Farm Task Manager

v1.0.0

Manage daily, weekly, and seasonal farm chores with task scheduling, priorities, status updates, recurring tasks, filtering, and export options.

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Install the skill "Farm Task Manager" (johstracke/farm-task-manager) from ClawHub.
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Purpose & Capability
Name and SKILL.md describe a local farm task manager and the included Python script implements local JSON-backed task storage under ~/.openclaw/workspace/farm-task-manager — this is coherent. However the documentation shows invoking a 'farm-task' CLI but the bundle provides a Python script without an install spec or instructions to expose a 'farm-task' command, creating a usability mismatch. The registry metadata also lacks a description/homepage which reduces transparency.
Instruction Scope
SKILL.md and the script operate on local files only and declare that writes are confined to the user's home and the skill workspace. There are no network endpoints, embedded secrets, or instructions to read unrelated system files in the visible content. The script includes path validation to block common system and sensitive dotfiles.
Install Mechanism
There is no install spec (lowest install risk). That said, a runnable script is included but no instructions on installing/exposing the 'farm-task' CLI are provided. This gap is a packaging/integration concern: it's unclear how the agent or user is expected to run the commands shown in SKILL.md.
Credentials
The skill requests no environment variables or external credentials, and the code works with only local filesystem access. The requested privileges are minimal and appropriate for a local task manager.
Persistence & Privilege
Flags show normal defaults (not always:true). The skill stores data in its own workspace directory (~/.openclaw/workspace/farm-task-manager/tasks.json). It does not request system-wide config or modify other skills.
What to consider before installing
This skill appears to be a local task manager that stores tasks under ~/.openclaw/workspace/farm-task-manager and does not request credentials or network access — that part is coherent and low-risk. However: (1) SKILL.md shows using a 'farm-task' CLI but the package contains only a Python script and no install/packaging instructions, so the CLI may not be available as described; (2) the provided script in the manifest appears truncated/unfinished (there's an incomplete reference to 're' and the file listing is truncated), which likely causes runtime errors; (3) metadata lacks a homepage or descriptive information about the author. Before installing, ask the publisher for a full release or install instructions (a packaged binary, a setup/entrypoint, or instructions to symlink the script to a 'farm-task' command). If you want to test it now, run the script in a sandbox or VM and inspect the full script (look for any network calls or unexpected file writes) and run unit/manual tests. Avoid providing any credentials and do not run it with elevated privileges until you confirm the complete code and install steps.

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Farm Task Manager

Daily, weekly, and seasonal farm chore management with task scheduling and priorities.

Author: IOU (@johstracke) Version: 1.0.0 Created: 2026-02-12


About This Skill

Farm Task Manager helps farmers organize daily, weekly, and seasonal chores with task scheduling, priorities, and tracking. Perfect for:

  • Small farmers (1-10 acres)
  • Hobby farmers and homesteaders
  • Farm-to-table operators
  • Anyone juggling multiple farm responsibilities

Why I Built This

I built Farm Task Manager because farm work is overwhelming - there's always something to do (planting, maintenance, harvesting, animal care, equipment repairs). Keeping track in your head means forgetting important tasks, misprioritizing, and wasting time. Now I just type farm-task add "Fix irrigation" --priority high and forget about it until it's due.


Features

  • Task Management: Add tasks with name, description, priority, due date, category, and assignee
  • Task Filtering: List tasks by status, priority, category, due date, assignee
  • Task Updates: Update task status (pending, in-progress, completed) and add notes
  • Recurring Tasks: Create daily, weekly, monthly, or seasonal recurring tasks
  • Search: Search across all tasks by name, description, or category
  • Export: Export to markdown or JSON for sharing and backup

Usage

Add a Task

farm-task add "Check irrigation system" \
  --priority high \
  --category maintenance \
  --due "2026-03-01" \
  --assignee "John"

Options:

  • --name: Task name (required)
  • --description: Task description
  • --priority: Task priority (high, medium, low)
  • --status: Task status (pending, in-progress, completed)
  • --category: Task category (planting, maintenance, harvesting, equipment, animals, buildings, other)
  • --due: Due date (YYYY-MM-DD or YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM)
  • --assignee: Person assigned to task

List Tasks

# List all tasks
farm-task list

# Filter by status
farm-task list --status pending

# Filter by priority
farm-task list --priority high

# Filter by category
farm-task list --category planting

# Filter by due date (show overdue first)
farm-task list --sort-due

# Filter by assignee
farm-task list --assignee "John"

Show Task Details

farm-task show 1

Shows task details including:

  • Task information
  • Status and priority
  • Due date
  • Notes and history
  • Time since creation

Update Task Status

# Mark as in-progress
farm-task update 1 --status in-progress

# Mark as complete
farm-task update 1 --status complete

# Add note to task
farm-task update 1 --note "Checked valves, all good"

# Change priority
farm-task update 1 --priority medium

Add Recurring Task

# Daily task
farm-task recurring "Check chicken water" \
  --frequency daily \
  --priority medium \
  --category animals

# Weekly task
farm-task recurring "Inspect tractor oil" \
  --frequency weekly \
  --priority high \
  --category equipment

# Monthly task
farm-task recurring "Test fire extinguishers" \
  --frequency monthly \
  --priority medium \
  --category buildings

# Seasonal task (March 1st)
farm-task recurring "Winterize irrigation" \
  --frequency seasonal \
  --season "03-01" \
  --priority high \
  --category maintenance

Complete Task

farm-task complete 1

Marks task as complete and logs completion timestamp.

Delete Task

farm-task delete 1

Removes task from the system.

Export Tasks

# Export all to markdown
farm-task export --file tasks.md

# Export filtered to markdown
farm-task export --file planting-tasks.md --category planting

# Export to JSON
farm-task export --file tasks.json --format json

# Export by date range
farm-task export --file march-tasks.md --after "2026-03-01" --before "2026-04-01"

Security

Security-Verified: This skill uses path validation to prevent unauthorized file access.

All file operations are restricted to safe directories:

  • Workspace: ~/.openclaw/workspace/farm-task-manager/
  • Home directory: ~/ (user-controlled)

Blocked paths:

  • System directories (/etc, /usr, /var, etc.)
  • Sensitive dotfiles (~/.ssh, ~/.bashrc, etc.)

No hardcoded secrets. No arbitrary code execution. Input validation on all operations.


Data Storage

Tasks are stored in JSON format at:

  • ~/.openclaw/workspace/farm-task-manager/tasks.json

The directory is automatically created on first use.


Task Categories

CategoryDescription
plantingSeed starting, transplanting, soil prep
maintenanceGeneral farm maintenance, repairs
harvestingHarvest activities, post-harvest work
equipmentEquipment maintenance, repairs, storage
animalsAnimal care, feeding, health checks
buildingsBarn, shed, greenhouse maintenance
otherAny other farm tasks

Priority Levels

PriorityDescription
highUrgent, do ASAP (safety-critical, time-sensitive)
mediumImportant, do soon (routine tasks with flexibility)
lowNice to have, do when possible (optimization, improvements)

Examples

Daily Routine

# Morning check
farm-task list --sort-due --status pending

# Complete chicken check
farm-task complete 5
farm-task recurring generate 5  # Generate next day's recurring task

Weekly Planning

# List high priority tasks
farm-task list --priority high

# Export for planning
farm-task export --file weekly-plan.md --after "today" --before "7 days"

Seasonal Work

# Winter preparation
farm-task recurring "Winterize irrigation" \
  --frequency seasonal \
  --season "11-01" \
  --priority high \
  --category maintenance

# Spring planting
farm-task export --file spring-tasks.md --category planting --after "2026-03-01" --before "2026-06-01"

Troubleshooting

Q: How do I track multiple workers?

A: Use the --assignee option when adding tasks. Filter by assignee to see each person's tasks:

farm-task list --assignee "Jane"

Q: Can I change task priority later?

A: Yes, use the update command:

farm-task update 1 --priority high

Q: How do recurring tasks work?

A: Recurring tasks are templates. When you complete a recurring task, generate a new instance:

farm-task recurring generate 1

This creates a new task with the same details and updated due date.

Q: Can I track project-based work?

A: Use categories to group related work:

farm-task add "Build new fence" --category buildings --assignee "John"
farm-task list --category buildings

Q: How do I export for sharing?

A: Export to markdown or JSON:

# Markdown (human-readable)
farm-task export --file farm-plan.md

# JSON (for data interchange)
farm-task export --file farm-tasks.json --format json

Version History

  • 1.0.0 (2026-02-12): Initial release
    • Task management (add, list, show, update, delete, complete)
    • Task filtering by status, priority, category, due date, assignee
    • Recurring tasks (daily, weekly, monthly, seasonal)
    • Search across all tasks
    • Export to markdown and JSON

Support

For bugs, feature requests, or questions:

  • Author: @johstracke on ClawHub
  • Check other IOU skills in the Farming Suite (coming soon!)

Farm Task Manager - Organize your farm work, reduce stress, never forget important tasks again.

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