Summary
Capture and planning in the same conversation.
The gap this closes is the one between deciding what to do and writing it down somewhere it will be seen. Because filters are supported as well as plain listing, 'what is overdue and unlabelled' is answerable — which is what makes it a planning tool rather than an inbox.
What it is
A full connection to your Todoist workspace. Projects, sections, tasks, labels and comments are each readable and writable, so planning a week and recording it are the same conversation.
What you get
- Projects listed, read, created, renamed and deleted
- Sections within a project, for structure below the project level
- Tasks created, updated, closed and deleted, including retrieval by Todoist's own filter syntax
- Labels, for the cross-project views Todoist is built around
- Comments, so the discussion stays attached to the task
- A published container image, so the client launches it without a local build
Requirements
A Todoist API token from your developer settings, and Docker — the documented configuration runs the published image with the token in its environment.