tududi

What This Skill Does

The tududi skill for OpenClaw provides a powerful interface for interacting with a self-hosted tududi task management instance. It allows the AI agent to act as a personal or team assistant, enabling the creation, retrieval, updating, and deletion of tasks, projects, and inbox items directly via command-line driven API interactions. By leveraging this skill, you can automate your productivity workflow, manage complex project hierarchies, and categorize your responsibilities with tags and due dates without ever leaving your terminal or chat interface.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your environment, use the OpenClaw management utility. Ensure you have your tududi instance running and your API token generated from the settings menu. Install the skill using the following command: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/chrisvel/tududi

After installation, navigate to your openclaw.json configuration file. Locate the skills.entries.tududi.env section and provide your TUDUDI_URL and TUDUDI_API_TOKEN to authenticate the agent properly.

Use Cases

This skill is perfect for users seeking a privacy-focused task management system. Use it to:

• Automate Task Intake: Quickly dump thoughts into the inbox via voice or text prompts.
• Project Coordination: Categorize tasks under specific project headers and track progress using status updates.
• Daily Workflow Management: Filter tasks by 'today' or 'upcoming' to help the agent provide a morning briefing.
• Contextual Organization: Attach tags to tasks for better searchability across different domains of your life.

Example Prompts

1. "Check my inbox and turn the last item into a task for the 'Work' project due tomorrow with priority 4."
2. "Show me all tasks that are currently in progress and tagged with 'urgent' across all my projects."
3. "Create a new project called 'Website Redesign' and add a task to 'draft homepage copy' set to not started."

Tips & Limitations

• UID Requirement: Always ensure you are targeting the UID for updates or deletions, as numeric IDs may lead to unexpected errors.
• Status Mapping: Remember that tasks use specific status integers (0-6). If the agent gets stuck, verify the status code documentation.
• Filters: Utilize URL query parameters like ?filter=today to narrow down the AI's focus, which improves response speed and token efficiency. Note that the skill requires a consistent internet connection to your self-hosted instance.