Discord Task Tracker

Track tasks in Discord using natural language. Add, list, complete, and delete tasks via chat commands. Triggers: add task, track task, todo, my tasks, task...

Security Scan

This is a small, self-contained CLI task manager that stores tasks in a local tasks.json file — it does not contact external services or request credentials, though its README implies Discord integration which is not implemented in the included code.

Purpose & Capability

The skill is described as a "Discord" task tracker, but the included code is a simple CLI script (scripts/task_manager.py) that reads/writes tasks.json and prints responses to stdout. There are no Discord API calls or credential requirements. Also, the SKILL metadata lists no required binaries, but the references show running the script with python — the skill should declare Python as a required binary.

Instruction Scope

SKILL.md and references/commands.md limit actions to reading/writing tasks.json in the skill directory and printing responses. They do not direct the agent to read other files, env vars, or external endpoints. However, SKILL.md claims "All task operations reply directly in the Discord channel" while the script only outputs to stdout — integrating with Discord would require a separate wrapper/bot that calls this script.

Install Mechanism

No install spec (instruction-only plus included script). Nothing is downloaded or written to disk by an installer. The only included code is the local Python script and a tasks.json file.

Credentials

No environment variables, credentials, or config paths are requested. The skill's behavior (local file-based task storage) does not require secrets or external service access.

Persistence & Privilege

always is false and the skill does not request persistent platform privileges. It does create/modify tasks.json in its own directory (expected for its function) and does not modify other skills or system-wide settings.

Assessment

This skill is a simple local CLI task manager that stores tasks in tasks.json and prints output; it does not itself connect to Discord or use credentials. Before installing: (1) confirm your environment provides Python (the repo assumes running 'python scripts/task_manager.py'); the metadata should declare python as a required binary but does not. (2) Understand that to actually reply in Discord you need a separate bot/integration that calls this script and posts the output; the skill does not implement networking. (3) tasks.json is stored in the skill directory — ensure its file permissions are acceptable for your environment (it may contain user task text and is readable by any process/user with access to the directory). (4) Review scripts/task_manager.py yourself; its behavior is straightforward (read/modify JSON) but IDs may shift after deletions and completed tasks are removed. If you need true Discord integration, prefer a skill that explicitly implements the Discord API and documents required tokens and permissions.

Track your tasks directly from Discord with natural language commands.

Commands

Command	Description
add task <description>	Add a new task
list tasks / my tasks / task list	Show all tasks
complete task <task number>	Mark a task as done
delete task <task number>	Remove a task

Examples

add task Finish the Discord bot integration
list tasks
complete task 1
delete task 2

How It Works

• Tasks are stored in tasks.json in the skill directory
• Task numbers are assigned sequentially; use list tasks to see current numbers
• Completed tasks are removed from the list
• All task operations reply directly in the Discord channel