eddo-todo

Automate GTD task management and time tracking via the Eddo MCP server.

58|5|Updated Nov 26, 2022
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/walterra/eddoapp --skill eddo-todo
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: eddo-todo
Source: https://github.com/walterra/eddoapp/tree/main/packages/chat-agent/skills/eddo-todo
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/walterra/eddoapp --skill eddo-todo

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides GTD-style task management and time tracking by interfacing with the Eddo MCP server, helping individuals organize work items, remember tasks, and monitor progress across contexts.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • GTD contexts and actionability tagging (gtd:next, gtd:project, gtd:waiting, gtd:someday)
  • Time tracking with start/stop and summaries
  • MCP-based programmatic task creation and updates via the eddo-todo.js CLI
  • Subtasks, attachments, notes, and metadata support for richer task records
  • Use Case: A developer tracks sprint tasks, associates them with a project context, and logs time during QA

Quick Start

Create a new todo by describing the task, context, and optional tags; the skill will add it to your MCP-backed store.

Frequently Asked Questions about eddo-todo

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I track GTD contexts and actionability tags for project tasks?

You can track GTD contexts and actionability tags by interfacing with the Eddo MCP server, which supports tagging tasks with gtd:next, gtd:project, gtd:waiting, and gtd:someday to organize work items across contexts.

Can I automate task creation and updates programmatically via MCP?

You can automate task creation and updates programmatically via MCP by using the eddo-todo.js CLI, which talks directly to the MCP-backed Eddo server to manage automated workflows.

How do I start and stop time tracking for sprint tasks during QA?

Time tracking for sprint tasks is managed through the MCP-backed Eddo server, allowing you to start and stop tracking time and generate summaries for work items like QA sessions.

Does the Eddo MCP task tracker support subtasks, notes, and attachments?

The Eddo MCP task tracker supports subtasks, attachments, notes, and metadata, enabling you to create richer task records for detailed project management and time tracking.

What's the best way to integrate GTD-style task management into a developer workflow?

Integrating GTD-style task management into a developer workflow is best achieved by using the MCP-backed Eddo server with the eddo-todo.js CLI to programmatically create, update, and track tasks within automated processes.

Do I need a running MCP server to use GTD-style task tracking?

Yes, you need a running MCP server because the skill interfaces with the Eddo MCP server to store, organize, and retrieve tasks, relying on it for all task management operations.