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todo

Skill2 starsChanged 8 months agoMITView on GitHub

Quick task capture with priority detection and batch support

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5 rules. 0 are common, 5 are distinctive, and 0 are very specific to this project.

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    Common

    Most of the 34 edited versions we read keep these.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Look for date references:

    line 42
  2. Distinctive:

    If no date found, leave blank

    line 47
  3. Distinctive:

    Add task(s) to the user's task system.

    line 51
  4. Distinctive:

    Using {{notes}}: Create or append to a tasks page/database with fields: Task, Priority, Due Date, Status (default: Open).

    line 53
  5. Distinctive:

    Keep it to one line per task.

    line 72

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SKILL.md

Todo

Capture tasks fast. One task or many, with smart priority and due date detection.

Trigger Phrases

  • "todo:"
  • "remind me to"
  • "need to"
  • "don't forget to"
  • "add task:"

Workflow

Step 1: Parse Input

Extract task(s) from the user's message. Handle both single and batch input.

  • Single: todo: buy groceries → one task
  • Batch: todo: buy groceries, call dentist, review PR → three tasks
  • Split on commas or newlines when multiple tasks are present

Step 2: Detect Priority

Scan each task for priority signals:

SignalPriority
"urgent", "asap", "critical", "today"High
"soon", "this week", "important"Medium
Everything elseLow

Strip priority keywords from the task text after detection.

Step 3: Detect Due Date

Look for date references:

  • Explicit: "by Friday", "due March 20", "before 5pm"
  • Relative: "today", "tomorrow", "this week", "next Monday"
  • Convert to an actual date based on the current date
  • If no date found, leave blank

Step 4: Save

Add task(s) to the user's task system.

Using {{notes}}: Create or append to a tasks page/database with fields: Task, Priority, Due Date, Status (default: Open).

Markdown fallback: Append to ~/.ai-workflow/todos.md:

- [ ] Buy groceries | Priority: Low | Due: —
- [ ] Call dentist | Priority: Medium | Due: 2026-03-21

Step 5: Confirm

Respond with a single confirmation line per task:

Added: "Buy groceries" (low)
Added: "Call dentist" (medium, due Fri Mar 21)
Added: "Review PR" (low)

Keep it to one line per task. No extra commentary.

Examples

Single task:

todo: schedule haircut

Added: "Schedule haircut" (low)

With priority signal:

remind me to file taxes asap

Added: "File taxes" (high)

Batch:

todo: buy groceries, call dentist by Friday, review PR

Added: "Buy groceries" (low)
Added: "Call dentist" (medium, due Fri Mar 21)
Added: "Review PR" (low)

With due date:

don't forget to renew passport by next month

Added: "Renew passport" (low, due Apr 19)

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