A user describes their Getting Things Done system using ChatGPT as the interface, where an AI agent decides when tasks need attention based on estimated effort and deadlines, storing tasks in Notion via MCP. The system addresses GTD's core problem—remembering to check it—through push notifications and automated prioritization, while keeping the user in control of commitments rather than task management.
Rabbit OS3 is an operating system that lets users direct tasks through natural language rather than manually operating software. It maintains context across sessions, works across connected devices and applications, and can execute longer tasks in the background while the user is away.
Diurnal is a native Mac task management app that lets users quickly capture tasks via keyboard shortcuts or voice while keeping their calendar visible. It supports Google Calendar integration, offline functionality, Pomodoro timers, and syncs across multiple Macs without storing voice data on servers.
Google has expanded CC, an AI agent originally designed for personal task management, into a family-focused tool that helps households coordinate schedules, manage tasks, and handle logistics. CC now operates as a shared agent with its own Google account, allowing up to six family members to collaborate while controlling what information each person shares, integrating with Gmail, Calendar, Tasks, and other Google services.
Gitoza Lite is a VS Code extension that manages tickets, releases, wiki pages, and test cases as plain YAML files stored in a Git repository under .gitoza-lite/. Users can browse, edit, and organize work through a structured UI, integrate with AI assistants for ticket drafting, and share changes via Git branches and pull requests.