Todoist Task Manager

**Quick judgment** A solid, task-focused integration that exposes most of Todoist’s core capabilities via the `todoist` CLI. Functionality and expressiveness are strong, especially for users already familiar with Todoist filters. The main constraints are dependency on a correctly installed CLI and the handling of a long-lived API token in local config. **Key strengths** - Good coverage of core Todoist actions: list, add (including natural language), modify, complete, delete, and show details. - Rich filtering (dates, priorities, projects, labels, and boolean combinations) allowing precise task selection. - Supports structured output (e.g., CSV) which is well-suited for automation and AI-driven post-processing. **Risks and limitations** - Requires local installation and correct configuration of the `todoist` CLI; misconfiguration or missing token will cause failures. - Uses a persistent Todoist API token stored in a config file; if the environment is not secure, this poses an account security risk. - Destructive operations (complete, delete) are irreversible at the Todoist level and can affect large sets of tasks if IDs or filters are incorrect. - Behavior depends on Todoist API availability and CLI stability, which are external to the skill itself. **Recommended scenarios** - Personal productivity or assistant agents that need reliable read/write access to a single user’s Todoist account. - Automation workflows that periodically query, update, or clean up Todoist tasks based on complex rules or external triggers. - Power users who already rely on Todoist filters and want those semantics exposed programmatically via an AI or scripting layer. - Less ideal for multi-user, high-compliance environments unless API token storage and access permissions are carefully controlled.