google-tasksFetch, display, create, and delete Google Tasks using the Google Tasks API. Use when the user asks to check, view, list, get, add, create, remove, or delete their Google Tasks, to-do lists, or task items. Handles OAuth authentication automatically using bash script with curl and jq.
Install via ClawdBot CLI:
clawdbot install addozhang/google-tasksManage Google Tasks from all task lists using lightweight bash scripts.
bash scripts/get_tasks.sh# Using default list (configured in google-tasks-config.sh)
bash scripts/create_task.sh "Task title" ["due-date"] ["notes"]
# Specifying list name
bash scripts/create_task.sh "List Name" "Task title" ["due-date"] ["notes"]Examples:
# Simple task (uses default list)
bash scripts/create_task.sh "Buy groceries"
# Task with due date (uses default list)
bash scripts/create_task.sh "Finish report" "2026-02-10"
# Task with specific list
bash scripts/create_task.sh "Work" "Finish report" "2026-02-10"
# Task with list, due date, and notes
bash scripts/create_task.sh "Personal" "Call mom" "2026-02-05" "Ask about her health"Default list configuration:
Edit google-tasks-config.sh to set your default list:
DEFAULT_LIST="Private" # Change to your preferred defaultbash scripts/delete_task.sh "List Name" <task-number-or-title>Examples:
# Delete by task number (position in list)
bash scripts/delete_task.sh "Work" 2
# Delete by task title
bash scripts/delete_task.sh "Inbox" "Buy groceries"jq - JSON processor (usually pre-installed)curl - HTTP client (usually pre-installed)token.json with OAuth access tokenhttps://www.googleapis.com/auth/tasks (read + write)If token.json doesn't exist:
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(no tasks)token.json - Access/refresh tokens (workspace root)google-tasks-config.sh - Configuration file (default list setting)scripts/get_tasks.sh - Bash script to view tasksscripts/create_task.sh - Bash script to create tasksscripts/delete_task.sh - Bash script to delete tasksreferences/setup.md - Detailed setup guideThe bash script uses:
curl for HTTP requestsjq for JSON parsingtoken.jsonNo Python dependencies required.
Token expired:
Error: Invalid credentialsDelete token.json and re-authenticate.
Missing jq:
bash: jq: command not foundInstall jq: apt-get install jq or brew install jq
For more details, see setup.md.
Generated Mar 1, 2026
Remote workers can use this skill to quickly add, view, and delete tasks from their Google Tasks lists directly from a terminal, helping them stay organized without switching between apps. It's ideal for managing daily to-dos, deadlines, and notes in a streamlined, scriptable way.
Small business teams can set up shared Google Tasks lists and use this skill to automate task creation and tracking from command-line tools, facilitating simple project management. It allows team leads to assign tasks and monitor progress via scripts integrated into workflows.
Students can integrate this skill into their study routines to manage assignments, deadlines, and notes from Google Tasks via bash scripts, supporting productivity tools. It helps them organize coursework across different lists like classes or projects with minimal setup.
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Ensure token.json is securely stored and regularly refreshed to maintain OAuth access, and integrate the bash scripts into cron jobs for automated task updates.
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