks (avoids GitHub Pages redirect hops).

Prior versions

Release notes for 0.6.7 and earlier are auto-generated from commit history on the GitHub Releases page.