Daily To-Do Manager
Daily reminders from your to-do list
Daily To-Do Manager
Daily reminders from your to-do list
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Description
A general-purpose daily reminder skill that reads your own “To-Do List” and creates daily reminders based on its categories. It marks priorities, tracks “prepare N days early” lead time and substeps, and rolls unfinished items forward. Reminders are archived in “Reminder Log,” while “Today’s Reminders” is refreshed each day—so you can see what needs to be done as soon as you open the project, without searching through task conversations. On first use, it guides you through creating a list, choosing categories, setting a daily reminder time, and automatically creating a scheduled task. You can also record new to-dos conversationally or scan your recent projects for potentially missed tasks, which are added only after you confirm them.
Best for
People who want to manage daily tasks in one place, plan preparation around due dates, and keep following up on unfinished items.
How to use this Skill
Provide your input
Provide your to-do list, or tell me a new task, reminder time, and due date. On first use, you can also specify categories and your daily reminder schedule.
Run the Skill
I’ll read and organize your list, then create today’s reminders by category, priority, due date, preparation period, and substeps. New items found by scanning are recorded only after you confirm them.
Review your result
Get a grouped set of reminders for the day, with history saved automatically. Unfinished items roll over, and checked reminders are written back to your list the next time it refreshes.
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Information
- Version
- v7
- Last updated
- Runtime credits
- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
- What you get
- DocumentPlan
