20 April 2006 ~ 3 Comments

PyGTD

Here’s one for the productivity pr0n crowd:

PyGTD is a simple system that incorporates major features from both Allen and Covey. It’s a small Python program that crunches any number of lightly-formatted text files containing project to-do lists, and creates a prioritized to-do list based on the next physical action in each project.

On a related note, I recently started using TaskFreak to manage my todo list at home. It’s a little limited, but it seems to be getting the job done and it was a snap to install.

3 Responses to “PyGTD”

  1. Marc 20 April 2006 at 11:53 pm Permalink

    I looked at PyGTD a while back and thought it was interesting but found it too complex for my taste. I ended up building a really weird homebrew GtD system using the filesystem and a bunch of unixy tools including python and cdargs. You can read more here.

  2. John 21 April 2006 at 4:19 pm Permalink

    Ever look at Devtodo? It’s another cool little CLI todo manager.


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