claw-todolist

What This Skill Does

The claw-todolist skill is a high-precision task management system built on the GTD (Getting Things Done) and Eisenhower Matrix methodologies, operating under the V3.2 Protocol. It transforms OpenClaw into a proactive personal assistant capable of deep structural task analysis. Unlike simple list-makers, this skill uses a sophisticated weighting system (⭐) and prioritized categorization, ensuring that your most critical tasks remain visible while secondary goals are balanced appropriately. It manages persistence internally within the skill directory, ensuring your task data remains encapsulated and deterministic. The unique 'REVIEW' feature performs a weekly audit of your workflow, checking P1 task ratios, overdue items, and identifying strategic neglect.

Installation

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

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/mtyatno/claw-todolist

Once installed, the skill immediately integrates with the agent's intent-parsing engine. No additional API keys or external configurations are required as all state is handled locally within the skill's file path.

Use Cases

This skill is designed for power users who require strict task discipline. Use cases include:

• Daily workflow management for technical projects.
• Balancing urgent maintenance tasks against long-term strategic growth.
• Periodic structural audits of personal or professional workloads to prevent task stagnation.
• Teams or individuals following GTD protocols who need a lightweight but robust terminal-based tracking system.

Example Prompts

• "a Pick up dry cleaning P1 ⭐⭐⭐ DUE 2023-11-20"
• "ls --view urgent"
• "REVIEW my current task distribution and highlight any strategic neglect."

Tips & Limitations

• Alias Usage: Save time by using the shorthand: 'a' for adding, 'x' for completing, 'ls' for viewing, and 'e' for editing.
• Weighting: The ⭐ weight is key for the algorithm. High-weight tasks are prioritized in the weekly REVIEW output.
• Persistence: Because all files are stored strictly within the skill directory, ensure you back up that directory if migrating to a new environment.
• Limitation: The skill currently functions as a local, offline-first tool; it does not sync with third-party calendars or cloud-based platforms by design to ensure privacy and deterministic state management.