ticktick-linux

What This Skill Does

The ticktick-linux skill integrates your TickTick task management workflow directly into OpenClaw using the tickrs CLI. It allows you to create, list, complete, and manage your projects without leaving your terminal environment. By utilizing this skill, you can automate your productivity tracking, ensure tasks are logged immediately as they come up, and maintain an organized dashboard of your daily priorities.

Installation

To install this skill, run the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/davidsmorais/ticktick-linux

Prerequisite: Before using the skill, you must authenticate your TickTick account. Ensure you have the tickrs binary installed via cargo, and run: ~/.cargo/bin/tickrs init Follow the on-screen prompts to link your account securely.

Use Cases

This skill is perfect for power users who rely on command-line workflows. Common use cases include:

• Adding tasks during a coding session without switching windows to a browser.
• Retrieving a list of today's tasks to display in a status dashboard.
• Automatically checking off completed tasks as part of a post-deployment script or task-completion workflow.
• Organizing tasks across specific projects to manage multiple workstreams effectively.

Example Prompts

1. "Add a task to my 'Work' project: Review the technical documentation for the new API release with high priority."
2. "List all my incomplete tasks for today in the Inbox project."
3. "Complete the task with ID 4521."

Tips & Limitations

• ID Lookup: The ticktick_complete function requires a specific task ID. Always run ticktick_list first to confirm the correct ID before attempting to mark a task as complete.
• Authentication: If you face issues executing commands, verify that ~/.cargo/bin/tickrs init was performed correctly and that your authentication token has not expired.
• Natural Language: The ticktick_create command supports natural language for the date parameter, so feel free to use phrases like 'next monday at 9am' for improved efficiency.
• Local Pathing: Note that this skill is configured to use an absolute path to the binary (/home/david/.cargo/bin/tickrs). Ensure the binary exists at this location or update the skill configuration if your Rust installation resides elsewhere.