notification-trigger

Automated notifications for priority tasks are generated by checking incomplete VERY IMPORTANT items every 10 minutes and triggering alerts when they fall within a six-hour due-date window. It reacts to priority and due-date changes to emit timely alerts without manual intervention.

In-memory duplicate prevention tracks emitted alerts per task so that the same VERY IMPORTANT task does not trigger repeated notifications. It maintains tracking data in memory while the app is open, preventing notification spam until the task is resolved or expires.

Notification tracking is cleared automatically through lifecycle management when a task is completed, its due time passes, or its priority and status change. This ensures the system resets tracking data and maintains accurate future alert eligibility.

Yes, you can integrate a notification subsystem to persist and display triggered alerts. The system emits deduplicated alerts for eligible tasks and works with the subsystem to maintain consistency across the UI.

Monitoring incomplete high-priority tasks without spam is achieved by running 10-minute interval checks combined with in-memory duplicate prevention. It only notifies on VERY IMPORTANT tasks due within six hours and clears tracking on completion or expiry to avoid redundant alerts.

Task notification triggers only fire for VERY IMPORTANT priority items because the eligibility criteria strictly enforce that incomplete tasks must have this specific priority level and a due date within six hours. Lower priority tasks do not meet the threshold for alert generation.