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todoist-cli

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Manage Todoist tasks via the `todoist` CLI. Use when the user asks to add tasks, complete tasks, list today's tasks, search tasks, manage projects/labels/sections, or interact with Todoist in any way.

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    All commands support --json:

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SKILL.md

Todoist CLI

Manage tasks via the todoist command.

Requirements

Install from: https://github.com/buddyh/todoist-cli

brew install buddyh/tap/todoist
# or
go install github.com/buddyh/todoist-cli/cmd/todoist@latest

Commands

# Tasks
todoist                              # Today's tasks
todoist tasks --all                  # All tasks
todoist tasks --filter "p1"          # High priority
todoist tasks --filter "overdue"     # Overdue
todoist tasks -p Work                # By project

# Add tasks
todoist add "Task name"
todoist add "Task" -d tomorrow -P 1  # With due date and priority
todoist add "Task" -p Work -l urgent # With project and label

# Manage tasks
todoist complete <id>                # Complete task
todoist done <id>                    # Alias for complete
todoist delete <id>                  # Delete task
todoist update <id> --due "monday"   # Update due date
todoist update <id> -P 2             # Update priority
todoist view <id>                    # View task details
todoist search "keyword"             # Search tasks
todoist reopen <id>                  # Reopen completed task

# Move tasks (Kanban)
todoist move <id> --section "In Progress"
todoist move <id> --project "Work"

# Projects, labels, sections
todoist projects                     # List projects
todoist projects add "New Project"   # Create project
todoist labels                       # List labels
todoist labels add urgent --color red
todoist sections -p Work             # List sections

# Comments
todoist comment <id>                 # View comments
todoist comment <id> "Note"          # Add comment

# Completed tasks
todoist completed                    # Recently completed
todoist completed --since 2024-01-01

JSON Output

All commands support --json:

todoist tasks --json
todoist tasks --json | jq '.[] | .content'

Priority Mapping

FlagTodoist
-P 1p1 (highest)
-P 2p2
-P 3p3
-P 4p4 (lowest)

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