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onmax/todoist

Name: todoist
Author: onmax

skills/todoist/SKILL.md

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Todoist CLI

CLI client for Todoist task manager (sachaos/todoist v0.23+).

Quick Start

# List all tasks
todoist list
todoist l

# Quick add with natural language
todoist quick 'Buy milk tomorrow #Shopping @errands p1'
todoist q 'Team meeting every Monday 2pm #Work'

# List with filters
todoist list --filter 'today & p1'
todoist list --filter '#Work & @urgent'

# Complete task
todoist close <task-id>

# Sync local cache
todoist sync

Core Commands

| Command | Alias | Usage | |---------|-------|-------| | list | l | Show all tasks | | quick | q | Add task with natural language | | add | a | Add task (structured) | | close | c | Complete task | | modify | m | Edit task | | delete | d | Delete task | | show | - | Task details | | projects | - | List projects | | add-project | ap | Create project | | labels | - | List labels | | sync | s | Update local cache |

Adding Tasks

Before Adding: Clarify Requirements

When user requests to add a task, check if details are unclear or incomplete. Ask clarifying questions BEFORE creating the task:

Vague goals: "Research X" → What specifically? What's the desired outcome?
Missing context: "Fix bug" → Which bug? Where? What's broken?
Unclear scope: "Update docs" → Which docs? What needs updating?
No deadline mentioned for time-sensitive work: When is this needed?
Ambiguous priority: Is this urgent? Blocking other work?

Example: User: "Add task to research banks" You: "I can add that. To make it actionable, could you clarify:

What specific aspects? (fees, online banking, international transfers?)
What's the goal? (opening account, comparing options?)
Any constraints? (country-specific, business vs personal?)"

Then create a well-formed task: "Research Danish bank accounts: easy online signup, lowest fees, foreigner-friendly"

Quick Add (Recommended)

Use todoist quick for natural language:

# Basic task
todoist q 'Write report'

# With project and labels
todoist q 'Email client #Work @email @urgent'

# With date and priority
todoist q 'Call dentist tomorrow at 2pm p1'

# Recurring task
todoist q 'Water plants every Monday #Home'

# All together
todoist q 'Review PRs every weekday 9am #Work @code p2'

Natural language symbols:

#Project - assign to project
@label - add labels (multiple allowed)
p1-p3 - priority (p1=highest, p4=none)
Date/time - tomorrow, next week, Jan 15, at 3pm
Recurring - every Monday, every 2 weeks, daily

Structured Add

Use todoist add when quick fails with special characters:

todoist add 'Task name' --project-name 'Project' --priority 1 --date 'tomorrow'

Note: add has issues with hyphens in task names. Prefer quick.

Filtering Tasks

Use --filter with todoist list:

Date Filters

--filter 'today'              # Due today
--filter 'tomorrow'
--filter 'overdue'            # or 'od'
--filter 'no date'            # Unscheduled
--filter 'date: Jan 15'       # Specific date
--filter 'date before: May 5' # Before date
--filter 'date after: May 5'  # After date

Priority Filters

--filter 'p1'                 # Priority 1 (highest)
--filter 'p2'                 # Priority 2
--filter 'p3'                 # Priority 3
--filter 'no priority'        # No priority (p4)

Organization Filters

--filter '#Project'           # Specific project
--filter '##Project'          # Project + subprojects
--filter '@label'             # With label
--filter '@home*'             # Wildcard labels
--filter 'no labels'          # Without labels

Search

--filter 'search: keyword'    # Text search

Logical Operators

--filter '(today | tomorrow) & p1'           # OR + AND
--filter '#Work & @urgent & !@waiting'       # NOT
--filter '(overdue | today) & (p1 | p2)'     # Grouping

Complex Examples

# High priority tasks due soon
todoist list --filter '(overdue | today | tomorrow) & (p1 | p2)'

# Work tasks excluding meetings
todoist list --filter '#Work & !search: meeting'

# Urgent home tasks
todoist list --filter '#Home & @urgent'

Recurring Tasks

Absolute Recurrence (`every`)

Next occurrence always on specific day:

todoist q 'Standup every weekday 9am #Work'
todoist q 'Review metrics every Monday 10am'
todoist q 'Pay rent every 1st #Finance'
todoist q 'Dentist every 6 months'

Patterns:

every day, daily
every Monday, every Mon, Fri
every 2 weeks
every 15th (day of month)
every 3rd Friday
every last day (of month)

Relative Recurrence (`every!`)

Next occurrence from completion date:

todoist q 'Change air filter every! 3 months #Home'
todoist q 'Review goals every! 2 weeks'

Use every! when task should recur from when you complete it, not from scheduled date.

With Boundaries

todoist q 'Daily standup every day starting next Monday'
todoist q 'Summer task every week ending Aug 31'
todoist q 'Trial period every day for 2 weeks'

Date Formats

One-Time Dates

today, tod, tomorrow, tom
next week, next month
Jan 27, 27 jan, 27/1
01/27/2026, 2026-01-27
end of month

With Time

today at 10          # 10am
tomorrow at 16:00
Fri @ 7pm
in the morning       # 9am
in the afternoon     # 12pm
in the evening       # 7pm

Relative

in 5 days, +5 days
in 3 weeks
in 2 hours

Projects

# List projects
todoist projects

# Create project
todoist add-project 'Project Name'
todoist ap 'Work Stuff' --color 42

# List project tasks
todoist list --filter '#ProjectName'

Common Workflows

Daily Review

# Check overdue and today's tasks
todoist list --filter '(overdue | today)'

# High priority items
todoist list --filter '(overdue | today) & (p1 | p2)'

Weekly Planning

# Next 7 days
todoist list --filter 'date before: +7 days'

# By project
todoist list --filter '#Work'
todoist list --filter '#Personal'

Quick Capture

# Dump to inbox
todoist q 'Task name'

# With context
todoist q 'Task #Project @label p1'

Task Management

# Complete task
todoist close <id>

# Delete task
todoist delete <id>

# Modify task
todoist modify <id> --content 'New name' --priority 1

Best Practices

Always use todoist quick for adding tasks - handles natural language best
Run todoist sync after external changes (web/mobile)
Use filters extensively - more powerful than scrolling
Prefer every! for maintenance tasks - recur from completion, not schedule
Use project tags in quick add - #Project faster than --project-name
Combine filters - (overdue | today) & p1 & #Work
Wildcards for label families - @home* matches @home-repair, @home-garden

Global Flags

Add to any command:

--color              # Colorize output
--namespace          # Show parent tasks hierarchically
--indent             # Indent subtasks
--project-namespace  # Show parent project structure
--csv                # CSV export

Config

Location: ~/.config/todoist/config.json

{
  "token": "your_api_token",
  "color": "true"
}

Get token from: Todoist Settings → Integrations → Developer → API token

onmax/todoist

skills/todoist/SKILL.md

Todoist CLI (sachaos/todoist). Use when user mentions: todoist, tasks, todos, adding/listing/completing tasks, creating projects, filtering by date/priority/label, natural language task entry, recurring tasks, or task management workflows.

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Updated May 6, 2026

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SKILL.md

name:: todoist
description:: Todoist CLI (sachaos/todoist). Use when user mentions: todoist, tasks, todos, adding/listing/completing tasks, creating projects, filtering by date/priority/label, natural language task entry, recurring tasks, or task management workflows.

Todoist CLI

CLI client for Todoist task manager (sachaos/todoist v0.23+).

Quick Start

# List all tasks
todoist list
todoist l

# Quick add with natural language
todoist quick 'Buy milk tomorrow #Shopping @errands p1'
todoist q 'Team meeting every Monday 2pm #Work'

# List with filters
todoist list --filter 'today & p1'
todoist list --filter '#Work & @urgent'

# Complete task
todoist close <task-id>

# Sync local cache
todoist sync

Core Commands

Adding Tasks

Before Adding: Clarify Requirements

When user requests to add a task, check if details are unclear or incomplete. Ask clarifying questions BEFORE creating the task:

Vague goals: "Research X" → What specifically? What's the desired outcome?
Missing context: "Fix bug" → Which bug? Where? What's broken?
Unclear scope: "Update docs" → Which docs? What needs updating?
No deadline mentioned for time-sensitive work: When is this needed?
Ambiguous priority: Is this urgent? Blocking other work?

Example: User: "Add task to research banks" You: "I can add that. To make it actionable, could you clarify:

What specific aspects? (fees, online banking, international transfers?)
What's the goal? (opening account, comparing options?)
Any constraints? (country-specific, business vs personal?)"

Then create a well-formed task: "Research Danish bank accounts: easy online signup, lowest fees, foreigner-friendly"

Quick Add (Recommended)

Use todoist quick for natural language:

# Basic task
todoist q 'Write report'

# With project and labels
todoist q 'Email client #Work @email @urgent'

# With date and priority
todoist q 'Call dentist tomorrow at 2pm p1'

# Recurring task
todoist q 'Water plants every Monday #Home'

# All together
todoist q 'Review PRs every weekday 9am #Work @code p2'

Natural language symbols:

#Project - assign to project
@label - add labels (multiple allowed)
p1-p3 - priority (p1=highest, p4=none)
Date/time - tomorrow, next week, Jan 15, at 3pm
Recurring - every Monday, every 2 weeks, daily

Structured Add

Use todoist add when quick fails with special characters:

todoist add 'Task name' --project-name 'Project' --priority 1 --date 'tomorrow'

Note: add has issues with hyphens in task names. Prefer quick.

Filtering Tasks

Use --filter with todoist list:

Date Filters

--filter 'today'              # Due today
--filter 'tomorrow'
--filter 'overdue'            # or 'od'
--filter 'no date'            # Unscheduled
--filter 'date: Jan 15'       # Specific date
--filter 'date before: May 5' # Before date
--filter 'date after: May 5'  # After date

Priority Filters

--filter 'p1'                 # Priority 1 (highest)
--filter 'p2'                 # Priority 2
--filter 'p3'                 # Priority 3
--filter 'no priority'        # No priority (p4)

Organization Filters

--filter '#Project'           # Specific project
--filter '##Project'          # Project + subprojects
--filter '@label'             # With label
--filter '@home*'             # Wildcard labels
--filter 'no labels'          # Without labels

Search

--filter 'search: keyword'    # Text search

Logical Operators

--filter '(today | tomorrow) & p1'           # OR + AND
--filter '#Work & @urgent & !@waiting'       # NOT
--filter '(overdue | today) & (p1 | p2)'     # Grouping

Complex Examples

# High priority tasks due soon
todoist list --filter '(overdue | today | tomorrow) & (p1 | p2)'

# Work tasks excluding meetings
todoist list --filter '#Work & !search: meeting'

# Urgent home tasks
todoist list --filter '#Home & @urgent'

Recurring Tasks

Absolute Recurrence (`every`)

Next occurrence always on specific day:

todoist q 'Standup every weekday 9am #Work'
todoist q 'Review metrics every Monday 10am'
todoist q 'Pay rent every 1st #Finance'
todoist q 'Dentist every 6 months'

Patterns:

every day, daily
every Monday, every Mon, Fri
every 2 weeks
every 15th (day of month)
every 3rd Friday
every last day (of month)

Relative Recurrence (`every!`)

Next occurrence from completion date:

todoist q 'Change air filter every! 3 months #Home'
todoist q 'Review goals every! 2 weeks'

Use every! when task should recur from when you complete it, not from scheduled date.

With Boundaries

todoist q 'Daily standup every day starting next Monday'
todoist q 'Summer task every week ending Aug 31'
todoist q 'Trial period every day for 2 weeks'

Date Formats

One-Time Dates

today, tod, tomorrow, tom
next week, next month
Jan 27, 27 jan, 27/1
01/27/2026, 2026-01-27
end of month

With Time

today at 10          # 10am
tomorrow at 16:00
Fri @ 7pm
in the morning       # 9am
in the afternoon     # 12pm
in the evening       # 7pm

Relative

in 5 days, +5 days
in 3 weeks
in 2 hours

Projects

# List projects
todoist projects

# Create project
todoist add-project 'Project Name'
todoist ap 'Work Stuff' --color 42

# List project tasks
todoist list --filter '#ProjectName'

Common Workflows

Daily Review

# Check overdue and today's tasks
todoist list --filter '(overdue | today)'

# High priority items
todoist list --filter '(overdue | today) & (p1 | p2)'

Weekly Planning

# Next 7 days
todoist list --filter 'date before: +7 days'

# By project
todoist list --filter '#Work'
todoist list --filter '#Personal'

Quick Capture

# Dump to inbox
todoist q 'Task name'

# With context
todoist q 'Task #Project @label p1'

Task Management

# Complete task
todoist close <id>

# Delete task
todoist delete <id>

# Modify task
todoist modify <id> --content 'New name' --priority 1

Best Practices

Always use todoist quick for adding tasks - handles natural language best
Run todoist sync after external changes (web/mobile)
Use filters extensively - more powerful than scrolling
Prefer every! for maintenance tasks - recur from completion, not schedule
Use project tags in quick add - #Project faster than --project-name
Combine filters - (overdue | today) & p1 & #Work
Wildcards for label families - @home* matches @home-repair, @home-garden

Global Flags

Add to any command:

--color              # Colorize output
--namespace          # Show parent tasks hierarchically
--indent             # Indent subtasks
--project-namespace  # Show parent project structure
--csv                # CSV export

Config

Location: ~/.config/todoist/config.json

{
  "token": "your_api_token",
  "color": "true"
}

Get token from: Todoist Settings → Integrations → Developer → API token

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SKILL.md

Todoist CLI

Quick Start

Core Commands

Adding Tasks

Before Adding: Clarify Requirements

Quick Add (Recommended)

Structured Add

Filtering Tasks

Date Filters

Priority Filters

Organization Filters

Search

Logical Operators

Complex Examples

Recurring Tasks

Absolute Recurrence (every)

Relative Recurrence (every!)

With Boundaries

Date Formats

One-Time Dates

With Time

Relative

Projects

Common Workflows

Daily Review

Weekly Planning

Quick Capture

Task Management

Best Practices

Global Flags

Config

Related Skills

onmax/writer

onmax/write-a-prd

onmax/web-animation-design

onmax/vueuse

onmax/todoist

$ install --global

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SKILL.md

Todoist CLI

Quick Start

Core Commands

Adding Tasks

Before Adding: Clarify Requirements

Quick Add (Recommended)

Structured Add

Filtering Tasks

Date Filters

Priority Filters

Organization Filters

Search

Logical Operators

Complex Examples

Recurring Tasks

Absolute Recurrence (every)

Relative Recurrence (every!)

With Boundaries

Date Formats

One-Time Dates

With Time

Relative

Projects

Common Workflows

Daily Review

Weekly Planning

Quick Capture

Task Management

Best Practices

Global Flags

Config

Related Skills

onmax/writer

onmax/write-a-prd

onmax/web-animation-design

Absolute Recurrence (`every`)

Relative Recurrence (`every!`)

Absolute Recurrence (`every`)

Relative Recurrence (`every!`)