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• API type Report an error

  “Build custom applications and automate workflows using Zenhub's GraphQL API.”

• API documentation URL Report an error

  “For comprehensive API documentation, examples, and detailed endpoint information, visit developers.zenhub.com.”

• Token authentication Report an error

  “Accessing the Zenhub API requires an API token generated from your account. Click your username at the bottom of the left sidebar, select Account management, and look for the API section. Generate a token from there — each token is tied to your user account and inherits your permissions for accessing workspaces, repositories, and data.”

• API read write Report an error

  “Yes. The API supports both read and write operations, allowing you to create, update, and delete issues and other workspace content. Write operations require appropriate permissions for the target repositories.”

• Rate limiting Report an error

  “Yes. The Zenhub API includes rate limiting to ensure consistent performance. Check the API documentation for specific limits and implement appropriate request throttling in your applications.”

• Webhooks Report an error

  “Webhooks provide real-time notifications when issues are created, modified, or moved between pipelines. This event-driven approach is more efficient than polling the API for changes. Verify webhook authenticity using provided signature validation to ensure your applications only process legitimate webhook deliveries.”

• API explorer Report an error

  “Use Zenhub's API Explorer to validate your queries against the API schema during development.”

• Mcp server Report an error

  “Zenhub's MCP server lets you query and interact with your Zenhub data through AI clients like Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, and Claude Desktop. It wraps the Zenhub GraphQL API and exposes tools to search and modify issues, understand your current sprint, and more.”

• Mcp requirements Report an error

  “To connect, you'll need a Zenhub API token from app.zenhub.com/settings/tokens, a Zenhub workspace ID (the 24-character ID in your workspace URL), and Node.js installed.”

• Third party sync Report an error

  “Yes. Many teams use the API to sync Zenhub data with CRM systems, time tracking tools, and reporting platforms.”

• Service account tokens Report an error

  “Use service account tokens or implement proper token management systems for team applications. Avoid sharing personal API tokens across team members, as this creates security and access management problems.”

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