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F Risk Grade Everhour · worst category: Destructive

EVERHOUR TOOLS

41 tools from the Everhour MCP Server, categorised by risk level.

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// ALL 41 EVERHOUR TOOLS
READ 18 tools
Read everhour_get_client Get details of a specific client by ID. Read everhour_get_current_timer Get the currently running timer, if any. Read everhour_get_current_user Get the current user profile using the /me endpoint. Read everhour_get_project Get details of a specific project by ID. Read everhour_get_running_timer Get the currently running timer using the /timer/running endpoint. Read everhour_get_section Get details of a specific section by ID. Read everhour_get_task Get details of a specific task by ID. Read everhour_get_tasks_for_project Get all tasks for a specific project using the /tasks/for_project/{project_id} endpoint. Read everhour_get_time_record Get details of a specific time record by ID. Read everhour_get_user_time Get time records for a specific user with date range and pagination support. Read everhour_list_all_sections List all sections from Everhour by iterating through all projects. Supports pagination and search query. Read everhour_list_clients List all clients from Everhour. Supports pagination and search query. Read everhour_list_projects List all projects from Everhour. Supports filtering by status, client, and search query. Read everhour_list_tasks Search tasks from Everhour. Requires either a query or project parameter. Supports filtering by status, pro... Read everhour_list_team_users List all team users using the /team/users endpoint. Supports selective property filtering via props parameter. Read everhour_list_time_records List time records from Everhour. Supports filtering by project, assignee, and date range. Read everhour_list_timers List timer history from Everhour. Supports filtering by project, assignee, and date range. Read everhour_timer_status Get a summary of timer status and activity.
WRITE 13 tools
Write everhour_add_time_to_task Add time directly to a specific task using the /tasks/{id}/time endpoint. Write everhour_create_client Create a new client in Everhour. Write everhour_create_project Create a new project in Everhour. Write everhour_create_section Create a new section in Everhour. Write everhour_create_task Create a new task in Everhour. Write everhour_create_time_record Create a new time record in Everhour. Time can be specified in seconds or human-readable format (e.g., Write everhour_update_client Update an existing client in Everhour. Write everhour_update_project Update an existing project in Everhour. Write everhour_update_section Update an existing section in Everhour. Write everhour_update_task Update an existing task in Everhour. Write everhour_update_task_estimate Update the estimate for a specific task. Write everhour_update_task_time Update time for a specific task using the /tasks/{id}/time endpoint. Write everhour_update_time_record Update an existing time record in Everhour. Time can be specified in seconds or human-readable format.
DESTRUCTIVE 7 tools
Destructive everhour_delete_client Delete a client from Everhour. This action cannot be undone. Destructive everhour_delete_project Delete a project from Everhour. This action cannot be undone. Destructive everhour_delete_section Delete a section from Everhour. This action cannot be undone. Destructive everhour_delete_task Delete a task from Everhour. This action cannot be undone. Destructive everhour_delete_task_estimate Delete the estimate from a specific task. Destructive everhour_delete_task_time Delete time from a specific task using the /tasks/{id}/time endpoint. Destructive everhour_delete_time_record Delete a time record from Everhour. This action cannot be undone.
EXECUTE 3 tools
Execute everhour_start_timer Start a new timer in Everhour. Can be associated with a task or project. Execute everhour_start_timer_for_task Start a timer directly for a specific task using the /timer/start_for/{task_id} endpoint. Execute everhour_stop_timer Stop the currently running timer.

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How many tools does the Everhour MCP server have? +

The Everhour MCP server exposes 41 tools across 4 categories: Read, Write, Destructive, Execute.

How do I enforce policies on Everhour tools? +

Route the Everhour server through the PolicyLayer gateway. Define allow, deny, or approval rules per tool in the dashboard; they are enforced on every call before it reaches the server.

What risk categories do Everhour tools fall into? +

Everhour tools are categorised as Read (18), Write (13), Destructive (7), Execute (3). Each category has a recommended default policy.

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