asanalisted

Create, read, and update Asana tasks from the command line. Use whenever the user wants to interact with Asana: list their tasks or a project's tasks, look up a task by id or link, create a new task, update a task's title, notes, due date, assignee, or project membership, or mark a task complete. Triggers on requests like "what's on my Asana", "list my Asana tasks", "create an Asana task for X", "add a task to project Y", "update the due date on that task", "mark this Asana task done", "show me the tasks in <project>". Wraps the Asana REST API in an `asana` CLI. Deliberately does not delete tasks.
dversoza/claude-skills · ★ 2 · API & Backend · score 63

Install: claude install-skill dversoza/claude-skills

# Asana Task CRUD against the Asana REST API through the installed `asana` CLI. Every subcommand prints JSON to stdout; errors print `{"error": ...}` to stderr and exit non-zero. There is intentionally no delete: only list, get, create, update (completing a task is an update). ## Setup The CLI installs as a `uv` tool and exposes an `asana` command: ```bash uv tool install ~/.claude/skills/asana/cli # or --force to reinstall after edits asana setup --token <PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN> # optionally --workspace <GID> ``` Create a Personal Access Token at https://app.asana.com/0/my-apps. If the token lives in 1Password, source it without exposing it in shell history: ```bash asana setup --token "$(op read -n 'op://<vault>/<item>/token')" ``` `setup` writes the token to `~/.config/asana-cli/config.env` (mode `0600`) and verifies it by calling `/users/me`. Confirm auth anytime with `asana whoami`. Token resolution order (first hit wins): `ASANA_ACCESS_TOKEN` env var, then the config file. So a token exported in the shell (e.g. from `.zshrc`) overrides the stored one. If `asana: command not found`, the uv tool bin dir is not on `PATH`; run `uv tool install ~/.claude/skills/asana/cli` (uv installs into `~/.local/bin`). ## Subcommands ```bash asana whoami # authenticated user + workspaces asana workspaces # accessible workspaces asana projects [--workspace GID] [--limit N] # projects in a workspace asana ta