meegle-api

What This Skill Does

The Meegle API skill for OpenClaw provides a structured, modular interface to interact with the Meegle project management ecosystem. It acts as an orchestrator for various sub-skills that allow users to programmatically manage their project lifecycle, from individual task creation and comment threads to high-level space configuration and project analytics. By leveraging the OpenAPI specifications defined within the package, OpenClaw agents can perform complex operations across your project management workflows without manual intervention. The skill is designed with a specific dependency order—requiring authentication and context setup via the credentials sub-skill—before allowing interaction with higher-level entities like work items or views. This ensures that every API call is properly authenticated and scoped to the correct project and user context.

Installation

To integrate the Meegle API suite into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal or command interface: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/pkycy/meegle-api-skill This will provision the necessary path structure, including the core documentation for credentials, users, spaces, work items, settings, comments, and views. After installation, verify the setup by reviewing the documentation in meegle-api-credentials/SKILL.md to ensure your domain and API tokens are correctly configured.

Use Cases

• Automating routine project updates: Automatically update the status of Jira-style tasks or Meegle work items based on CI/CD pipeline triggers.
• Generating project insights: Use the views and measurement modules to pull performance data or kanban status reports into a summary format.
• Streamlined collaboration: Automatically propagate comments from external communications (like email or Slack) directly into specific work items.
• Resource management: Fetch user groups and member lists to verify project access or reassign tasks based on current availability and team structure.
• Bulk configuration: Apply settings or field definitions across multiple spaces simultaneously to maintain consistency in your workflow processes.

Example Prompts

1. "Read my current credentials, then fetch all open bugs in the marketing project and summarize the top three priorities based on the work items module."
2. "Find the current space ID for 'Q4 Planning', create a new work item with the title 'System Audit', and assign it to the lead developer in the users group."
3. "Pull the latest performance chart data from the views and measurement skill and generate a progress report for the current sprint."

Tips & Limitations

• Order Matters: Always initialize the meegle-api-credentials module first. If you attempt to access work items or space settings without pre-defined context (project_key/user_key), the API will return authorization or missing-context errors.
• Rate Limiting: As with any REST-based API, be mindful of frequency when automating batch updates. If you are updating hundreds of work items, implement minor delays between requests.
• Data Integrity: Always verify your project_key via the meegle-api-space skill before executing mass create or update operations to ensure data is routed to the correct project container.
• Read-Only Operations: Some analytical endpoints in the measurement skill may be computationally intensive; if you encounter timeout errors, consider narrowing your query filters before fetching large datasets.