Ninety

Work with Ninety.io — the EOS® platform — without leaving Raycast.

Commands

• My To-Dos — your open To-Dos grouped by due date, or any Team's To-Dos. Complete, edit, reschedule, comment and delete.
• Issues — a Team's Short-Term and Long-Term Issues, newest first or by priority. Solve, move, prioritize, comment and create linked To-Dos.
• Rocks — your Rocks or a Team's Rocks for the current quarter, grouped into Company, Department and per-person Rocks, with Milestone progress. Set status, manage Milestones, and create linked To-Dos and Issues.
• Headlines — a Team's Headlines and Cascading Messages, newest or oldest first.
• Scorecard — a Team's weekly, monthly, quarterly or annual Measurables for any period, with goals, descriptions, notes and score history. Input scores.
• Meetings — each Team's Meeting happening now, its next Meeting (agenda, presenter, scribe and attendees) and recent past Meetings with notes, ratings and the Issues they solved.
• Create To-Do / Issue / Headline / Rock — quick-capture forms.

You can also ask Raycast AI things like @ninety what are my open To-Dos? or @ninety add an Issue to Leadership about the Q1 hiring plan. Anything that changes data asks for confirmation first, and answers link to the items in Ninety.

Keyboard Shortcuts

The main lists share the same keys:

Shortcut	Action
↵	Show or hide details
⌘ ↵	Open the item in Ninety
⌘ ⇧ U	Update the item: Complete To-Do, Solve Issue, Set Status, Input Score, Mark Milestone Done
⌘ ⌥ S	Change sort order (Issues and Headlines)
⌘ ⇧ P	Change period (Scorecard); use ⌘ [ and ⌘ ] for the previous and next period
⌘ N	Create a new item
⌘ E	Edit the item

Setup

1. Open Developer Settings in Ninety (or choose your name at the bottom of the left navigation, then User Settings → Developer Settings).
2. Select Generate New Token, pick an expiration and copy the token (it is only shown once).
3. Paste it into the extension's Personal Access Token preference.

API access requires a Ninety Thrive or Legacy plan. Observers can't create tokens. The extension can only do what your Ninety role allows, and items you create are owned by you.

Optional Preferences

• Your Ninety Email — Ninety's API can't look up the signed-in user, so the extension finds you by this email. It's needed for My Rocks and for marking your own items.
• Your Avatar URL — Ninety's API doesn't share profile photos, so people show as initials and your items show a "ME" badge. Paste the link to your Ninety photo (right-click your avatar in Ninety, then Copy Image Address) to use it instead.
• Scorecard → Show Average / Show Total — add each Measurable's average (compared with its goal) and total to the top of its score table.

Limitations

These come from what Ninety's public API offers today:

• Meetings in progress can't be read, so Happening Now is based on each Meeting's schedule, and current Meetings open the Meetings page rather than the Meeting itself.
• Measurable descriptions are only available to company Owners and Admins.
• Links open in the Team you last viewed in Ninety (except the Scorecard, which opens the right Team).