Tâches · MCP

Report Progress

report_progress is one of the 32 MCP tools in Weft, the AI task manager you run by talking to Claude, Cursor, Codex or ChatGPT through one MCP endpoint. Say you are still working. A claim on a task expires if the client goes quiet, and this renews it. Without a heartbeat a long-running task is treated as abandoned and offered to someone else — deliberately, because an agent that dies mid-run reports nothing, so silence is the only signal the board has.

Weft est le gestionnaire de tâches IA des fondateurs solos et des petites équipes.

La référence des outils est maintenue en anglais : les noms d’outils, les arguments et les exemples sont identiques dans toutes les langues.

Arguments

NomTypeObligatoireDescription
runIdstringouiThe runId returned by start_task
leaseTokenstringouiThe leaseToken returned by start_task
status'working' | 'blocked' | 'needs_input'non'working' (default) renews the claim; the other two park the task for the human
notestringnonOne line on where you are (≤280 chars)
learnings(string | { trigger, content })[]nonUp to 3 lessons worth remembering beyond this task — saved as memory notes, surfaced in future get_my_work calls.

Retour

ok plus the new leaseExpiresAt and renewEverySeconds. When the claim has expired or moved to another client, ok:false with reason "lease_lost" — stop working and call start_task again.

Annotations

  • idempotent. Appeler l’outil deux fois avec les mêmes arguments produit le même effet qu’un seul appel.

Exemple

Ce que dit l’utilisateur :

"Keep going, this will take a while."

Ce que l’IA appelle en coulisses :

json
{
  "name": "report_progress",
  "arguments": {
    "runId": "…",
    "leaseToken": "…",
    "status": "working"
  }
}

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