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Manage tasks

Skill sumitaich1998/jarvisvr/skills/productivity/manage-tasks

An AI agentic operating system for mixed reality on the Meta Quest 3 — your own J.A.R.V.I.S. Multi-agent orchestration, multimodal perception (sight/hearing/gaze), 42 holographic widgets, 20 LLM providers.

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npx -y skills add sumitaich1998/jarvisvr --skill manage-tasks

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Maintain a checkable to-do list — add, complete, reprioritize, and review tasks — as an interactive hologram. Use for "add a task", "what's on my list?", "mark X done", "show my to-dos", or planning the day. Triggers: task, to-do, todo, add to my list, mark done, check off, my tasks, what's left.

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Manage Tasks

Render and maintain a todo_list the user can check off by hand. You own the list's contents; the widget emits toggle/select events you respond to.

Steps

  1. Load or build the list. Keep stable ids per item so toggles map back.
  2. Apply the change: add → append an item; complete → set done:true; reprioritize → set priority (low|medium|high); remove → drop the item.
  3. Render with show_todo_list (full list, with the current item states).
  4. React to interactions (client.interaction, §5.11) and persist:
    • toggle_item{item_id, done} → update that item's done, holo.update.
    • select_item{item_id} → focus/expand or offer actions.
  5. Voice a short status ("3 tasks, 1 done").

Output

todo_list (props per registry.json):

{ "widget_type": "todo_list",
  "transform": { "anchor": "world", "billboard": true },
  "props": { "title": "Today",
             "items": [
               { "id": "t1", "text": "Review PR #42", "done": false, "priority": "high" },
               { "id": "t2", "text": "Stretch break", "done": true, "priority": "low" },
               { "id": "t3", "text": "Prep flight test", "done": false, "priority": "medium" } ] },
  "interactions": ["tap","grab","resize","toggle","drag"] }

Toggle handling (incoming):

{ "object_id": "O_todo", "widget_type": "todo_list", "action": "toggle",
  "element": "item_checkbox", "value": { "item_id": "t1", "done": true } }

→ respond with a holo.update carrying the updated items array.

Edge cases

  • Empty list → render with an encouraging empty state and offer to add the first task.
  • Vague task → capture it verbatim; don't over-structure ("buy stuff").
  • Task with a deadline → also offer set-reminders; with a focus block → manage-timers pomodoro.
  • Reordering (drag) → persist the new order.
  • "Clear completed" → drop done:true items and holo.update.

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