Most Important Tasks FAQs

Question 1

What is Most Important Tasks (MIT)?

Accepted Answer

Most Important Tasks (MIT) is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to enable AI agents to assist users in managing their daily priority tasks with enhanced focus and persistence.

Question 2

How does MIT help improve my daily focus and productivity?

Accepted Answer

MIT enforces configurable daily task limits (defaulting to 3) to help you concentrate on what truly matters. By limiting your 'Most Important Tasks,' it promotes deep work and efficient task completion, boosting overall productivity.

Question 3

How does MIT integrate with AI agents and other tools?

Accepted Answer

MIT is an MCP server, meaning it integrates seamlessly with Model Context Protocol clients (like certain AI models or desktop applications). It provides a comprehensive set of API tools (list, create, update, delete) that AI agents can utilize for sophisticated task management.

Question 4

Is my task data stored persistently with MIT?

Accepted Answer

Yes, MIT utilizes an SQLite database for persistent storage. This ensures that all your task data, including descriptions, completion status, and specific dates, is securely saved and accessible whenever you need it.

Question 5

Can I manage tasks for specific dates using MIT?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. While MIT defaults to managing tasks for the current day, its API tools allow you to organize, create, and list tasks for specific past or future dates, providing flexible daily and long-term planning capabilities.

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