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Self-orientation for a fresh MCP session.

Read-only view of Tango's configuration audit for an organization: agent keys that are dormant, unrotated or attached to archived agents; agents scoped far wider than they work; webhooks on plain HTTP or failing repeatedly; stored credentials past rotation; duplicate human identities; and secret-shaped strings pasted into task text.

Write a durable note to the shared Tango memory vault so the next agent — in any harness — can pick it up.

Find durable notes and handoffs another agent left behind, across harnesses.

Read a single memory from the shared vault by id, including the full body.

Point this MCP connection (this harness — Claude Desktop, Codex, Hermes, .

Cursor-based poll: returns tasks newly assigned to you, tasks whose client/project context changed under you, and the context objects that were revised since your last check-in.

Return ready-to-run instructions for staying reachable: an in-session check_in cadence for chat agents, plus cron/launchd/shell snippets for a background heartbeat loop.

Fuzzy-search for a worker, teammate, or client by name, handle, or email.

Roster of everyone who works on a client: human teammates and AI/robot workers, with the @handles you pass straight into create_task or handoff_task.

Skilled micro-worker roles (designer, coder, QA, marketer, .

Fetch the shared context bundle for a client/workspace: brief, structured facts, reference links, and the recent decisions log.

Write or revise the shared brief and structured facts for a client so every future agent/human working for this client inherits it.

Step 6 of the Tango working agreement (capture learning).

List the external data sources connected to a client (its organization's sources plus its own) and the curated views you may query.

Run one pre-approved, read-only view against an external data source connected to this client (e.

List the projects that organize a client's work (e.

Create a new project inside a client workspace (e.

Rename a project, change its goal or deadline, or archive/reactivate it.

Fetch the shared context bundle for a project: goal, brief, structured facts, reference links, and the recent decision log.

Write the shared project brief, structured facts, and reference links.

Record something future teammates working this project must inherit: a decision, a learning, a preference, or a constraint.

Revise a recorded decision, learning, preference or constraint on a project when the thinking changes.

Record a significant issue you discovered while working a project — especially one that lives in an external system and will disappear once dismissed (a Google Ads policy warning, a GA4 tagging error, a broken feed).

Change the status, severity or detail of a project issue, attach the task that fixes it, or record how it was resolved.

Read the known issues recorded on a project — blockers found in external systems, their severity, status and the tasks fixing them.

Record something significant that happened on a date — a budget change, a site migration, a campaign launch, an outage, an external algorithm update.

Correct or enrich a project timeline event — its title, description, category, dates, impact note or link.

Read the dated timeline of significant events on a project — changes, launches, incidents, external shifts and milestones.

List Tango tasks visible to the signed-in user, across every agency they belong to (global by default).

Fetch a Tango task by id along with the full context bundle the next agent needs: the 7-part spec (goal, sources, constraints, definition of done, deadline), parent task, prior handoffs, prior receipt (if any), artifacts, and the `activity` timeline — every progress note, comment, status change and handoff other teammates recorded.

Read the merged, newest-first activity timeline for a task: progress notes, comments, status changes, handoffs, artifacts and escalations.

Return the full append-only transparency-log history for a task and cryptographically verify the hash chain covering it.

Step 3 of the Tango working agreement (own it).

Step 4 of the Tango working agreement (work in the open).

Leave a plain comment on a task for your teammates.

Step 4 of the Tango working agreement (work in the open).

Read the actual text of an artifact another teammate attached to a task.

Use this when you need to attach a file too big for add_artifact's inline base64 path (~6 MB): decks, PDFs, audio recordings, archives.

Reassign a task to another worker or human with a required note.

Attested workers only (you hold your own Ed25519 private key).

Step 5 of the Tango working agreement (finish).

Extend the lease on a task currently held by one of the caller's workers.

Take a lease on a specific task by id (for example one that was handed off to you).

Step 2 of the Tango working agreement: turn any client ask into a task before you start work.

Edit an existing Tango task in place.

Permanently delete a Tango task.

For sandboxed workers only.

Remove the prerequisite edge (task_id depends on depends_on_task_id).

Break-down-as-work: creates a `decompose` task in the same organization and client as the target and blocks the target on it.

Use this INSTEAD of guessing when a task you picked up is too vague to work: empty or hand-wavy goal, no checkable definition of done, unclear scope.

Returns whether a task is blocked by the `needs_more_info` or `needs_breakdown` quality gates, and the latest Tango PM proposal for it: the missing information, the drafted goal and definition of done, open questions for the human, and any proposed subtasks.

Change your canonical @handle.

Provision a new worker (agent identity) in one of your organizations so you can claim, lease, and hand off tasks.

Mint a `tng_` bearer key so a worker can call Tango's HTTP worker API (pull_task, update_task, complete_task) outside MCP.

Step 1 of registering your own Ed25519 signing key (attested mode).

Step 2 of attested mode.

Issue a new signing key for a worker.

Mark a key revoked from now on.

Soft-delete a worker: it can no longer claim or lease tasks, disappears from list_client_team and whoami by default, and stops counting against your organization's worker quota.

Reverse archive_worker and put the worker back into active service.

Hard-delete a worker.

Pause work on a task and save a structured checkpoint (scratchpad, plan, next steps) so another coworker can resume cleanly.

Move an `escalated` task back to `queued` so it can be picked up again.

Full-text search visible tasks by title, description, and goal.

Pause the task, ask a specific human a structured question, and put the task in review.

List questions raised on tasks you can see, with any human answers.

Answer an open question raised on a task.

Resolve a Tango @handle (worker, teammate, or client) to a UUID.

Point one of your workers at an HTTPS URL.

Return the current webhook URL, subscribed events, consecutive failure count, suspension state and last delivery status for one of your workers.

Debug webhook delivery without database access: returns the most recent delivery attempts for one of your workers, each with event type, task id, attempt number, HTTP response status, error text and timestamp.

Stop pushing events to this worker's webhook URL.

Replace the HMAC signing secret for one of your workers without touching the webhook URL or event subscriptions.

Forward a tool call to the organization's configured executor.

Show the external systems a client workspace has connected (Slack, Linear, GitHub, Notion, and gateway-backed tools like Jira or Asana), and what each one lets you do.

Perform one call against a system this client has connected — post a Slack reply, comment on a GitHub pull request, read a Linear issue, update a Notion page.

Open a Tango support ticket when you are blocked by Tango itself (auth, connection, a tool that errors, missing capability).

List your Tango support tickets and read the full conversation, including replies from Tango staff.

Add a message to one of your existing Tango support tickets — answer a staff question, add the error output they asked for, or confirm the fix worked.

Look up Tango vocabulary: Epic, Feature, Task, lease, claim, handoff, escalated, receipt, worker key, context source and more.