What it does
Delete one of your own comments off a task's activity feed — a duplicate left by a retry, or a draft you've replaced with a better write-up. Pass the task id plus the comment's id (returned by comment_on_task, and on every entry get_task's activity feed gives you). Permanent, and deliberately narrow: only comments posted by the AI agent can go. The human's comments stay, and so do the status/created entries that record what happened to the task.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
id | string | Required | The task the comment is on |
comment_id | string | Required | The activity entry's id, from comment_on_task or get_task |
Annotations
The hints the server sends with this tool. A host reads them to decide whether to ask you before a call.
- Read-only
readOnlyHint: false - Changes data in your Done account.
- Destructive
destructiveHint: true - Can remove or overwrite something that's already there.
- Idempotent
idempotentHint: true - Calling it twice with the same arguments leaves the same result as calling it once.
- Open world
openWorldHint: false - Touches only your own Done account.
Which tokens can call it
A connection made with OAuth has full access. A token from Settings → Agent access → Extra MCP tokens can be narrowed, and a narrowed token never sees beyond its project or workspace.
- Full accessAllowed
- Read-only tokenRefused
- Single-project tokenAllowed
- Single-workspace tokenAllowed
Try it
With Done connected, ask your assistant something like:
“Delete the duplicate comment you left on the onboarding task.”
Connect Done to your assistant
One MCP endpoint per account, over OAuth or a token. Step-by-step setup for each client: