ticktick-enhanced（滴答声增强）

TickTick Skill

Manage your TickTick tasks and projects directly from OpenClaw.

Setup

Before using, authenticate once (OAuth2):

cd ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/ticktick
bun run scripts/ticktick.ts auth --client-id YOUR_CLIENT_ID --client-secret YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET

Follow the OAuth flow. Credentials are stored securely in ~/.clawdbot/credentials/ticktick-cli/.

Check status: bun run scripts/ticktick.ts auth --status

Commands

List Projects

/tasks projects or /ticktick projects

Shows all your TickTick projects with IDs and names.

List Tasks

/tasks [options] or /ticktick tasks [options]

List tasks with powerful filtering and sorting.

Options:

• --project <name> – Filter by project name or ID
• --status <pending|completed> – Filter by status
• --due <filter> – Filter by due: today, overdue, none, unspecified
• --priority <level> – Filter: high, medium, low, none
• --sort <field> – Sort by: due, priority, title, created
• --limit <N> – Maximum number of tasks to return
• --offset <N> – Skip first N tasks (for pagination)
• --group – Group output by project
• --format <type> – Output format: plain, rich, json, yaml
• --verbose – Show API requests for debugging

Examples:

/tasks --project Work --status pending --sort due
/tasks --due overdue --format rich
/tasks --priority high --limit 20
/tasks --project Hobbies --group

Create Task

/tasks add "<title>" [options]

Options:

• --list <project> – Project (required if no default configured)
• --due <when> – Due date: "today", "tomorrow", "in 3 days", or ISO date
• --priority <low|medium|high> – Priority level
• --content "<notes>" – Task description/notes
• --tags <tag1 tag2 ...> – Tags to apply

Example:

/tasks add "Upgrade thermostat firmware" --list Hillcrest --due today --priority medium --content "Flash new firmware from repo"

Edit Task

/tasks edit <task-id> [options]

Modify an existing task. Task ID (24-character hex) is required. Obtain IDs from /tasks --json.

Options:

• --title "<new title>" – Change title
• --content "<new notes>" – Replace content/notes
• --due <date> – Change due date
• --priority <level> – Change priority (none, low, medium, high)
• --tags <tags...> – Replace tags (space-separated)
• --json – Output updated task as JSON
• --verbose – Show diagnostic info

Examples:

/tasks edit 65a54fce2026ccc8b729349b --priority high
/tasks edit 65a54fce2026ccc8b729349b --due "in 3 days" --content "Urgent: complete this week"

Complete Task

/tasks complete <task-id> [--json] or /tasks done <task-id> [--json]

Mark a task as complete. Both complete and done are aliases. Task ID is required.

Abandon Task

/tasks abandon <task-id> [--json]

Mark a task as "won't do" (abandoned). Task ID is required.

Task Details

/tasks details <task-id> [options]

Show full information about a single task. Task ID is required.

Options:

• --json – Output as JSON
• --verbose – Show full task object

Example:

/tasks details 65a54fce2026ccc8b729349b

Batch Abandon

/tasks batch-abandon <task-id-1> <task-id-2> ...

Abandon multiple tasks in a single API call using their IDs.

Config

/tasks config get <key> – Get a configuration value /tasks config set <key> <value> – Set a configuration value /tasks config list – Show all config

Configuration keys:

• default.project – Default project for add when --list omitted
• default.due – Default due date for new tasks ("none", "today", "tomorrow")
• display.colors – Enable/disable colored output (true/false)
• display.timezone – Timezone for date display (e.g., "America/New_York")

Example:

/tasks config set default.project Personal
/tasks config set default.due none
/tasks config list

Config is stored in ~/.config/ticktick-skill/config.json.

ADHD-Friendly Usage

Morning Triage

Use the following to start your day:

/tasks --due overdue --format rich
/tasks --due today --format rich
/tasks --priority high --format rich

Or combine: /tasks --format rich (shows all pending, sorted by urgency)

Quick Wins

Find small tasks to build momentum:

/tasks --priority low --limit 10 --sort title

Or use /tasks details <id> to assess quickly.

Focus Mode

Show only what needs attention today:

/tasks --due today --sort due

Reduce Overwhelm

• Use --limit to avoid seeing everything at once
• Group by project: /tasks --group to break into chunks
• Use colored output (--format rich) to prioritize by color

Notes

• Task IDs: All commands that operate on a specific task require the 24-character hex ID for reliability. Get IDs from /tasks --json.
• Project names: Case-insensitive, partial match works (e.g., "Hill" matches "Hillcrest")
• Due dates: Flexible parsing supports "today", "tomorrow", "in 3 days", "next monday", and ISO dates (YYYY-MM-DD)
• Rate limits: TickTick API allows ~100 requests/minute. The CLI respects limits; if you hit them, wait a minute and retry.
• JSON output: Add --json to any command for machine-readable output (useful for scripts)

Troubleshooting

"Task not found"

• Verify you're using the correct 24-char task ID
• Get fresh IDs with /tasks --json

"Project not found"

• List all projects with /tasks projects
• Project names are case-insensitive but must match exactly (partial match works)

Authentication errors

• Re-run: bun run scripts/ticktick.ts auth
• Check credentials exist: ls ~/.clawdbot/credentials/ticktick-cli/

Rate limit exceeded

• Wait ~60 seconds and retry
• Use --verbose to see request counts

Dates not parsing

• Use ISO format: 2026-03-25
• Or natural language: tomorrow, in 5 days, next friday

Implementation

Wrapper skill uses bun run scripts/ticktick.ts with --json flag and parses responses. Authentication stored in ~/.clawdbot/credentials/ticktick-cli/.

Command Reference Table

*Happy task managing!*