Today's Task Suggestions

This command suggests prioritized tasks for the user to focus on today.

Argument Handling

When Arguments Are Provided

If $ARGUMENTS is not empty, intelligently parse the provided text to determine preferences.

Arguments received: $ARGUMENTS

The user may provide information in any format. Extract whatever preferences are present:

• Number of tasks: How many tasks to suggest (default: 3)
• Account filter: Which Google account(s) to pull from (optional)
• List filter: Which task list(s) to pull from (optional)

Examples of valid inputs:

• 5 tasks
• give me 10
• from my work account
• just from Shopping list
• 3 tasks from my personal gmail
• show me 5 from the Work Tasks list in my work account
• what should I focus on from my personal account?

Parse number references like "5 tasks", "give me 10", "show 3" to determine the count.

Parse account references like "my work account", "personal gmail", "user@gmail.com" to identify account filters.

Parse list references like "from Shopping", "in the Work Tasks list" to identify list filters.

When No Arguments Are Provided

If $ARGUMENTS is empty, invoke the skill to suggest 3 prioritized tasks across all accounts and lists.

Invoke the Skill

Invoke the gtasks-todo-manager skill to suggest tasks for today.

The skill's Suggestions operation contains the guidance for:

1. Retrieving pending tasks (optionally filtered by account or list)
2. Applying prioritization:
   • Overdue tasks (highest priority)
   • Tasks due today
   • Tasks due soon (next 7 days)
   • Tasks with no due date (if needed)
3. Returning the requested number of suggestions
4. Presenting each suggestion with context (title, due status, list, account, why prioritized)

Output

Present the suggested tasks in a clear format showing:

• Task title
• Due status (overdue, due today, due soon, no due date)
• Which list and account it belongs to
• Why it was prioritized

Follow-up Actions

After presenting suggestions, offer:

• "Would you like to complete any of these tasks?"
• "Would you like to see more suggestions?"
• "Would you like to add a new task for today?"