daily-task-skip

Skip a task in a daily plan by task ID and prevent carryover.

1|Updated Mar 24, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/je3yk/daily-skills --skill daily-task-skip
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Skill: daily-task-skip
Source: https://github.com/je3yk/daily-skills/tree/main/daily-task-skip
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/je3yk/daily-skills --skill daily-task-skip

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Manually managing daily tasks can be overwhelming, especially when certain tasks need to be skipped. This Skill helps streamline the process by allowing you to skip tasks easily, ensuring your daily plan remains focused and manageable.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Skip Tasks: Skip any task in your daily plan with a simple command.
  • Reason Capture: Capture a reason for skipping a task to maintain a comprehensive record.
  • Avoid Carryover: Prevent skipped tasks from being carried over to the next day, maintaining a clean and updated plan.

Quick Start

To skip a task, use the command: /daily-task-skip {task-id}

Frequently Asked Questions about daily-task-skip

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I skip a task in my daily plan without carrying it over to the next day?

To skip a daily task without carrying it over, use the skip command with your specific task ID. This removes the task from your current daily plan and prevents it from automatically rolling over to tomorrow's workload.

Can I record a reason when skipping a task in my daily planning workflow?

Yes, you can optionally provide a reason when skipping a task. Capturing a reason maintains a comprehensive record within your task management workflow, helping you track why specific items were skipped for future workload analysis.

What is the best way to prevent skipped tasks from cluttering tomorrow's workload management?

The best way to prevent skipped tasks from cluttering future workload management is to explicitly skip them using a task ID. This streamlines your daily plan by ensuring skipped items are removed rather than carried over.

Do I need a task ID to remove an item from my structured daily plan?

Yes, a task ID is required to remove or skip an item from your structured daily plan. Providing the correct task ID ensures the exact target task is skipped while keeping the rest of your daily workload intact.

Why avoid manually moving delayed tasks when optimizing a daily plan?

Manually moving delayed tasks creates unnecessary carryovers that clutter your daily plan. Using an explicit skip command streamlines task management by directly removing the item and optionally logging the reason.