Microsoft To Do

**Quick judgement** A capable and well-documented integration for Microsoft To Do that exposes most of the important Graph To Do features (lists, tasks, subtasks, linked resources) via the Maton gateway. It’s a strong choice when you explicitly need to operate on a user’s real Microsoft To Do data, but it depends on external infrastructure (Maton + Microsoft Graph) and requires prior setup of a Maton API key and OAuth connection. **Key strengths** - Good functional coverage: full CRUD on lists, tasks, checklist items, and linked resources, plus pagination and OData parameters. - Managed OAuth: simplifies token handling by offloading Microsoft account auth to Maton. - Solid docs with concrete examples, clear error handling notes, and troubleshooting guidance. **Risks & limitations** - Hard dependency on a third-party gateway (Maton) and Microsoft Graph availability and rate limits. - Requires a valid MATON_API_KEY and an active Microsoft To Do connection; setup may be non-trivial for non-technical users. - Handles personal productivity data, so privacy and API key management must be treated carefully. **Recommended scenarios** - Assistants that users explicitly connect to their Microsoft To Do account to manage real tasks and lists. - Workflow automation that creates and maintains tasks (including subtasks and external links) based on user instructions or other system events. - Integrations where you already use Microsoft 365 and want a programmatic way to sync or orchestrate tasks within Microsoft To Do.