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Captures, recalls, and manages to-do items for the user using long-term memory.
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Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
| name | task-manager |
| description | Captures, recalls, and manages to-do items for the user using long-term memory. |
Use for requests like "remind me to ...", "add to my list", "what's on my list", "did I add ... to my list".
When the user says "remind me to X" or "add X to my to-do":
task.{timestamp} using current msremember(key=key, value="{X}")When asked "what's on my list" / "what do I have":
search_memory(query='task') with limit=10"I finished X" or "remove X":
semantic_memory_search(query=X) to find the closest task entryforget(key={found key})Run shell commands through the user's Termux app when no first-class tool fits — e.g. "git status in my project folder", "list downloads", "run ffmpeg on this file". Only used when the user has opted in under Settings → Advanced → Termux shell access.
Capture "remind me tomorrow to X" into a dated memory entry the morning-briefing surface will read back automatically.
Gentle rest mode for when the user is unwell — dim lights, low volume, quiet hours, and a single hydration reminder every two hours without lecturing.
Finds a misplaced item by searching the user's memory store for prior "I put X in Y" statements; if nothing matches, offers to remember the current location instead.
Quick send-off when the user is leaving — lights out, low-battery reminder, optional weather preview, all inside a single calm sentence.
Warm welcome when the user gets home — lights up the entry, says hi, and recaps the next calendar event plus any urgent notifications in one short line.