omnifocus-mcp

Check the user's current tasks, workload, or what they have on their plate. Use when the user asks what they need to do, what's due, what's overdue, what's coming up, how busy they are, or wants a summary of their work.

Reference for OmniFocus 4.7+ date semantics: due, planned, defer. Use when assigning dates, when the user says "schedule", "remind me", or any time it would otherwise be tempting to overload `due` for non-deadlines.

Help the user start a focused work session: pick a task that fits their available time, energy, and context, optionally set OmniFocus focus to narrow the view, and reveal the task. Use when the user says "I have 30 minutes", "what can I do now", "start working", or "focus session".

Clarify and process items in the OmniFocus inbox using the GTD model. Use when the user wants to "process the inbox", "clean up inbox", "clarify", "triage", or asks to assign projects, tags, or dates to inbox items.

Turn a goal or outcome into an OmniFocus project with initial structure. Use when the user says "I need to start a project for X", "set up a project", "break this goal down", or describes an outcome that doesn't fit in a single task.

Help the user set up recurring tasks and routines in OmniFocus correctly. Use when the user mentions "every week", "monthly", "every Tuesday", "recurring", "habit", "routine", "every N days".

Maintenance pass on the OmniFocus database to find and clear stale state. Use when the user says "clean up OmniFocus", "my system feels stale", "everything is overdue", or wants to do periodic hygiene.

Help the user design and maintain a useful OmniFocus tag taxonomy. Use when the user asks about tags, contexts, organizing by tag, or wants to clean up or rationalize existing tags.

Run a structured GTD weekly review of OmniFocus projects. Use when the user asks for a "weekly review", "project review", or wants to walk through projects that need attention.

Capture tasks, reminders, or action items into OmniFocus. Use this skill when the user mentions something they need to do, remember, follow up on, or get done — even if they don't explicitly say "add to OmniFocus". Also use when the user asks to add, create, save, or log a task.

Help the user manage their OmniFocus projects: create, update, review status, change status, move to folders, or get an overview. Use when the user asks about projects, wants to create a project, or wants to reorganise their work.