todoist
Manage Todoist tasks via the `todoist` CLI (list, add, modify, complete, delete). Supports filters, projects, labels, and priorities.
What this skill does
# Todoist CLI
Use `todoist` to manage Todoist tasks directly from the terminal.
## Setup
1. Install: `brew install todoist-cli`
2. Get your API token from https://app.todoist.com/app/settings/integrations/developer
3. Create config:
```bash
mkdir -p ~/.config/todoist
echo '{"token": "YOUR_API_TOKEN"}' > ~/.config/todoist/config.json
```
4. Sync: `todoist sync`
## List Tasks
```bash
todoist list # All tasks
todoist list --filter "today" # Due today
todoist list --filter "overdue" # Overdue tasks
todoist list --filter "p1" # Priority 1 (highest)
todoist list --filter "tomorrow" # Due tomorrow
todoist list --filter "@work" # By label
todoist list --filter "#Project" # By project
todoist list --filter "(today | overdue) & p1" # Combined filters
```
## Add Tasks
```bash
todoist add "Buy milk" # Simple task
todoist add "Call mom" --priority 1 # With priority (1=highest, 4=lowest)
todoist add "Meeting" --date "tomorrow 3pm" # With due date
todoist add "Report" --project-name "Work" # To specific project
todoist add "Review" --label-names "urgent,review" # With labels
todoist quick "Buy eggs tomorrow p1 #Shopping @errands" # Natural language
```
## Modify Tasks
```bash
todoist modify TASK_ID --content "New title"
todoist modify TASK_ID --priority 2
todoist modify TASK_ID --date "next monday"
```
## Complete Tasks
```bash
todoist close TASK_ID # Complete a task
todoist close TASK_ID TASK_ID2 # Complete multiple tasks
```
## Delete Tasks
```bash
todoist delete TASK_ID
```
## View Details
```bash
todoist show TASK_ID # Show task details
todoist projects # List all projects
todoist labels # List all labels
```
## Sync
```bash
todoist sync # Sync local cache with Todoist
```
## Output Formats
```bash
todoist list --csv # CSV output for scripting
todoist list --color # Colorized output
todoist list --namespace # Show parent tasks as namespace
todoist list --indent # Indent subtasks
```
## Filter Syntax
Todoist CLI supports the [official Todoist filter syntax](https://todoist.com/help/articles/introduction-to-filters-V98wIH):
| Filter | Description |
|--------|-------------|
| `today` | Due today |
| `tomorrow` | Due tomorrow |
| `overdue` | Past due date |
| `no date` | No due date |
| `p1`, `p2`, `p3`, `p4` | Priority level |
| `@label` | By label |
| `#Project` | By project |
| `assigned to: me` | Assigned to you |
| `7 days` | Due in next 7 days |
Combine with `&` (and), `|` (or), `!` (not):
```bash
todoist list --filter "(today | overdue) & p1"
todoist list --filter "#Work & !@done"
```
## Notes
- Run `todoist sync` after making changes in the web/mobile app
- Task IDs are numeric (e.g., `12345678`)
- Config stored in `~/.config/todoist/config.json`
- Cache stored in `~/.config/todoist/cache.json`
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