Things Morning Organizer
A morning-routine skill that reviews your Things todos each morning, auto-categorizes and tags the untriaged ones, recreates your weekday daily-routine tasks, and briefs you with a prioritized Must-do / Should-do / Could-do list through Peter Drucker's "contribution, not busyness" lens, with silent and learning modes for automated or config-tuning runs.
- What
- A morning-routine skill that reviews your Things todos each morning, auto-categorizes and tags the untriaged ones, recreates your weekday daily-routine tasks, and briefs you with a prioritized Must-do / Should-do / Could-do list through Peter Drucker's "contribution, not busyness" lens, with silent and learning modes for automated or config-tuning runs.
- Cost
- Free
- Needs
- Things 3 (paid macOS/iOS app β no free tier), git, and a Muse setup with Things MCP tools exposing things_get_today, things_get_inbox, things_get_anytime, things_get_upcoming, things_get_someday, things_add_todo, things_update_todo, things_get_areas and things_get_tags. Steps: 1) Clone https://github.com/apocohq/skills. 2) Copy the things-morning-organizer folder into your Muse skills directory (e.g. ~/.claude/skills/things-morning-organizer). 3) Run a first morning review ("morning review") so the skill auto-generates assets/config.json from your real areas and tags β read and confirm it before it goes live. 4) Optionally schedule a daily run or invoke it with "silent" for headless execution once the config exists. Safety: it moves, tags and creates todos but never deletes or marks tasks complete; still, inspect the first generated config. What you do yourself: buy and install Things 3, connect a Things MCP server to Muse, and approve the generated areas/tags config.
- Install
- Copy the installer prompt below into your Muse β your agent does the rest.
Curated by Skill Harbor β π³ Requires the paid Things 3 app (no free tier). A morning-routine skill that reviews your Things todos each morning, auto-categorizes and tags the untriaged ones, recreates your weekday daily-routine tasks, and briefs you with a prioritized Must-do / Should-do / Could-do list through Peter Drucker's "contribution, not busyness" lens, with silent and learning modes for automated or config-tuning runs. By @apocohq, listed here with credit to its creator. Honest caveats: only useful if you actually use Things 3, a paid macOS/iOS app with no free tier; it assumes Things MCP tools (things_get_today, things_add_todo, things_update_todo, etc.) are wired into your Muse setup, and it can move, tag and create todos β review the auto-generated config before confirming it. Skill Harbor never reviews the code, review it yourself before use.
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Install
Prerequisites: Things 3 (paid macOS/iOS app β no free tier), git, and a Muse setup with Things MCP tools exposing things_get_today, things_get_inbox, things_get_anytime, things_get_upcoming, things_get_someday, things_add_todo, things_update_todo, things_get_areas and things_get_tags. Steps: 1) Clone https://github.com/apocohq/skills. 2) Copy the things-morning-organizer folder into your Muse skills directory (e.g. ~/.claude/skills/things-morning-organizer). 3) Run a first morning review ("morning review") so the skill auto-generates assets/config.json from your real areas and tags β read and confirm it before it goes live. 4) Optionally schedule a daily run or invoke it with "silent" for headless execution once the config exists. Safety: it moves, tags and creates todos but never deletes or marks tasks complete; still, inspect the first generated config. What you do yourself: buy and install Things 3, connect a Things MCP server to Muse, and approve the generated areas/tags config.
Questions
How do I install a build?
Every product page includes a copy-paste install prompt. Paste it into your Muse and it sets the build up for you β no manual configuration.
Where does my money go?
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What does the β next to a creatorβs name mean?
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