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Dashly

Dashly is the operating system for marketing agencies: AI runs the busywork of selling, delivering and reporting to clients, so you can run the agency. Book a demo.

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Last probed Nov 3, 2026 · mcp.usedashly.com

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list_resources

Lists the resources the Dashly API exposes and, for each, which HTTP methods it accepts. Call this first: it is the map of the territory.

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List resources — Lists the resources the Dashly API exposes and, for each, which HTTP methods it accepts. Call this first: it is the map of the territory.
Describe a resource — Describes one resource: readable fields, writable fields, accepted filters, available sorts, relations, required scopes, and the names of its verbs — the gestures beyond create/read/update/delete, whose bodies `list_actions` gives. Call it before writing, so you are not guessing field names.
Field registry — The field registry for an entity (account, deal, lead, ticket): the built-in fields plus the agency's own custom fields, with their key, type and options. This is what says how to fill `customFields`.
Check the key — Which agency this key belongs to, what it is allowed to do (scopes), and how much of the monthly token allowance is left. Read it when a call comes back 403 — the answer is usually a scope this key was not given — or before a long run, to see whether the allowance can pay for it.
List records — Lists a resource's records, paginated. Takes a full-text search (`q`), filters and a sort — call describe_resource to learn which of each the resource accepts; an undeclared filter or sort comes back as an error naming the accepted ones.
Retrieve a record — Reads one record by its public id. An internal UUID is never a valid address, and a record from another agency answers 404 rather than 403.
Create a record — Creates a record. `data` carries the writable fields; links (clientId, projectId, stageId, assigneeId…) take the target's public id, and `customFields` takes the agency's custom fields by their key. Creating a field that does not exist yet is done through the `field-definitions` resource. For an import, `data.createdAt` (ISO 8601, past only) records the record at the date it actually happened rather than today; `list_resources` says which resources accept it.
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Dashly is the operating system for marketing agencies: AI runs the busywork of selling, delivering and reporting to clients, so you can run the agency. Book a demo.

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— Updates a record. Only the fields present in `data` change — which is also how you move something: a deal changes stage with `{ stageId }`, a ticket changes status with `{ status }`. One exception: `customFields` is replaced wholesale, not merged, so read the record and merge before writing it back.

List actions — The verbs a resource accepts beyond reading and writing — convert, merge, duplicate, freeze, invite, import — with the schema of the body each one expects. Many of the product's gestures are not field edits, so without this call they stay invisible. Omit `resource` to get every verb of every resource at once, without the schemas; name a resource to get its verbs with theirs.

Run an action — Runs a verb returned by list_actions. `id` names the record for an item action and is omitted for a collection one. `input` carries the body list_actions described. The id is resolved inside your agency before the verb runs, so one from another tenant is a 404 and never reaches it.

Read figures — Runs a READ verb - one list_actions marks `readOnly`: computed figures no record holds, such as an agency's dashboard overview (agency-settings, overview), the calling member's day (members, my-day), a client's site statistics (clients, site-statistics) or its AI visibility (clients, ai-visibility). Changes nothing. `id` names the record for an item verb; `input` carries its parameters.