priority-classification

Automatically classifying task priority based on due dates and urgency is achieved by analyzing due dates, urgency keywords, and explicit priority markers using deterministic logic to assign one of four priority levels: VERY IMPORTANT, HIGH, MEDIUM, or LOW.

Assigning priority levels during a bulk task import is handled by applying deterministic classification rules across all newly imported tasks, analyzing their due dates and urgency keywords to assign accurate priority markers immediately upon entry.

Automatic task prioritization supports periodic re-evaluation of existing todo lists by running a background check every 60 seconds, updating priority classifications when due dates shift or task titles and descriptions change.

Deterministic task classification works with manual priority marker overrides by respecting explicit priority changes made by users, ensuring that manual inputs take precedence over automatically generated urgency keyword and due date thresholds.

Limitations of using due dates and keywords for task urgency classification include rigid deterministic thresholds that may miss nuanced context, requiring explicit priority markers or precise urgency keywords in task descriptions for accurate categorization.