I was hoping the article was going to present a robot that would do my TODOs. So I took the list of TODO app criticisms (nicely stated) and asked ChatGPT to ge

I was hoping the article was going to present a robot that would do my TODOs. So I took the list of TODO app criticisms (nicely stated) and asked ChatGPT to generate a list of strategies. Then I fed it my "troublesome" list of TODOs and asked it to apply the strategies for actionable encouragement. prompts and results: https://gist.github.com/crucialfelix/e934611ba44abc7952c13fb21b942ebb https://gist.github.com/crucialfelix/e934611ba44abc7952c13fb... These were in some cases helpful, some a bit off, but all of them gave a spark of randomness to the list I've been ignoring and that made it engaging. I could easily turn this into a cli and run it from Obsidian with my perpetual list of things I won't do.