todo-planner

What This Skill Does

Todo Planner v2.0.0 is a robust, command-line-based productivity toolkit designed for professionals and power users who prefer local control over their workflow. By utilizing simple, pipe-delimited log files, this skill enables you to organize todos, track progress, manage deadlines, and conduct periodic reviews without ever leaving your terminal. Unlike cloud-based solutions, Todo Planner keeps all your data strictly on your local machine, ensuring complete privacy and offline accessibility. It functions as a lightweight journal for your tasks, providing a structured way to log additions, planning sessions, streaks, and retrospectives, all while keeping a global history of your productivity metrics.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your environment, use the OpenClaw command line to pull the repository directly. Run the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/bytesagain1/todo-planner

Once installed, ensure you have Bash 4.0+ available on your system. No further API keys, external database configurations, or cloud service authentications are required. Simply call the script located in the scripts directory to begin logging your workflow.

Use Cases

This skill is perfect for individuals who practice "Getting Things Done" (GTD) methodology or daily journaling. Use it to:

• Manage daily task lists and set long-term project goals.
• Track habit streaks to build consistent daily routines.
• Conduct end-of-week reviews to analyze completed tasks and productivity trends.
• Create a searchable archive of your professional accomplishments and notes.
• Maintain an audit trail of task history for project reporting.

Example Prompts

• "Add a task to the planner: 'Finish the Q4 documentation draft by Friday at 5 PM' and prioritize it as high."
• "Show me the last 20 tasks I added to see what I have been working on lately."
• "Search for all entries related to the 'marketing project' to prepare for my weekly-review."

Tips & Limitations

Tips: Leverage the stats command regularly to monitor your productivity volume. You can export your data to CSV or JSON using export if you need to generate visualizations in Excel or other BI tools.

Limitations: Because this is a file-based system, it does not support real-time sync across multiple machines unless the data folder is synced via a tool like git or rsync. It is designed for terminal-heavy users; those looking for a graphical user interface may find the command-line approach requires a brief learning curve.