Automates task execution and workflow routing by processing Getting Things Done (GTD) items from markdown files.
The GTD Task Runner is a sophisticated automation skill designed to bridge the gap between task planning and execution within the Claude Code environment. By monitoring your GTD.md file, it autonomously extracts tasks, classifies them into specialized workflows—such as outreach, meeting preparation, or research—and queries local databases for deep entity context. This skill handles the heavy lifting of background research and draft creation, presenting a comprehensive plan for approval before executing final actions like sending messages or scheduling meetings. It even logs its own performance to suggest new workflow optimizations over time.
Key Features
01Autonomous task classification using pattern-matching for outreach, meetings, and research.
02Centralized output generation to a dedicated markdown vault for consistent record-keeping.
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04Automated entity lookup via local database integration for rich contextual awareness.
05Self-improvement logging that identifies recurring patterns for new workflow suggestions.
06Staged execution model that prepares research and drafts before requiring user approval.
Use Cases
01Conducting automated background research on organizations or specific topics mentioned in your task list.
02Managing outreach pipelines by drafting personalized emails or Telegram messages based on GTD items.
03Preparing for discovery calls by automatically gathering person and company context from your database.
