How to connect an AI agent to your task list
Connect Claude to your Done Bear tasks through MCP. Copy the setup command, sign in, choose your workspace, and check a read and a write.
For the complete documentation index, see llms.txt.
These guides cover two jobs: building a Getting Things Done system you can trust, and moving your tasks out of the app you use now. Start with the two below. The export guides cover Todoist, TickTick, OmniFocus and Apple Reminders, and one guide helps you choose a task manager.
Read these two in order.
Connect Claude to your Done Bear tasks through MCP. Copy the setup command, sign in, choose your workspace, and check a read and a write.
Any.do has no full-account export. Email archived tasks as a CSV, save lists as PDF, export boards as CSV or Excel, or ask Any.do for your data.
OmniFocus exports five formats on Mac and only CSV on iPhone and iPad. Which format keeps your tags and dates, which is a real backup, and what each one drops.
Google Tasks exports through Google Takeout as JSON, not CSV. What the file keeps, what it drops, and how to move it into another task manager.
Microsoft To Do has no export button. Back up through classic Outlook, print a list with its steps, or save JSON from Graph Explorer, then check what it kept.
Five questions for choosing a task manager: built-in GTD views, one list everywhere, agent access, next actions over cards, and personal over team.
Apple Reminders has no bulk export on a current Mac or iPhone. Use a Shortcut, File then Export on Mojave, or an app that reads Reminders on your iPhone.
TickTick export only works in the web app under Settings, Account, Backup and Import. Why mobile cannot back up, and what to check before you switch.
Export a Todoist project as CSV, or a Pro/Business ZIP of all active projects. Google Sheets can include completed tasks; then preview a Done Bear import.
Task inbox zero means no undecided items, even when your lists are full. Make one decision per item, triage daily, and keep capture fast enough to use.
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