one-step-at-a-time

Add a single task with guided questions for priority, timing, and linking

Schedule tasks against Google Calendar availability

Archive daily files older than 3 days to the archive folder

Full guided brain dump — messy thoughts into organized tasks (see /dump for quick capture)

Quick task capture — paste or type tasks, get them organized and added

This skill should be used when managing areas of responsibility, recurring items, chores, habits, maintenance, and obligations using the OStaaT PARA system. It applies when the user mentions chores, household tasks, habits, routines, recurring responsibilities, bills, maintenance items, life management, "I keep forgetting to", "I need to remember to", health habits, personal upkeep, or anything that repeats on a schedule without a defined end goal. It also applies when the user asks about their areas, recurring items, or what is overdue. It should not be used for one-off tasks (use task-organization), project work with deadlines (use project-management), or daily planning questions (use daily-workflow).

This skill should be used when the user starts their day, asks about planning their day, mentions morning routine or end-of-day review, says "what should I focus on", "how's my day looking", "I'm done for today", "wrapping up", or discusses daily planning, prioritization, or time management. It also applies when the user seems to have too many tasks or asks about what to tackle first. It should not be used for general conversation, coding questions, or one-off task mentions that don't involve daily planning.

This skill should be used when the user asks about how OStaaT works, what commands are available, how to use the plugin, asks "what can you do", "how does this work", "what commands are there", "help me with OStaaT", "what's the difference between slash commands and natural language", or needs orientation with the task management system. It should not be used when the user is actively working on tasks, doing brain dumps, or running specific commands.

This skill should be used when the user mentions projects, long-term goals, multi-task efforts, client work, launches, milestones, deadlines, or wants to track progress on larger initiatives. It also applies when the user describes something that sounds like a project (has multiple steps and an end goal) but has not created one yet, or asks about project status, progress, or planning. It should not be used for simple one-off tasks, daily routine questions, or chores/maintenance items (those belong to area-management).

This skill should be used when the user shares messy task thoughts, brain dumps, unstructured lists, todos, work items, or errands that need organizing into the OStaaT format. It applies when the user mentions "I need to", "I have to", "I should", pastes a list, describes multiple things to get done, or wants to use the /dump command. It should not be used for general codebase questions, single simple requests, or conversations that do not involve task capture.