weeek-tasks

What This Skill Does

The weeek-tasks skill provides a powerful interface for interacting with the WEEEK project management platform directly through the OpenClaw agent. It allows users to manage their entire task lifecycle without leaving the command line or agent environment. Key capabilities include listing, creating, updating, and completing tasks, as well as managing hierarchical project structures like boards and columns. By utilizing the official WEEEK Public API, this skill bridges the gap between automated agent workflows and your organized task lists, ensuring that project management stays synchronized with your daily operations.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/alex-indi/weeek-tasks

After installation, you must configure your environment variables to enable authentication. Ensure WEEEK_TOKEN is set with your personal API token. Optionally, provide WEEEK_USER_ID to automatically assign new tasks to your user profile, streamlining the assignment process during task creation.

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for professionals looking to automate repetitive task management. Use cases include:

• Automated Task Intake: Automatically create follow-up tasks from email summaries or meeting transcripts.
• Status Synchronization: Keep task statuses updated across systems by moving tasks between Kanban columns via script.
• Project Tracking: Query current project boards to generate status reports or analyze team workload.
• Lifecycle Management: Quickly mark tasks as completed or revert them as project requirements shift throughout the day.

Example Prompts

1. "Create a new task titled 'Review Q3 Financial Report' for today and add it to the 'Admin' board under the 'To Do' column."
2. "List all tasks for today and tell me which ones are currently in the 'In Progress' column on my main project board."
3. "Mark task ID 5543 as completed and move it to the 'Done' column."

Tips & Limitations

• Date Formatting: Always ensure the --day parameter follows the DD.MM.YYYY format to avoid API errors.
• Context Handling: When creating tasks, use --no-locations if you want a standalone task, or provide a JSON structure via --locations-json for specific board placement.
• Dependency: This skill relies on the presence of scripts/weeek_api.py. Ensure that the file structure matches your local configuration.
• Error Handling: If your API token has expired or permissions are insufficient, the agent will report an authentication error. Always verify your WEEEK_TOKEN if operations fail.