assign-priorities

Assign Priorities

Steps

1. Read config. Todoist MCP alias.

2. Get the working set. Either:

   • Handed in from review-missing-priorities
   • Freshly queried (default: all open priority-4 tasks)

3. Walk the list interactively. For each task, present:

   • Content + project + due date
   • Prompt for priority (1 = highest, 2, 3, or skip)

   Support batch shortcuts: "all due this week → 2", "all in Project X → 3", etc. Build the assignment map first, then apply.

4. Confirm the assignment table before writing.

5. Apply updates serially via Todoist MCP. On per-task failure, continue and collect.

6. Report per-task result.

Notes

• Priority 1 = highest in Todoist (counter-intuitive — confirm the user's mental model on first run).
• Don't auto-assign based on heuristics. The user picks.