Developers
Script the workspace from your own tools.
Use the CLI, API keys, project webhooks, and a beta MCP server to automate Nixelo.
Free during early access
CLI
The workspace in your terminal.
Run npx nixelo to work with issues, time, meetings, and webhooks, with JSON output for scripts.
- Profiles for more than one workspace
- JSON output on stdout
- Shell completion for bash, zsh, and fish
API
HTTP routes with API keys.
Create and rotate API keys in settings, then call the mounted routes for issues, projects, members, booking webhooks, and intake.
- Generate and rotate API keys
- Issue list, read, create, update, and delete
- Booking webhook and intake routes
Webhooks and MCP
Events out, tools in.
Project webhooks send issue and comment events, and the beta MCP server exposes scheduling, time, and Google Meet tools.
- Issue created, updated, and assigned, plus comment created events
- Webhook execution history and retry from the CLI
- MCP tools for scheduling, time, and Google Meet
Capabilities
Interfaces for the rest of your stack.
CLI
Issues, time, meetings, and webhooks from a terminal.
API keys
Generate and rotate keys for HTTP routes.
Project webhooks
Issue and comment events to your endpoint.
MCP (beta)
Scheduling, time, and Google Meet tools.
Intake API
Send requests into a project inbox.
Booking webhooks
Booking events to your systems.
Good to know
- CLI JSON output is still evolving, and API issue operations are project-scoped with constrained fields.
- Hosted MCP is a beta for scheduling, time, and Google Meet tools; it is not a general project management MCP server.
- Webhook execution history and retry are available from the CLI, not the web app.
Early access
Bring one real piece of work.
Start with a single brief and follow it all the way to the update.
Free during early access