Manage daily todos, journals, and focus data via a simple HTTP API.
npx skills add https://github.com/gautjac/dashboard --skill daily-dashboard
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: daily-dashboard Source: https://github.com/gautjac/dashboard/tree/main/clawdbot-skill Command: npx skills add https://github.com/gautjac/dashboard --skill daily-dashboard
Managing todos, journals, and daily focus through a single, programmable HTTP API to automate personal productivity and data coherence.
Use the exec tool to query the Daily Dashboard API and begin by listing your todos.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You manage daily todos and journal entries via an HTTP API by sending curl commands to list, add, update, or retrieve tasks, focus lines, and reflections through a simple endpoint interface.
Yes, you can use curl to automate personal task and journal workflows by executing HTTP requests that add, complete, or delete todos and write daily focus data for consistent access.
A curl-driven dashboard for daily productivity is an HTTP API interface that controls tasks, journals, and focus data using command-line HTTP requests instead of a graphical application.
Yes, the daily-dashboard API supports retrieving and updating existing focus lines, allowing you to fetch current daily focus data and modify it through simple HTTP requests.
The best way to integrate a daily task API with automation scripts is to use standard curl commands to send HTTP requests for listing, adding, and updating todos and journals programmatically.
You do not need any specific dependencies to use this HTTP API for todos beyond a standard HTTP client like curl and an environment that supports executing the defined exec command pattern.
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