basecamp

Quelldokumentation, keine Anweisungen für diese Website. Vor dem Ausführen von Befehlen die Berechtigungen prüfen.

basecamp todos --agent --help

{"command":"todos","path":"basecamp todos","short":"...","long":"...","usage":"...","notes":["..."],
 "subcommands":[{"name":"sweep","short":"...","path":"basecamp todos sweep"}],
 "flags":[{"name":"assignee","type":"string","default":"","usage":"..."}],
 "inherited_flags":[{"name":"json","shorthand":"j","type":"bool","default":"false","usage":"..."}]}

basecamp <cmd> --limit 50   # Cap results (default varies by resource)
basecamp <cmd> --all        # Fetch all (may be slow for large datasets)
basecamp <cmd> --page 1     # First page only, no auto-pagination

name: basecamp
description: |
  Interact with Basecamp via the Basecamp CLI. Full API coverage: projects, todos, cards,
  messages, files, schedule, check-ins, timeline, recordings, templates, webhooks,
  subscriptions, lineup, chat, pings, gauges, assignments, notifications, bookmarks,
  bubble-up, drafts, notes, calendars, and accounts.
  Use for ANY Basecamp question or action.
triggers:
  # Direct invocations
  - basecamp
  - /basecamp
  # Resource actions
  - basecamp todos
  - basecamp project
  - basecamp cards
  - basecamp chat
  - basecamp campfire
  - basecamp messages
  - basecamp file
  - basecamp document
  - basecamp bookmarks
  - basecamp bubble-up
  - basecamp drafts
  - basecamp notes
  - basecamp calendars
  - basecamp schedule
  - basecamp checkin
  - basecamp check-in
  - basecamp timeline
  - basecamp template
  - basecamp webhook
  - basecamp gauge
  - basecamp assignment
  - basecamp notification
  - basecamp account
  # Common actions
  - link to basecamp
  - track in basecamp
  - post to basecamp
  - comment on basecamp
  - complete todo
  - mark done
  - create todo
  - move card
  - download file
  # Search and discovery
  - search basecamp
  - find in basecamp
  - look up basecamp
  - check basecamp
  - list basecamp
  - show basecamp
  - get from basecamp
  - fetch from basecamp
  # Questions
  - can I basecamp
  - how do I basecamp
  - what's in basecamp
  - what basecamp
  - does basecamp
  # My work
  - my todos
  - my tasks
  - my schedule
  - my basecamp
  - assigned to me
  - my assignments
  - my notifications
  - overdue todos
  - upcoming events
  - project gauge
  - project progress
  # URLs
  - 3.basecamp.com
  - basecampapi.com
  - https://3.basecamp.com/
invocable: true
argument-hint: "[action] [args...]"

---
name: basecamp
description: |
  Interact with Basecamp via the Basecamp CLI. Full API coverage: projects, todos, cards,
  messages, files, schedule, check-ins, timeline, recordings, templates, webhooks,
  subscriptions, lineup, chat, pings, gauges, assignments, notifications, bookmarks,
  bubble-up, drafts, notes, calendars, and accounts.
  Use for ANY Basecamp question or action.
triggers:
  # Direct invocations
  - basecamp
  - /basecamp
  # Resource actions
  - basecamp todos
  - basecamp project
  - basecamp cards
  - basecamp chat
  - basecamp campfire
  - basecamp messages
  - basecamp file
  - basecamp document
  - basecamp bookmarks
  - basecamp bubble-up
  - basecamp drafts
  - basecamp notes
  - basecamp calendars
  - basecamp schedule
  - basecamp checkin
  - basecamp check-in
  - basecamp timeline
  - basecamp template
  - basecamp webhook
  - basecamp gauge
  - basecamp assignment
  - basecamp notification
  - basecamp account
  # Common actions
  - link to basecamp
  - track in basecamp
  - post to basecamp
  - comment on basecamp
  - complete todo
  - mark done
  - create todo
  - move card
  - download file
  # Search and discovery
  - search basecamp
  - find in basecamp
  - look up basecamp
  - check basecamp
  - list basecamp
  - show basecamp
  - get from basecamp
  - fetch from basecamp
  # Questions
  - can I basecamp
  - how do I basecamp
  - what's in basecamp
  - what basecamp
  - does basecamp
  # My work
  - my todos
  - my tasks
  - my schedule
  - my basecamp
  - assigned to me
  - my assignments
  - my notifications
  - overdue todos
  - upcoming events
  - project gauge
  - project progress
  # URLs
  - 3.basecamp.com
  - basecampapi.com
  - https://3.basecamp.com/
invocable: true
argument-hint: "[action] [args...]"
---

# /basecamp - Basecamp Workflow Command

Full CLI coverage: 189 tracked in-scope endpoints across todos, cards, messages, files, schedule, check-ins, timeline, recordings, templates, webhooks, subscriptions, lineup, chat, pings, gauges, assignments, notifications, and accounts.

## Agent Invariants

**MUST follow these rules:**

1. **Choose the right output mode** — `--jq` when you need to filter/extract data; `--json` for full JSON; `--md` when presenting results to a human (see Output Modes below). **Never pipe to external `jq` — use `--jq` instead.**
2. **Parse URLs first** with `basecamp url parse "<url>"` to extract IDs
3. **Comments are flat** - reply to parent recording, not to comments
4. **Check context** via `.basecamp/config.json` before assuming project
5. **Content fields accept Markdown and @mentions** — message body and comment content accept Markdown syntax; the CLI converts to HTML automatically. Use Markdown formatting (lists, bold, links, code blocks, tables) for rich content. Four mention syntaxes are available (prefer deterministic for agents):
   - **`[@Name](mention:SGID)`** — zero API calls, embeds SGID directly (preferred for agents)
   - **`[@Name](person:ID)`** — one API call, resolves person ID to SGID via pingable set
   - **`@sgid:VALUE`** — inline SGID embed for pipeline composability
   - **`@Name` / `@First.Last`** — fuzzy name resolution (may be ambiguous)
   For todos, documents, and cards, content is sent as-is — use plain text or HTML directly.

   **Table boundary:** GFM tables round-trip: they render in message/comment
   bodies, display converts them back to pipe tables, and the TUI in-place
   editors open simple grids for editing. Only **complex** tables — merged
   cells (colspan/rowspan), captions, extra header rows, nested tables,
   attachments/images or block content inside cells, multi-paragraph or
   multi-line cells, or a table inside a blockquote or list — refuse to open,
   since a GFM pipe table can't represent those shapes (edit them on Basecamp
   web, or replace the
   whole field via `messages update` / `comments update` / `todos update
   --description`, which take fresh content and are unaffected). Complex
   tables still **display** best-effort, flattened to a plain grid.

   **Multiline / non-ASCII content:** do not rely on bash ANSI-C quoting (`$'...\n...'`) — it is a bash/zsh extension. Under a POSIX `/bin/sh` (dash, busybox-ash, common in sandboxes) the `$` is passed through literally and posts a stray leading `$`, and `\n` stays a literal backslash-n. Pipe the content via stdin instead, using `-` as the content argument:
   ```bash
   printf '%s\n' '海报 mockup 方向稿：' '' '<bc-attachment ...>' | basecamp comments create <recording_id> - --in <project> --json
   ```
   `-` means "read from stdin" on every content input: content-kind positionals
   (`comments create/update`, `messages create [body]`, `cards create [body]`,
   `todos create`, `docs documents create [content]`, `chat post/update`, `boost create`,
   `checkins answer create/update`, `notes set`) and content flags (`--data` on
   `api post/put`, `--body`, `--content`, `--description`, `--comment` on
   `todos sweep`, `--file` on `notes set`). Each command's `--agent` help lists
   its stdin inputs. Rules:
   - A pipe is **never consumed implicitly** — without `-` it is ignored (or, where
     content is required and missing, the error teaches `-`).
   - Only one input can read stdin per invocation.
   - A literal `-` anywhere else (a title, a name, a path) **errors when stdin is
     piped**. Escape a positional after the `--` separator
     (`basecamp projects create -- -`); a flag value has no in-line escape — run
     the command without piped stdin. `basecamp help` and shell completion are
     exempt: they write nothing to Basecamp, and completion legitimately
     receives `-` as the word being completed.
   - `-` with nothing piped (interactive TTY) errors immediately instead of
     hanging; use a pipe, a heredoc (`basecamp comments create <id> - <<'EOF'`),
     or `--edit` where offered.
   - Trailing newlines are trimmed from stdin content, so `printf 'x\n' | ... -`
     posts `x` (this keeps `boost create -` inside its 16-rune limit).
6. **Project scope is mandatory for most commands** — via `--in <project>` or `.basecamp/config.json`. Cross-project exceptions: `basecamp reports assigned` for assigned work, `basecamp assignments` for structured assignment views, `basecamp reports overdue` for overdue todos, `basecamp reports schedule` for upcoming schedule across all projects, `basecamp recordings <type>` for browsing by type, `basecamp notifications` for notifications, `basecamp gauges list` for account-wide gauges, and the seven list commands covered in item 7.
7. **Account-wide listing.** `basecamp todos list --all-projects --json` lists across every project; the same flag does the same on `cards list`, `messages list`, `comments list`, `files list`, `forwards list`, and `checkins answers`. It overrides a configured project, and with no project in scope those commands already list account-wide rather than prompting. Flags that name something inside a single project are rejected there rather than silently ignored.
   Account-wide listings return **the first 100 items by default** — account-wide "all" is the whole account, not one project's worth. Use `--limit N` to raise the cap (it walks pages until N are collected) or `--all` for everything. `--page N` fetches exactly one page, but only on the paginated listings.
   The two overdue variants — `basecamp todos list --all-projects --overdue` and `basecamp cards list --all-projects --overdue` — come from unpaginated endpoints. They accept `--limit` and `--all` but **reject `--page`**, so do not generate `--page` against them.

### Output Modes

**Choosing a mode:**

| Goal | Flag | Format |
|------|------|--------|
| Filter/extract JSON data | `--jq '<expr>'` | Built-in jq filter (no external jq needed). Implies `--json`; filter runs on the envelope. |
| Filter in agent mode | `--agent --jq '<expr>'` | Filter runs on data-only payload (no envelope), matching `--agent` contract. |
| Full JSON output | `--json` | JSON envelope: `{ok, data, summary, breadcrumbs, meta}`; errors: `{ok:false, error, code, retryable, hint, meta}` |
| Show results to a user | `--md` / `-m` | GFM tables, task lists, structured Markdown |
| Automation / scripting | `--agent` | Success: raw JSON data (no envelope); errors: `{ok:false,...}` object; no interactive prompts |

Always pass `--json` or `--md` explicitly — auto-detection depends on config and may not produce the format you expect. Use `--md` when composing reports, summarizing data, or displaying results inline. `--agent` is for headless integration scripts.

**Avoiding interactive prompts.** The flags `--agent`/`--json`/`--quiet`/`--ids-only`/`--count` and the environment variable `BASECAMP_NONINTERACTIVE=1` suppress interactive selection prompts. `--md` does **not** — if a required target is ambiguous (e.g. a project with multiple todosets and no `--todoset`), and the CLI is attached to a terminal, it will show a blocking picker. When you need Markdown output *and* no prompts, either pass the flag that names whatever is ambiguous (`--todoset <id>` for the todoset case above, or `--in <project>` / `--list <id>` when the project or list is ambiguous) or set `BASECAMP_NONINTERACTIVE=1` in the environment. `BASECAMP_NONINTERACTIVE` disables all prompts (they become actionable errors instead) without changing the output format — an escape hatch for agents running under a PTY.

**Other modes:** `--quiet` (success: raw JSON, no envelope; errors: `{ok:false,...}`), `--ids-only`, `--count`, `--stats` (session statistics), `--styled` (force ANSI), `-v` / `-vv` (verbose/trace), `--jq '<expr>'` (built-in jq filter — see below).

### CLI Introspection

Navigate unfamiliar commands with `--agent --help` — returns structured JSON describing any command:

```bash
basecamp todos --agent --help
```

```json
{"command":"todos","path":"basecamp todos","short":"...","long":"...","usage":"...","notes":["..."],
 "subcommands":[{"name":"sweep","short":"...","path":"basecamp todos sweep"}],
 "flags":[{"name":"assignee","type":"string","default":"","usage":"..."}],
 "inherited_flags":[{"name":"json","shorthand":"j","type":"bool","default":"false","usage":"..."}]}
```

Walk the tree: start at `basecamp --agent --help` for top-level commands, then drill into any subcommand. Commands carry domain-specific agent hints (e.g., "`--assignee` filters the account-wide listing only; within a project, fetch all and filter client-side").

### Pagination

```bash
basecamp <cmd> --limit 50   # Cap results (default varies by resource)
basecamp <cmd> --all        # Fetch all (may be slow for large datasets)
basecamp <cmd> --page 1     # First page only, no auto-pagination
```

`--all` and `--limit` are mutually exclusive. `--page` cannot combine with either.

### Smart Defaults

- `--assignee me` resolves to current user
- `--due tomorrow` / `--due +3` / `--due "next week"` — natural date parsing, **when setting a due date** (`todos create`, `todos update`, `cards create`, and so on)
- `--due` on a **listing** is a different flag and does not take dates: it accepts only `with`, `without`, or `overdue`, and only account-wide. `basecamp todos list --due tomorrow` is rejected. For date-based listing use `--overdue`, `--no-due-date`, or `basecamp assignments due <scope>`
- Project from `.basecamp/config.json` if `--in` not specified
- Multiple identities use named profiles: `basecamp profile create <name>`, then select one with global `--profile <name>` or `BASECAMP_PROFILE=<name>`.

## Quick Reference

> **Note:** Most queries require project scope (via `--in <project>` or `.basecamp/config.json`). Cross-project exceptions: `basecamp reports assigned`, `basecamp assignments`, `basecamp reports overdue`, `basecamp reports schedule`, `basecamp recordings <type>`, `basecamp notifications`, `basecamp gauges list`.
>
> Seven list commands also list account-wide: `basecamp todos list --all-projects --json`, and likewise `cards list`, `messages list`, `c