OpenClaw integration for 4todo

OpenClaw + 4todo

Capture tasks from chat, then prioritize them with the Eisenhower Matrix

Install the skillOpen ClawHubFull guide

See it in action

A quick chat flow. You send a short message and the skill updates your matrix.

clawdbot
  • clawdbot: Hey, tell me what you want to add to 4todo.
Help me reorder tasks by priority

Install

Two ways to install the 4todo skill. Pick the one that matches how you run OpenClaw.

Install with ClawHub

Fastest for most users. Search and install from ClawHub.

Run: clawhub search "4todo"
Then: clawhub install 4todo
Start a new OpenClaw session

Manual install

Copy the skill folder into your OpenClaw workspace.

<workspace>/
  skills/
    4todo/
      SKILL.md
      references/
        api_v0.md
Full guideOpen ClawHub

Capabilities

What 4todo does directly and what OpenClaw can automate from chat.

4todo

Eisenhower Matrix (4 quadrants)

Sort tasks by urgency and importance into four buckets. Urgent and important, important not urgent, urgent not important, and neither.

Move & reorder

Move tasks across quadrants and reorder within a quadrant to keep your priorities in the right order.

Workspaces

Keep work and life separate. Use multiple workspaces like Project, Life, and Personal.

Recurring tasks

Create recurring tasks daily weekly or monthly. Edit or delete anytime with timezone support.

OpenClaw skill

Chat-to-task automation

Turn chat into a plan. It captures tasks from rough notes, remembers the workspace, and keeps your matrix up to date. If details are missing it asks before it writes.

Secure auth & runtime

Security first. Your 4todo token stays in your environment, not in chat transcripts. Requests are HTTPS only and the skill runs anywhere curl is available, including sandboxed containers.

Showcase

Example conversations from real usage with clarifying questions and quick reprioritization.

Projects

Turn interruptions into a plan you can execute.

My Project Apollo notes are a mess, can you turn them into a clean 4todo plan?
Yep. Which workspace should I use? Paste your notes as is and I’ll turn them into tasks.
Use Project workspace. Notes: fix checkout bug, unblock QA blocked by env, update release notes, schedule design review, send status update.
Done. Added 5 tasks to Project. Fix checkout bug and Unblock QA are urgent and important. Want me to split any into smaller next actions?
Put Unblock QA first, then Fix checkout bug. It’s blocking everything.
Done, Unblock QA is first and Fix checkout bug is second.

Personal

Capture errands and keep urgent items small.

I want a calmer day. Add these to my Life workspace and prioritize them.
Sure. Paste the list. If timing matters add due dates and I can prioritize better.
Tasks: pay rent, call dentist, buy groceries, plan meals. Add a recurring weekly review every Friday in important not urgent.
Done. Added 4 tasks to Life and created the weekly review. Rent and dentist call are urgent and important. I can move one to important not urgent if you want a lighter day.

Relationships

Stay responsive without losing focus.

I keep forgetting follow-ups. Help me capture a few social tasks and a recurring reminder.
Sure. Which workspace should I use? For the recurring reminder do you want monthly or biweekly?
Use Personal workspace. Add reply to Alex and send birthday message to Sam. Also create a monthly recurring check in with parents in important not urgent.
Done. Added 2 tasks to Personal and created the monthly recurring reminder in important not urgent.
Actually make reply to Alex urgent and important, I’m late.
Updated. Reply to Alex is now urgent and important.

Ready to prioritize?

Start with one workspace. Let OpenClaw keep priorities current as your day changes.

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