What is the Raven GTD skill?

Raven GTD is a capability for Claude Code that implements the Getting Things Done (GTD) methodology, allowing users to manage tasks, focus on priorities, and perform weekly reviews through the AI agent.

Can I use Raven GTD with other agents?

Yes, Raven GTD features BMAD integration, supporting 'belief-load' and 'handoff-write' functions to work in tandem with other AI agents in the Raven ecosystem.

Where are my tasks saved?

Tasks are stored locally in your project under the .raven/tasks/ directory as Markdown files, ensuring they can be version-controlled and remain private.

What is included in the Weekly Review?

The Weekly Review process helps you clear your inbox, audit your 'Someday' list, identify stale items in your 'Next' list, and plan your focus for the upcoming week.

How does the 'Focus' system work in Raven GTD?

The skill encourages deep work by limiting your 'Focus' list to a maximum of 3 tasks. You can move items from your 'Next' list into 'Focus' and mark them as 'Done' once completed.

Raven GTD Task Manager

Name: Raven GTD Task Manager
Author: Slowth-KIM

bySlowth-KIM

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Productivity & Workflow

Implements the Getting Things Done (GTD) methodology to streamline task capture, focus management, and weekly reviews within Claude Code.

About

Raven GTD is a specialized productivity skill that brings the power of the Getting Things Done methodology directly to your development environment. It provides a structured framework for capturing ideas in an inbox, clarifying actionable steps, and managing active 'Focus' tasks with a strict three-item limit to prevent burnout. By utilizing a file-based system in the .raven/tasks/ directory, it enables developers to maintain mental clarity, track project progress through status dashboards, and perform automated weekly reviews to ensure no task remains stale.

Key Features

Comprehensive Weekly Review process to audit stale tasks
Automated directory-based task tracking using Markdown files
Priority Focus management with a 3-task limit to maximize throughput
Structured Inbox capture and clarification workflow
Real-time status dashboard for Inbox, Focus, and Someday lists
1 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Standardizing project handoffs and task status reporting via BMAD integration
Managing complex feature requests and bug fixes during active development sprints
Maintaining a backlog of 'Someday/Maybe' ideas without distracting from current goals

About

Key Features

Comprehensive Weekly Review process to audit stale tasks
Automated directory-based task tracking using Markdown files
Priority Focus management with a 3-task limit to maximize throughput
Structured Inbox capture and clarification workflow
Real-time status dashboard for Inbox, Focus, and Someday lists
1 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Standardizing project handoffs and task status reporting via BMAD integration
Managing complex feature requests and bug fixes during active development sprints
Maintaining a backlog of 'Someday/Maybe' ideas without distracting from current goals