task-capture

Task capture converts natural language input like 'I need to call the bank tomorrow' into structured task records automatically. It extracts title, deadline, priority, and energy level from your phrasing, then creates the task via a slash command or trigger phrase with minimal friction.

Yes, task capture performs role inference to automatically assign tasks to the responsible role based on context clues in your input. This removes the need to manually specify ownership for each task.

Task capture parses titles, deadlines, priorities, energy levels, role hints, and project hints from natural language. It follows defined parsing rules to extract these structured fields while maintaining support for optional duplicate detection and journal logging.

Use the /capture slash command or natural phrases like 'add task' or 'new todo' to trigger capture. Enter your task in plain language—the system automatically parses details, infers ownership, and creates the task record in your task management system.

Task capture optionally logs each capture entry to a journal alongside task creation. This provides a record of when tasks were captured and supports review of your capture history.

Task capture supports optional duplicate checking during capture. When enabled, it can identify if a similar task already exists before creating a new record, helping you avoid redundant entries.