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When the user wants to read, create, update, or delete Todoist data (tasks, projects, sections, labels, comments, etc.) via the td CLI.
td auth status--json/--ndjson for machine output and --cursor paginationStructured Todoist management through CLI: tasks/projects CRUD, filtered queries, JSON output for agents, with safe confirmation on destructive actions.
Use Cases
A user says "add a high-priority task to review the report tomorrow in Work project". The agent loads this skill, runs `td add "Review report tomorrow p1 #Work"` after confirming td is authenticated. The task is created without destructive confirmation. The user gets a quick, natural-language task added to Todoist, saving manual app entry and reducing friction in capture.
A team lead wants to clean up an old project and its tasks. The agent uses this skill to list projects via `td project list --json`, then asks for confirmation before running `td project delete <ref>` as required. After approval, the project is removed. The confirmation gate prevents accidental data loss while enabling scripted bulk cleanup via CLI.
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