Add tasks with Linear issue IDs to existing daily plans.
npx skills add https://github.com/je3yk/daily-skills --skill daily-add-task
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: daily-add-task Source: https://github.com/je3yk/daily-skills/tree/main/daily-add-task Command: npx skills add https://github.com/je3yk/daily-skills --skill daily-add-task
This skill helps users to seamlessly add new tasks to their daily plans without the need for complex command structures.
Add new tasks to your plan with: /daily-add-task "Update documentation" 123-XYZ
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can add tasks to your daily plan seamlessly by providing Linear issue IDs or free-form descriptions, which the skill parses for immediate incremental adjustments and automatic re-sorting.
Yes, you can dynamically add Linear issues to your daily plan by inputting their issue IDs, allowing for structured task addition and automatic re-sorting within your task list.
The best way to manage incremental task additions is using a skill that automatically parses robust inputs, manages priorities, and re-sorts the task list immediately after new items are added.
You structure task addition inputs by using a simple command like /daily-add-task followed by a free-form description in quotes and an optional Linear issue ID for structured tracking.
Yes, daily plan re-sorting happens automatically when you add a task, ensuring your task list is immediately updated for efficient project and time management without manual intervention.
The main limitation is that the system requires robust input parsing to handle free-form descriptions effectively, meaning poorly structured inputs might affect priority management and automatic re-sorting accuracy.
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