What can you do with it?
The/productboard
command enables you to manage product roadmaps, features, objectives, and releases through the Productboard API. Perfect for product managers, teams, and stakeholders to create, track, and manage product development initiatives, features, and strategic objectives.
How to use it?
Basic Command Structure
Parameters
Required:name
- Name for products, features, objectives, or releasesdescription
- Description of the item being created
owner_email
- Email of the person responsiblestatus_id
- ID of the status to assignstart_date
- Start date for timeframesend_date
- End date for timeframesgranularity
- Timeframe granularity (quarter, year, etc.)
Tools
List All Products
Retrieve a list of all products in your Productboard workspace Parameters:- None required
List All Features
Retrieve a list of all features with their status and details Parameters:- None required
List All Objectives
Retrieve a list of strategic objectives and their hierarchy Parameters:- None required
Create New Initiative
Create a new top-level initiative in your product roadmap Parameters:name
(required) - Initiative namedescription
(required) - Initiative descriptionowner_email
(required) - Owner’s email addressstatus_id
(required) - Status IDstart_date
(required) - Start dateend_date
(required) - End dategranularity
(required) - Timeframe granularity
List All Companies
Retrieve a list of companies in your workspace Parameters:- None required
Create New Release
Create a new product release with timeframe and grouping Parameters:name
(required) - Release namedescription
(required) - Release descriptionrelease_group_id
(required) - Release group IDstart_date
(required) - Start dateend_date
(required) - End dategranularity
(required) - Timeframe granularitystate
(required) - Release state
List All Releases
Retrieve a list of all releases in your workspace Parameters:- None required
Notes
Productboard supports hierarchical structures with features, subfeatures, objectives, and initiatives. Timeframes can be set with granularity options like quarter or year. Some GET endpoints are paginated - follow thelinks.next
URL in responses to fetch subsequent pages.