| name | c-tasks |
| description | Manage tasks across Todoist (todoist-cli), Things 3 (things-cli), and Taskwarrior (task). Detects which tool is installed. Supports adding, listing, completing, and filtering tasks across all three managers. |
| tags | ["tasks","todoist","things","taskwarrior","productivity","todo"] |
This skill supports three task managers. Detect which is available with which todoist-cli things-cli task and use accordingly.
Todoist — todoist-cli
todoist-cli list
todoist-cli list --project "Work"
todoist-cli add "Task name" --due today --priority 2
todoist-cli add "Task" --project "Work" --label "urgent"
todoist-cli complete <task-id>
todoist-cli delete <task-id>
todoist-cli projects
todoist-cli search "query"
Things 3 — things-cli
things-cli today
things-cli list
things-cli list --area "Work"
things-cli add "Task name" --when today --tag "urgent"
things-cli add "Task" --project "Project Name" --deadline "2026-03-01"
things-cli complete "Task name"
things-cli projects
things-cli areas
Taskwarrior — task
task list
task next
task add "Task name" due:tomorrow pri:H project:work
task add "Task" +tag1 +tag2
task <id> done
task <id> delete
task <id> modify priority:H
task project:work list
task +OVERDUE list
task summary
Usage Guidelines
- Check which tool is installed before running commands.
- If multiple are installed, ask the user which they prefer or use the one matching their request context.
- For natural language dates, Todoist and Things handle them natively; Taskwarrior uses
due:YYYY-MM-DD or due:tomorrow.
Notes
- Todoist requires API token configured via
todoist-cli auth.
- Things 3 requires macOS and the Things 3 app.
- Taskwarrior stores tasks locally in
~/.task/.