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Habitica

Syncs your professional milestones and daily habits into a gamified reward system, automating task creation based on external triggers and tracking your productivity stats.

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Why use Ceven?

  1. AI native Habitica integration

    • Describe the outcome and Ceven picks the right Habitica calls, fills the parameters, and checks the result.
    • Structured, agent friendly tool schemas so each call runs reliably instead of by guesswork.
    • Rich coverage for reading, writing, and querying your Habitica data, across all 70 of its actions.

  2. Managed auth

    • Built in OAuth with automatic token refresh and rotation.
    • One place to manage, scope, and revoke Habitica access.
    • Per user and per environment credentials instead of shared keys.

  3. Agent optimized design

    • Actions are tuned from real success and error rates so reliability climbs over time.
    • Full execution logs so you always know what ran in Habitica, when, and on whose behalf.
    • The agent pauses and asks when Habitica is unclear instead of plowing ahead.

  4. Enterprise grade security

    • Fine grained access so you control which agents and people can reach Habitica.
    • Least privilege by default, read scopes first and only the writes a workflow needs.
    • A full audit trail of every Habitica action to support review and sign off.

Supported tools

Every action Ceven's agents can run on Habitica, and when to use it.

Create task
Use this to add a new user task. Provide the text, type, and any optional properties to set up a new habit or to do item.
Get tasks
Pull the full list of current tasks for the authenticated user to review pending habits or deadlines.
Create challenge
Use this to start a new challenge in a specific group. Define the title, summary, and initial tasks.
Join challenge
Sign the user up for an existing challenge using the challenge ID to start tracking progress.
Create group
Initialize a new party or guild. Specify the name, type, and privacy settings.
Get group members
Pull the member list for a specific group ID to audit party composition.
Invite to party
Use this to send party invitations via user UUID, email, or username.
Get user stats
Pull the statistics block for the user to track level, health, and experience gains.
Get user inventory
List all items owned by the user to manage rewards and equipment.
Create tag
Create a new organizational tag to categorize tasks and habits.
Delete task
Permanently remove a task using the specific task ID.
Create webhook
Set up a webhook for task activity events to get real time notifications of updates.
Add Task to Challenge
Tool to add a new task to a specified challenge. Use when you need to programmatically create a challenge task after the challenge is set up and you have its ID.
Cancel Subscription
Attempts to cancel the authenticated user's subscription. Since Habitica's public API does not provide a cancellation endpoint, this action checks the current subscription state and returns: - success=True with a no op message if there is n
Create Habitica Group
Tool to create a Habitica party or guild. Use when you want to initialize a new group with name, type, and optional privacy and description.
Delete a Habitica Challenge
Tool to delete a challenge. Use when you need to permanently remove a challenge after confirmation.
Delete Challenge Task
Tool to delete a specific task from a challenge. Use when removing an unwanted or outdated task from a challenge. Use after confirming the task belongs to the target challenge.
Delete Habitica Group
Tool to delete a Habitica group (guild) or leave a party. - For parties: Habitica does not support deleting via DELETE /groups/{id}. The correct flow is to leave the party via POST /groups/party/leave. - For guilds: If you are the leader an
Delete Habitica Tag
Tool to delete a tag for the authenticated user. Use when you need to remove an obsolete tag after confirming it’s no longer applied to any tasks.
Get Habitica Achievements
Tool to retrieve all available Habitica achievements. Use after authenticating to list achievements and their progress.
Get Challenge
Tool to retrieve details of a specific challenge. Use when you have the challenge ID and need its full data.
Get Group Challenges
Tool to retrieve challenges available in a specific group (guild, party, or tavern).
Get Challenge Task
Tool to retrieve a specific task from any challenge. Use after you have the task ID and need its full details.
Get Challenge Tasks
Tool to get all tasks for a specified challenge. Use when you have a challenge ID and need to list its defined tasks, including challenge metadata per task.
Get Content
Tool to retrieve global game content definitions. Use when loading Habitica items, equipment, pets, quests, and other definitions. Call once per session to cache content.
Get Content By Type
Tool to retrieve game content for a specified category. Use when you need to fetch specific Habitica content by its type (e.g., items, quests). Use after identifying the content type.
Get Equipment
Tool to retrieve the authenticated user’s equipped gear and costume. Use when you need to inspect current battle gear and costume slots.
Get Group
Tool to retrieve details of a specific group. Use when you have a groupId and need its metadata.
Get Habitica Groups
Tool to retrieve Habitica groups (guilds, parties, taverns). Use when browsing or searching available groups by type or name before joining.
Get Notifications
Tool to retrieve notifications for the authenticated user. Use when you need to fetch the user's current notification list after authenticating.

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Frequently asked questions

Ceven connects to Habitica using the user API and secret provided in your account settings. When you provide these credentials, we store them in an encrypted vault and use them to sign every request sent to the Habitica API. This allows the agent to act on your behalf, creating tasks or joining challenges without requiring you to be logged in. You can rotate your API secret at any time in the Habitica settings menu, which will require you to update the connection in Ceven. We never share these secrets with third party tools or use them for anything other than executing your specific workflow requests.
Yes. You can build a workflow that monitors a shared tool like Slack or Trello and uses the Create Task or Create Challenge actions to reward team members. For example, when a project is marked as complete in Trello, Ceven can automatically add a reward task to the Habitica accounts of everyone assigned to that project. This creates a tangible link between professional output and game progress. Since Ceven can manage group memberships and party invites, you can even automate the process of onboarding new hires into your company guild or party as soon as their employee email is activated.
While Habitica allows for many tasks, you must be mindful of the API rate limits. Habitica implements a limit on the number of requests you can make per minute to prevent server abuse. If a Ceven workflow attempts to bulk create hundreds of tasks in a few seconds, you may receive a 429 Too Many Requests error. To handle this, Ceven implements an internal queuing system that spaces out requests to ensure they stay within the acceptable threshold. If you are running massive migrations, we recommend splitting the workload over several hours to avoid temporary IP blocks from the Habitica API.
Ceven can use the Get Equipment and Get User Inventory actions to monitor your current gear and costume slots. This is useful for creating workflows that notify you when you have enough gold to buy a specific item or when a certain piece of equipment needs replacing. You can set up a weekly report that summarizes your gear progress alongside your productivity stats. By combining inventory data with task completion rates, you can analyze whether your real world productivity is actually translating into the in game rewards you want for your character.
Absolutely. You can create a workflow that pulls upcoming events from Google Calendar or Outlook and turns them into Habitica tasks. The agent can distinguish between a one time meeting, which becomes a To Do, and a recurring appointment, which becomes a Habit. This ensures that your daily schedule is fully integrated into your gamified system. You can even set the workflow to automatically check off these tasks once the calendar event time has passed, ensuring your character gets the experience points for simply showing up to your scheduled commitments.
Yes, Ceven has full access to group and party management. You can use the agent to create new guilds, invite members via email, and retrieve the current member list of any group you manage. This is particularly powerful for community managers who want to automate the growth of their Habitica presence. You can set up a flow where anyone who joins a specific Discord channel is automatically invited to your Habitica party. The agent handles the API calls to ensure the invites are sent and can track who has joined using the Get Group Members action.
You can set up a cleanup workflow that runs on a schedule, such as every Sunday night. The agent can pull all your current tasks, identify those that are outdated or have not been touched in thirty days, and use the Delete Task action to remove them. This keeps your list clean and prevents the gamification aspect from becoming overwhelming. You can add a filter to the workflow so that only tasks with a specific tag are deleted, ensuring that your long term goals and core habits remain untouched while the temporary clutter is wiped away.
Ceven can create and manage webhooks using the Create Webhook action. This allows Habitica to push data to Ceven the moment a task is completed or a habit is scored. Instead of the agent polling the API every few minutes, the webhook triggers the workflow instantly. This is ideal for high priority notifications, such as alerting a manager when a critical task is finished or triggering a real world reward when a user reaches a certain level. The agent manages the endpoint and parses the incoming JSON payload to trigger the next step in your automation.

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