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Epics help you group related tasks into a larger work item, providing a hierarchical structure for managing complex projects. Use epics to break down major objectives into smaller, manageable pieces while keeping everything organized. Learn more about Epics.

The Epics object

Attributes
  • id string Unique identifier for the epic.
  • name string Name of the epic.
  • description object JSON representation of the epic description.
  • description_html string HTML-formatted description of the epic.
  • description_stripped string Plain text version of the description.
  • description_binary string Binary representation of the description.
  • state string ID of the state (status) of the epic.
  • priority string Priority level. Possible values: none, urgent, high, medium, low.
  • assignees array Array of user IDs assigned to the epic.
  • labels array Array of label IDs applied to the epic.
  • type string ID of the work item type for the epic.
  • estimate_point string ID of the estimate point, or null if not estimated.
  • point integer Point value for the epic, or null.
  • start_date string Start date of the epic in YYYY-MM-DD format.
  • target_date string Target completion date in YYYY-MM-DD format.
  • parent string ID of the parent work item, or null if no parent.
  • sequence_id integer Auto-generated sequential identifier for the epic within the project.
  • sort_order number Auto-generated sort order for display purposes.
  • is_draft boolean Whether the epic is a draft.
  • completed_at timestamp Time at which the epic was completed, or null if not completed.
  • archived_at timestamp Time at which the epic was archived, or null if not archived.
  • project string ID of the project containing this epic.
  • workspace string ID of the workspace containing this epic.
  • external_id string External identifier if imported from another system, or null.
  • external_source string Name of the source system if imported, or null.
  • deleted_at timestamp Time at which the epic was deleted, or null if not deleted.
  • created_at timestamp Time at which the epic was created.
  • updated_at timestamp Time at which the epic was last updated.
  • created_by string ID of the user who created the epic.
  • updated_by string ID of the user who last updated the epic.