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fizzy-cli – OpenClaw Skill
fizzy-cli is an OpenClaw Skills integration for productivity workflows. Manage Fizzy Kanban boards, cards, comments, tags, and steps via a TypeScript CLI using a Personal Access Token. Use when you want to create or manage Fizzy cards from the terminal, or integrate Fizzy automation into Clawdbot workflows.
Skill Snapshot
| name | fizzy-cli |
| description | Manage Fizzy Kanban boards, cards, comments, tags, and steps via a TypeScript CLI using a Personal Access Token. Use when you want to create or manage Fizzy cards from the terminal, or integrate Fizzy automation into Clawdbot workflows. OpenClaw Skills integration. |
| owner | emredoganer |
| repository | emredoganer/emredoganer-fizzy-cli |
| language | Markdown |
| license | MIT |
| topics | |
| security | L1 |
| install | openclaw add @emredoganer/emredoganer-fizzy-cli |
| last updated | Feb 7, 2026 |
Maintainer

name: fizzy-cli description: Manage Fizzy Kanban boards, cards, comments, tags, and steps via a TypeScript CLI using a Personal Access Token. Use when you want to create or manage Fizzy cards from the terminal, or integrate Fizzy automation into Clawdbot workflows.
Fizzy CLI
This repo contains a standalone CLI.
Install
npm i -g @emredoganer/fizzy-cli
Auth
Generate a Personal Access Token in Fizzy:
fizzy auth login
(You will be prompted for your token.)
Fizzy CLI
A command-line interface for managing Fizzy Kanban boards, cards, and tasks.
Installation
npm install -g @emredoganer/fizzy-cli
Setup
1. Generate a Personal Access Token
- Log in to your Fizzy account
- Go to Profile → API → Generate token
- Copy your Personal Access Token
2. Login
fizzy auth login
Enter your Personal Access Token when prompted.
Usage
Authentication
# Login with PAT
fizzy auth login
# Check auth status
fizzy auth status
# Logout
fizzy auth logout
Accounts
# List available accounts
fizzy accounts
# Set current account
fizzy account set <slug>
# Show current account
fizzy account current
Boards
# List all boards
fizzy boards list
# Show archived boards
fizzy boards list --archived
# Get board details
fizzy boards get <slug>
# Create a board
fizzy boards create --name "My Board" --description "Description"
# Update a board
fizzy boards update <slug> --name "New Name"
# Archive a board
fizzy boards archive <slug>
# Delete a board
fizzy boards delete <slug>
Cards
# List cards in a board
fizzy cards list --board <slug>
# Filter cards
fizzy cards list --board <slug> --status open
fizzy cards list --board <slug> --column <column-id>
fizzy cards list --board <slug> --not-now
# Get card details
fizzy cards get <number> --board <slug>
# Create a card
fizzy cards create --board <slug> --title "My Task"
# Create with options
fizzy cards create --board <slug> --title "My Task" \
--description "Details" \
--priority high \
--due "2024-12-31" \
--column 123
# Update a card
fizzy cards update <number> --board <slug> --title "Updated Title"
# Close/reopen a card
fizzy cards close <number> --board <slug>
fizzy cards reopen <number> --board <slug>
# Move a card
fizzy cards move <number> --board <slug> --column <column-id>
# Assign/unassign users
fizzy cards assign <number> --board <slug> --users "1,2,3"
fizzy cards unassign <number> --board <slug> --users "1"
# Add tags
fizzy cards tag <number> --board <slug> --tags "1,2"
# Mark as "not now"
fizzy cards not-now <number> --board <slug>
fizzy cards not-now <number> --board <slug> --unset
# Delete a card
fizzy cards delete <number> --board <slug>
Steps (Subtasks)
# List steps on a card
fizzy steps list --board <slug> --card <number>
# Add a step
fizzy steps add --board <slug> --card <number> --content "Subtask"
# Complete/uncomplete a step
fizzy steps complete <step-id> --board <slug> --card <number>
fizzy steps uncomplete <step-id> --board <slug> --card <number>
# Delete a step
fizzy steps delete <step-id> --board <slug> --card <number>
Comments
# List comments
fizzy comments list --board <slug> --card <number>
# Add a comment
fizzy comments add --board <slug> --card <number> --content "My comment"
# Update a comment
fizzy comments update <comment-id> --board <slug> --card <number> --content "Updated"
# Delete a comment
fizzy comments delete <comment-id> --board <slug> --card <number>
Tags & Columns
# List tags
fizzy tags list --board <slug>
# List columns
fizzy columns list --board <slug>
# Create a column
fizzy columns create --board <slug> --name "In Progress"
# Update a column
fizzy columns update <id> --board <slug> --name "Done"
# Delete a column
fizzy columns delete <id> --board <slug>
Output Formats
All commands support --json flag for JSON output:
fizzy boards list --json
fizzy cards get <number> --board <slug> --json
Environment Variables
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
FIZZY_ACCESS_TOKEN | Personal Access Token |
FIZZY_ACCOUNT_SLUG | Default account slug |
License
MIT
Permissions & Security
Security level L1: Low-risk skills with minimal permissions. Review inputs and outputs before running in production.
Requirements
- OpenClaw CLI installed and configured.
- Language: Markdown
- License: MIT
- Topics:
FAQ
How do I install fizzy-cli?
Run openclaw add @emredoganer/emredoganer-fizzy-cli in your terminal. This installs fizzy-cli into your OpenClaw Skills catalog.
Does this skill run locally or in the cloud?
OpenClaw Skills execute locally by default. Review the SKILL.md and permissions before running any skill.
Where can I verify the source code?
The source repository is available at https://github.com/openclaw/skills/tree/main/skills/emredoganer/emredoganer-fizzy-cli. Review commits and README documentation before installing.
