Input Formats
/note-todo understands multiple input formats and converts them all into checkboxes:
- Comma-separated:
Fix auth, write tests, deploy - Dash list:
- Fix auth - Write tests - Deploy - Numbered:
1. Fix auth 2. Write tests 3. Deploy - Natural language:
Fix auth and write tests then deploy
Natural language splits on conjunctions: “and”, “then”, “also”, “plus”.
Priority System
Prefix any task with ! or !! to set priority:
| Marker | Level | Example |
|---|---|---|
!! | Critical | !! Fix production crash |
! | High | ! Review security PR |
| (none) | Normal | Update documentation |
Time Markers
The parser detects time references and preserves them as context:
- “today” — marks as due today
- “tomorrow” — marks as due tomorrow
- “this week” — marks as due this week
Append Mode
Use --append to add tasks to your most recent peach (task) note instead of creating a new one:
/note-todo Add error handling --appendThis finds your latest task note and appends the new item. No duplicate notes.
Schedule Execution
After creating a task list, you can auto-execute it with /note-loop:
- Run now — starts executing tasks immediately in the current session
- Schedule for later — opens a new Terminal session at a specified time
- Choose model (Opus, Sonnet, Haiku) and permission mode
See /note-loop for full details on automated task execution.
Limits
- Maximum 10 items per note — if you have more, split into separate
/note-todocalls - One task per checkbox — no nested items