Habitica Make integrationAutomate Habitica with Make.

This module launches a new challenge in Habitica from your scenario, so a shared goal can appear without anyone opening the app. Challenges are how a group commits to the same set of tasks.

With it, a scenario opens a fresh Habitica group for you, ready to receive members and messages. Pair it with Invite Users to a Group so the people arrive right after the group exists.

Adds a tag to your Habitica account so tasks can be sorted by client, project or topic. A tag created here can then be reused by the task modules further down the scenario.

Your scenario writes a new task straight into the Habitica account of the connected user. This is the module that turns data from other apps into something you can check off and score.

Removes a challenge from Habitica for good, which keeps finished or test challenges from cluttering the list. Feed it the challenge coming from List Challenges or Get a Challenge.

Clears a tag you no longer need, so your task list stays readable. It works well at the end of a cleanup scenario that first reads your labels with List Tags.

Takes one task out of the connected user's Habitica account. It is the tidy counterpart of Create a Task Belonging to User when the source of the task goes away.

Fetches the details of one challenge so the next modules can work with it. Think of it as a lookup when you already know which challenge you want.

Reads a single Habitica group and hands its information to the following modules. Useful whenever a message or an update depends on what the group looks like right now.

Returns one tag from your account, which lets later modules reuse its exact name or identifier. Handy as a check step before attaching or editing labels.

Loads one task of the connected user with its current details. The next module then works from fresh data instead of what was true when the scenario started.

Sends Habitica group invitations from your scenario, so newcomers receive them without a manual step. The invited people still decide whether to accept.

Enrolls the connected account in an existing challenge from your scenario. No need to search the challenge page by hand.

Makes the connected account a member of a Habitica group. Combine it with Search Groups to find the right group first.

Takes the connected account out of a challenge once it no longer concerns you. Your task list gets lighter without a trip through the app.

Removes the connected account from a group, the mirror of Join a Group. It keeps memberships in line with what really happens in your team.

Opens the whole Habitica API to your scenario with the connection you already have. Any endpoint the listed modules skip becomes reachable, as long as you know what to send.

Clears the unread counter of a group chat in one step. After a scenario posts or collects messages, the group stops flagging them as new.

Marks your private Habitica messages as read, which quiets the inbox of the connected account. Unlike Mark All Messages as Read, it targets direct messages, not a group chat.

Writes a message in a group chat on behalf of the connected account. It is the simplest way to keep a party informed of what happens in other tools.

Declines a pending group invitation for the connected account. Invitations that do not fit your rules never sit in the queue.

Takes a member out of a group, which keeps access tidy when people move on. The scenario does it as soon as the change is recorded elsewhere.

Ticks or unticks one item of a task checklist, so progress on sub-steps follows what happens in your other tools.

Raises or lowers a task's score from your scenario. That is how activity in other tools can count toward your progress.

Sends a direct message to another Habitica user from the connected account. Good for a personal nudge that does not belong in the group chat.

Changes an existing challenge so it follows your project as it evolves. No need to delete it and start a new one.

Edits the settings of a Habitica group from your scenario, keeping it aligned with the team it mirrors. It changes an existing group rather than creating one.

Edits an existing tag instead of deleting it and creating a new one. Your labels follow your projects without retagging tasks by hand.

Edits an existing task of the connected user, so it stays in step with the tool where the work really happens.

Returns your challenges as a set of bundles, one per challenge, which the next modules process one by one. It gives a scenario the full picture before acting.

Gives back all your tags, each as its own bundle, which is the quickest way to know what labels already exist. The result can be zero, one or many tags.

Pulls the tasks of the connected user into the scenario, one bundle per task. From there you can copy them, report on them or update them in bulk.

Finds Habitica groups that match your criteria and returns them as bundles. It is the starting point when you know what kind of group you want but not its identifier.