Copy your API token from Settings in Todoist.You must have Todoist Premium, because this tool requires task notes and the activity log.It's not practical or important for me to catch up on all three at once rather, I just want a reminder to pick up wherever I left off in the cycle. In the piano example above, I used to have three separate tasks (for practicing, learning, and composing) that recurred on different days.īut if I missed a couple days, I would now have all three tasks showing as due, which creates a lot of clutter that obscures what's really important on the todo list. This is useful for cases where you want to give attention to each of a few different things every few days, but you don't want them to pile up when you miss a day. When the task rotator tool runs, the task's name will be changed from learn new piano music to the next entry in the rotation, work on piano compositions. When you mark this task as completed, since it's a recurring task, Todoist will move it to its next due date. In this example, the current task in the rotation is learn new piano music. The task name should match one of the entries in the comment. The comment should start with a line containing just the text ROTATION:, followed by one line for each task in the cycle, in the desired order. Using this tool, I can set that up by creating a recurring task and adding a comment to it that specifies the rotation: Let's say that I want a task that reminds me to play piano every day.īut I don't focus on the same thing every day instead, I focus on practicing music I already know on one day, practicing new music I'm learning the next day, and writing new music of my own on the third day. This tool is not created by, affiliated with, or supported by Doist. This tool allows you to have recurring tasks in Todoist whose task name changes, according to a defined rotation, every time you complete the task.
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