Your AI agents can work in Thicket

Thicket in your AI assistant: ask what's due, what a thread decided or what's on the calendar. Add to-dos, move cards, post updates and log time. Sign in to Thicket, approve access, and your assistant works with the projects you can see.

Thicket from your terminal: thicket is the official command-line interface for Thicket. Work with projects, to-dos, messages, docs and files, boards, chat, search, reports, notifications and timesheets from a terminal or through an AI agent. Output is formatted for people in a terminal and JSON when piped, with suggested next commands, and thicket commands --json lists every command for an agent to read.

Agent skill for Thicket: thicket setup claude installs two skills for Claude Code and prints the two commands that add its plugin. For Cursor, Codex and other agents, thicket skill prints the same instructions, and the repository's install.md shows where each agent reads them.

The REST API: every feature of the web app at /api/v1, the same routes the app runs on, described in an OpenAPI spec. Sign in with OAuth 2.1 and PKCE, or use a personal access token for a script.

The SDK and agent references: thicket-sdk is the TypeScript client, with retries and pagination. For agents that read before they act, the skill file, llms.txt and the Markdown editions of the help center describe the API in plain text.

# A personal access token from My settings > API tokens
auth="Authorization: Bearer $THICKET_TOKEN"
ua="YourAgent (you@example.com)"

# Post an update to a project's message board
curl -H "$auth" -A "$ua" -X POST \
  https://www.thickethq.com/api/v1/$ORG/recordings/$BOARD_ID/children \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"type": "message", "title": "Week 42 summary", "content": "..."}'

# Check off a finished to-do
curl -H "$auth" -A "$ua" -X PUT \
  https://www.thickethq.com/api/v1/$ORG/recordings/$TODO_ID/completion