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Manage personal tasks using OmniFocus via the `of` CLI. Use when discussing tasks, projects, inbox processing, GTD workflow, or adding/organizing to-dos.
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| name | task-management |
| description | Manage personal tasks using OmniFocus via the `of` CLI. Use when discussing tasks, projects, inbox processing, GTD workflow, or adding/organizing to-dos. |
Manage the user's personal tasks and projects through the of CLI. Apply GTD principles to clarify work.
Use for: Tasks, inbox processing, project planning, follow-ups, meeting action items Not for: Code implementation planning, technical architecture
of inbox ls # List inbox items
of inbox count # Get inbox count
of inbox add "Task name" # Quick capture
of inbox add "Task" --note "Details" --due "Friday" --flagged
of task ls # List all tasks
of task ls --flagged # Flagged tasks only
of task ls --project "ProjectName"
of task ls --tag "waiting"
of task create "Task" --project "Project" --tag "home" --due "tomorrow"
of task view "task-id"
of task update "task-id" --flagged --due "next week"
of task delete "task-id"
of project ls # List active projects
of project ls --folder "Work"
of project create "Project Name" --folder "Area" --sequential
of project update "project-id" --status "on hold"
of search "keyword" # Search tasks by name/note
of perspective ls # List perspectives
of perspective view "Today" # View tasks in perspective
of tag ls # List tags with usage
of folder ls # Folder hierarchy
Flexible: today, tomorrow, Friday, next week, in 3 days, 2024-01-15, Jan 15
Transform vague into concrete:
| Vague | Concrete |
|---|---|
| "Follow up with client" | "Draft email about contract terms" |
| "Handle the thing" | "Call vendor about pricing" |
| "Work on presentation" | "Outline three key points for deck" |
Focus on effort, not results:
| Outcome-focused | Controllable |
|---|---|
| "Close the deal" | "Send proposal by Tuesday" |
| "Get approval" | "Submit complete proposal for review" |
Project vs Single Action: If multiple steps required, it's a project. Always identify the immediate next action first.
Quick Capture: of inbox add "The thing they mentioned"
Process Inbox: Review each item, decide: delete, do now, delegate, defer, or file with of task update "item-id" --project "Relevant Project"
Weekly Review: of project ls + of task ls --tag "waiting" + of perspective view "Review"
Frame naturally: "Sounds like the next step is drafting that email?" / "Should I add that to your inbox?"
Avoid: "Here's your GTD structure with contexts..."