task-management

You can manage recurring tasks by asking your voice assistant to create todos with daily, weekly, or monthly patterns. The skill converts spoken requests into scheduled records with ISO deadlines in your local timezone and tracks upcoming items within a defined time horizon.

The best way to create high priority tasks from natural language is to say phrases like "Add a high priority task" or "Remember to." The skill parses these spoken or written requests to automatically set priority levels and optional due dates for storage.

Yes, you need PostgreSQL to track todos and query upcoming tasks. The skill requires this persistent storage to reliably create, update, and list task records, ensuring your personal productivity data is safely maintained across sessions.

Yes, you can update task priority and mark todos as complete hands-free. The skill supports status updates and priority changes through voice commands, allowing you to rename tasks or move deadlines without manual data entry into the database.

To list pending tasks and check what is due in the next 7 days, simply ask your assistant what is coming up. The skill retrieves upcoming tasks within a defined time window and lists pending or all tasks using tool-based queries against your stored records.

A limitation of using voice commands for task management is the dependency on persistent PostgreSQL storage and correct local timezone configuration for ISO deadline handling. Complex task queries are constrained by the available tool-based operations for create, list, update, and recurring queries.