Nick Nisi

And so I just set one up to where whenever a mail message comes in from GitHub and it has a PR number or an issue number in the subject,

it takes that message, sends it to ChatGPT, summarizes it, gets the link out of it, and then it creates a new to-do, makes sure that a to-do doesn't exist already, and sends it to OmniFocus to put it in my inbox so that I only have one inbox to check for those things.

I send them to Claude Code for Web, and Claude makes a PR.

That's the next step of it.

It won't even put it in my to-do list.

The to-do will be review the PR that Claude just put up for this issue.

That could be something that you could do.

I have tried so hard to leave.

I have.

I do.

It's so bad.

Every single to-do app, they don't have this one feature that OmniFocus just has and has had forever.

And that's this concept of deferred dates.

So I can put something in and put all of the like flag it and do whatever, but say, I don't care about this until next Monday.

And then it will not show up in any of my automated lists until it's ready until next Monday.

So I can just like set it and forget it and be assured that it's going to resurface onto my radar when I can actually work on it.

Cause I'm not going to work on it today.

And I do that with every, every single task.

It's like 90% GitHub issue stuff, which is all public anyway.

And so- Don't blame them for your mistakes.