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Score and rank Todoist tasks to prioritize next steps without writing back to the app
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A small dashboard that scores and ranks your Todoist tasks so you can see
what to work on next.
It's read-mostly by design: it fetches your active tasks, computes a score
for each one, and shows them ranked. It never writes priorities, due dates,
or content back to Todoist. Two things it does write: checking a task off
directly from here (see below), and applying/removing the "Up Next" label
when you drag a task in or out of that section (see Up Next) —
both because that's the point of using the app for anything beyond looking.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
A small dashboard that scores and ranks your Todoist tasks so you can see
what to work on next.
It's read-mostly by design: it fetches your active tasks, computes a score
for each one, and shows them ranked. It never writes priorities, due dates,
or content back to Todoist. Two things it does write: checking a task off
directly from here (see below), and applying/removing the "Up Next" label
when you drag a task in or out of that section (see Up Next) —
both because that's the point of using the app for anything beyond looking.Read the full README ↗