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todoist

Todoist is a popular command-line tool designed to help manage tasks and prioritize goals efficiently. It allows users to create, organize, and track their to-do lists and projects from the command-line interface.

  1. Todoist simplifies task management by providing a straightforward command-line interface that allows users to interact with their to-do lists without the need for a graphical user interface.
  2. The tool offers various commands to create tasks, set due dates, add labels, and prioritize tasks, allowing users to easily customize their to-do lists.
  3. Users can create projects and sub-projects to organize tasks hierarchically using the tool.
  4. Todoist supports natural language parsing, enabling users to enter due dates and recurring tasks in a human-readable format.
  5. The tool provides features like reminders, notifications, and activity tracking to ensure tasks are not overlooked and deadlines are met.
  6. Todoist syncs seamlessly across multiple devices, allowing users to access and update their tasks from anywhere with an internet connection.
  7. It offers collaboration features, enabling users to share tasks and projects with colleagues, assign tasks to team members, and track progress collectively.
  8. Todoist integrates with popular third-party tools like Google Calendar, Dropbox, and Zapier, enabling users to leverage their existing workflows and integrate task management seamlessly.
  9. It provides a robust API that developers can utilize to build custom integrations and automations.
  10. Todoist offers both free and premium versions, with the premium version providing additional features like task reminders, productivity tracking, and project templates.

List of commands for todoist:

  • todoist:tldr:1ac9d todoist: Add a high priority task with a label, project, and due date in quick mode.
    $ todoist quick '#${project_name} "${tmr 9am}" p${1} ${task_name} @${label_name}'
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  • todoist:tldr:2fe8d todoist: List today's tasks with high priority that have the specified label.
    $ todoist list --filter '(@${label_name} | ${today}) & p${1}'
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  • todoist:tldr:5c323 todoist: Add a high priority task with a label, project, and due date.
    $ todoist add "${task_name}" --priority ${1} --label-ids "${label_id}" --project-name "${project_name}" --date "${tmr 9am}"
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  • todoist:tldr:76a5c todoist: Add a task.
    $ todoist add "${task_name}"
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  • todoist:tldr:c16a0 todoist: List all tasks with a header and color.
    $ todoist --header --color list
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  • todoist:tldr:db5af todoist: List all high priority tasks.
    $ todoist list --filter p${1}
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