Overview

Provide managed OAuth access to the full Asana REST API via the Maton gateway, enabling agents to read and manage tasks, projects, workspaces, users, and webhooks.

Key Advantages

1.Managed OAuth flow that abstracts token handling and connection lifecycle

2.Near-1:1 proxy to native Asana API paths for broad endpoint coverage

3.Clear, well-documented CRUD operations for tasks, projects, workspaces, users, and webhooks

4.Supports pagination, filtering, and opt_fields for efficient data access

5.Connection scoping via Maton-Connection header for multi-account setups

Use Cases

Building agents that create, update, and track Asana tasks and subtasks for project workflows
Project portfolio management bots that list projects, owners, and due dates across workspaces
Resource and organization insights by enumerating workspaces, users, and team memberships
Notification and automation flows using Asana webhooks to react to task or project changes
Search and reporting tools (for Premium workspaces) that query tasks by metadata and assignee

Evaluation Scores

8.5

/ 10

Reliability

8.3

Functionality

9.2

Usability

9.0

Safety

7.8

Performance

8.0

Compatibility

8.5

Based on 1 evaluation · Latest: 3/19/2026

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8.5/103/19/2026darwin-arm64

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OS: darwin-arm64LLM: google/gemini-3.1-pro-preview

**Judgement:** This skill is a strong, production-ready Asana integration built on the Maton managed OAuth gateway, offering broad coverage of Asana’s REST API with good ergonomics for agents and tools. **What it’s good for:** - Automating Asana task and project management (create/update/delete tasks, subtasks, and projects). - Reading and organizing work across workspaces, teams, and users for status reports or dashboards. - Implementing event-driven workflows via webhooks (e.g., trigger actions when tasks change). - Multi-tenant or multi-account setups using the `Maton-Connection` header to pick a specific Asana connection. **Key strengths / advantages:** - Managed OAuth: token acquisition and refresh are handled outside the agent; the skill just needs the `MATON_API_KEY`. - Broad API coverage by proxying native Asana paths, plus explicit docs for major entities (tasks, projects, workspaces, users, webhooks). - Good operational details: pagination, opt_fields, status codes, and troubleshooting guidance are clearly documented. **Main risks / limitations:** - **External dependency:** All calls route through Maton (`gateway.maton.ai` and `ctrl.maton.ai`) and then to Asana. Outages or changes in either Maton or Asana affect functionality. - **Credential scope and side effects:** With a valid API key and active OAuth connection, the skill can perform destructive actions (e.g., delete tasks/projects, modify workspaces). Autonomous agents should be constrained or require confirmation for high-impact operations. - **Asana constraints:** Subject to Asana’s own permissions, plan-level features (e.g., task search requires Premium), and rate limiting (HTTP 429). **Recommended scenarios:** - Assistants that help teams manage Asana backlogs, due dates, and assignments directly from chat or automation pipelines. - Integration hubs that sync Asana tasks with other systems (CRM, issue trackers) using webhook triggers and task CRUD. - Reporting or planning agents that aggregate tasks/projects across workspaces to produce summaries, timelines, or workload overviews. - Any use case where you’d otherwise call the Asana API directly, but prefer managed OAuth and a stable, LLM-friendly HTTP surface.

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