AI assistant for Todoist
PocketClaw keeps your Todoist list fed from everywhere work actually arrives. When an email or a message contains a real task, it captures it with the right project, label, and date instead of letting it rot in your inbox. Each morning it proposes a short list of what deserves today, drawn from due dates, overdue items, and what your calendar allows. It does not add, reorder, or complete anything until you approve it.
What it does with Todoist
Captures tasks from messages
An email or chat that is really a task becomes a Todoist item with the source attached, so the follow-up does not depend on your memory.
Proposes a short today list
PocketClaw weighs due dates, overdue items, and your calendar, then proposes what fits today. You pick from the proposal rather than staring at everything.
Puts a date on it
When a message implies a deadline, PocketClaw proposes the date instead of filing everything as no-date, and you confirm before it lands.
Prepares every change for approval
Adding, reordering, or completing a task is shown to you first. Nothing changes in Todoist until you approve it.
Seen end to end
Todoist is one of the tools PocketClaw reads for the morning brief. That page walks the whole job end to end, across every tool it touches.
Common questions
- Will it reorder my priorities alone?
- No. PocketClaw proposes an order and waits. Your priorities change only when you say so.
- Does it respect projects and labels?
- Yes. It files into your existing projects with sensible labels, and asks rather than inventing new structure.
- Can it handle recurring tasks?
- Yes. PocketClaw proposes the recurrence pattern from how you describe it in plain words, and you approve before it is set.