priority-classification

Task prioritization can be automated by classifying tasks into four levels—VERY IMPORTANT, HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW—based on due dates, urgency keywords like urgent or critical, and explicit priority markers. The skill applies during task creation, updates, imports, and periodic re-evaluation to keep priorities aligned with changing deadlines.

Keywords such as urgent, critical, and asap are detected in task titles and descriptions to influence priority classification. These keywords work alongside due-date analysis and explicit priority overrides to determine the final priority level assigned to each task.

Yes, explicit priority overrides bypass automatic classification rules when you set a priority manually. This ensures user-defined priorities take precedence while maintaining deterministic outputs for all other tasks.

Priority re-evaluation runs on a timed cycle to catch deadline drift and keep task priorities synchronized with real-time deadline changes. This ensures task views and notification triggers always reflect current urgency based on temporal classification windows.

Tasks require a title, description, and dueDate at minimum for classification. An optional explicitPriority field allows manual overrides. When these fields are present during task creation, updates, or imports, the skill assigns the appropriate priority level.

Priority levels drive UI styling through visual chips and sorting order, ensuring teams focus on high-urgency work first. Classification also integrates with notification triggers to alert users about tasks reaching critical deadlines or high-priority thresholds.