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@agentforge-io/connectors-clickup

v3.0.0

Published

ClickUp connector for AgentForge — task tools wired to per-user OAuth2 credentials managed by the core ConnectorRegistryService.

Readme

@agentforge-io/connectors-clickup

ClickUp connector for AgentForge. Adds a task toolbelt (list / get / create / update / set status / comment) that any agent can use after the end user has authorized via OAuth2.

Companion design doc: CLICKUP_CONNECTOR_SDD.md at the repo root.

Quickstart

  1. Create the ClickUp OAuth app at https://app.clickup.com → Settings → Apps → Create an App.

    • Redirect URL = https://<your-agentforge-host>/connectors/oauth/callback
    • Copy Client ID and Client Secret.
  2. Register the connector in your host's bootstrap (or rely on the platform's vault-driven wiring — connectors.module.ts already does this if you set CLICKUP_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID / CLICKUP_OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET in Settings → Secrets):

    import { clickupConnector } from '@agentforge-io/connectors-clickup';
    
    connectorRegistry.register(clickupConnector({
      clientId: env.CLICKUP_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID,
      clientSecret: env.CLICKUP_OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET,
    }));
  3. End-users authorize via the /connectors directory page in the dashboard. Each user gets their own grant in af_connector_auths — same storage model HubSpot/Google use.

  4. Tools light up in the agent editor under a "ClickUp" group. Or just @clickup_create_task from the prompt and the auto-sync wires it for you.

Tools

| Tool | Backend | |---|---| | clickup_list_tasks | GET /api/v2/list/{listId}/task | | clickup_get_task | GET /api/v2/task/{taskId} | | clickup_create_task | POST /api/v2/list/{listId}/task | | clickup_update_task | PUT /api/v2/task/{taskId} | | clickup_set_task_status | PUT /api/v2/task/{taskId} (status only) | | clickup_add_task_comment | POST /api/v2/task/{taskId}/comment |

See the SDD for input/output shapes and rate-limit / error semantics.

Notable deviations from HubSpot/Google

  • No refresh tokens. ClickUp issues long-lived access tokens; the af_connector_auths.refresh_token_encrypted column is null for ClickUp rows. On 401 the agent surfaces auth_required and the user reconnects from /connectors.
  • No scope parameter. ClickUp tokens carry the authorizing user's workspace access, not OAuth scopes. scopes: [] is correct.
  • Bare-token Authorization. ClickUp expects Authorization: <token>, not Authorization: Bearer <token>. The http wrapper hard-codes this.
  • Rate-limit header is X-RateLimit-Reset (epoch seconds), not Retry-After. The http wrapper computes the sleep from that with a 30-second cap so tool latency stays bounded.