One of a number of Riker pseudo AI/assistant apps in the long term probably.

Retrieves tasks from task managers and transforms and represents in portable formats for other tools.

Currently supported task manager:

• Todoist (REST API)

Currently supported portable formats:

• Markdown (including Kanban plugin compatible)

Currently makes an assumption that using filters provides a nice general way to answer to many usecases.

This is read only to give you a way to view your tasks in your favourite tool(s).

No current strategy out of the box for automation but this is something I'm looking into. Presumably could be hooked into tools or set to run on a chron.

This is written in Clojure and distributed as a jar file ready for running on Java. Only MacOS and Linux tested so far.

Create a secrets file in your home directory and place your Todoist API auth token in there.

For example '.riker-tasks-secrets.edn' below.

{
  :auth-token "your-token-here"
}

This example will create two kanban columns, one with personal tasks with the highest priority (which in this system means set for today) and the other with work tasks with the highest priority.

Create a 'config.edn' in the same directory where you will run the riker-task jar file.

{
  :secrets #include #join [#env HOME "/.riker-task-secrets.edn"]

  :api-auth-token #profile {:default #ref [:secrets :auth-token]}

  :todoist-uri "https://api.todoist.com/rest/v1/"

  :task-list-filters [{:list-name "Personal tasks" :resource "tasks" :filter "p1 & @Personal"} {:list-name "Work tasks" :resource "tasks" :filter "p1 & @Work"}]
}

$ java -jar riker-tasks.jar

Assumes that Seancorfield dot-clojure is installed locally in ~/.clojure and is functional.

Update 'resources/app.edn' setting the version to the appropriate value.

$ clj -X:uberjar :jar riker-tasks.jar :main-class rikertask.core