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Manage tasks and projects in Todoist. Use when user asks about tasks, to-dos, reminders, or productivity.
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Placeholder task skill.
| name | todoist |
| description | Manage tasks and projects in Todoist. Use when user asks about tasks, to-dos, reminders, or productivity. |
| homepage | https://todoist.com |
| metadata | {"clawdbot":{"emoji":"✅","requires":{"bins":["todoist"],"env":["TODOIST_API_TOKEN"]}}} |
CLI for Todoist task management, built on the official TypeScript SDK.
The workspace already provides the todoist CLI. Use the TODOIST_API_TOKEN
environment variable when it is present, or read the task-provided local export
when the user points you to a snapshot file. Do not install CLI packages or
ask the user to create a token during the task.
todoist # Show today's tasks (default)
todoist today # Same as above
todoist tasks # List tasks (today + overdue)
todoist tasks --all # All tasks
todoist tasks -p "Work" # Tasks in project
todoist tasks -f "p1" # Filter query (priority 1)
todoist tasks --json
todoist add "Buy groceries"
todoist add "Meeting" --due "tomorrow 10am"
todoist add "Review PR" --due "today" --priority 1 --project "Work"
todoist add "Prep slides" --project "Work" --order 3 # add at a specific position (1-based)
todoist add "Triage inbox" --project "Work" --order top # add to top (alternative to --top)
todoist add "Call mom" -d "sunday" -l "family" # with label
todoist view <id> # View task details
todoist done <id> # Complete task
todoist reopen <id> # Reopen completed task
todoist update <id> --due "next week"
todoist move <id> -p "Personal"
todoist delete <id>
todoist search "meeting"
todoist projects # List projects
todoist project-add "New Project"
todoist labels # List labels
todoist label-add "urgent"
todoist comments <task-id>
todoist comment <task-id> "Note about this task"
User: "What do I have to do today?"
todoist today
User: "Add 'buy milk' to my tasks"
todoist add "Buy milk" --due "today"
User: "Remind me to call the dentist tomorrow"
todoist add "Call the dentist" --due "tomorrow"
User: "Mark the grocery task as done"
todoist search "grocery" # Find task ID
todoist done <id>
User: "What's on my work project?"
todoist tasks -p "Work"
User: "Show my high priority tasks"
todoist tasks -f "p1"
Todoist supports powerful filter queries:
p1, p2, p3, p4 - Priority levelstoday, tomorrow, overdue@label - Tasks with label#project - Tasks in projectsearch: keyword - Search--order <n> (1-based) or --order top to insert a task at a specific position within a project/section