| name | nudge |
| description | Capture tasks, reminders, notes, and links into Nudge (a voice assistant for developers) via its MCP tools — without leaving the editor. Use when the user says "remind me to…", "add a task", "note that…", "save this link", "don't let me forget…", or wants to stash something for later while coding. Requires the Nudge MCP server (mcp__nudge__* tools) to be connected.
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Nudge capture
Nudge is the user's personal task/reminder/notes hub. When they express intent to
remember or schedule something mid-conversation, capture it immediately with the
Nudge MCP tools instead of just acknowledging it in chat.
When to use
Trigger on intent, not exact words:
- Task ("remind me to bump the version", "I need to update the changelog") →
mcp__nudge__add_task
- Reminder / time-bound ("ping me at 5", "in 2 hours", "tomorrow morning") →
mcp__nudge__set_reminder (pass the time phrase as when)
- Note / decision / fact ("note that we chose Postgres", "remember the API key
is in 1Password") →
mcp__nudge__save_note
- Link / bookmark ("save this repo", "bookmark the staging dashboard") →
mcp__nudge__save_link
To recall: list_tasks, list_reminders, list_notes, list_links.
How to capture
- Capture, don't interrogate. Use sensible defaults (priority
medium, no due
date) rather than asking follow-ups. The point is to not break flow.
- Pick the right tool by intent: time mentioned → reminder; "to do X" → task;
a fact to keep → note; a URL → link.
- Confirm in one short line ("Added to Nudge: …"), then continue the actual work.
Don't
- Don't capture speculative or hypothetical items ("we could maybe…") — only clear intent.
- Don't duplicate: if they're refining something just said, update your phrasing, not a second task.
- Don't ask which list it goes in — infer it.
Verify
- After calling a tool, the result string confirms the item (e.g. "Created task …").
- If the
mcp__nudge__* tools aren't available, the server isn't connected — use the
nudge-connect skill to set it up (or run claude mcp add nudge -- nudge mcp; see
Nudge's docs/mcp.md).
