Wednesday Task — first-class TickTick tools

draft — generated, polish on first use.

Category: skills Where it works: Claude Code / Telegram (Hermes) / both Source: /Users/dexter/.hermes/skills/wednesday-task/SKILL.md

What it is

Skill that routes todo-shaped requests to TickTick via first-class tools. Detects triggers like “creează task”, “add task”, “/task”, “TODO:”, “remind me”, “trebuie să”, “lista de cumpărături”, “shopping list”, “wishlist”, “pune-mi task”.

How to trigger it

• Natural language phrases: “creează task X”, “add task Y”, “TODO: ”, “remind me to ”, “trebuie să ”, “I need to ”, “task: ”, “lista de cumpărături”, “shopping list”, “lista farmacie”, “wishlist”, “pune-mi task”, “fă task”.
• Direct command/trigger: /task <text>.
• Auto-fires? yes — on any todo-shaped phrase above.

How to use it

Operator says a todo phrase. Skill identifies intent and calls ticktick_create_task(title, project_name?, priority?, due?) for single items or ticktick_create_tasks(titles, project_name?, priority?) for batches. Tool hits TickTick Open API directly. Only respond “Task creat” after receiving success: true.

Practical examples

1. you: “creează task cumpărături market: pâine, lapte, ouă” → calls ticktick_create_tasks with titles, project_name=Market.
2. you: “remind me to call HR tomorrow” → calls ticktick_create_task with title, project_name=HR, due parsed if possible.

Notes / limits

Never say “Task creat” without tool success. todo toolset disabled — do not use. Project routing via keyword table; ambiguous requests omit project_name (inbox default). Verify project keywords against doctrina if new domain appears.