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Posted Jun 11, 2026 in: ChatGPT Agent Access via API to Toodledo
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There seems to be a slight bug in some Toodledo API responses (for create and others) -- the request works fine, but the response returns incorrect data. The request can be verified as being correctly completed by just fetching the task afterwards:
"One small quirk: the immediate create response showed incomplete/default-looking metadata, but a follow-up get_task returned the correct saved fields. So write access is good, and we found a minor “create response may not reflect final fields” behavior worth keeping in mind." |
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Posted Jun 11, 2026 in: ChatGPT Agent Access via API to Toodledo
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Here's an update: I asked Codex to try https://github.com/wwilson1017/toodledo-mcp
It told me that it found one caveat with that mcp: npm ci reported 12 vulnerabilities, including 1 critical, so before giving it broad write access to your task system, treat this as “usable but worth a quick audit.” Since then, Codex fixed the reported vulnerabilities, tested the code, successfully accessed my Toodledo info, and made two pull requests to the original project to share the fixes. Literally in minutes. Until those PRs are accepted in the main project, feel free to try my fixed branch here: https://github.com/lemketron/toodledo-mcp/tree/security/audit-and-oauth-hardening This message was edited Jun 11, 2026. |
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Posted Jun 11, 2026 in: ChatGPT Agent Access via API to Toodledo
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I'm interested in enabling Codex to access my Toodledo info.
I asked Codex about this and here's what it said: >>> ...Yes, we could access it by setting one (MCP server) up. Toodledo has an official API v3 that supports OAuth2 and exposes tasks, notes, outlines, and lists. Their docs say tasks are available through the API, and auth requires registering an app, getting a client ID/secret, authorizing with scopes like basic tasks, then using access/refresh tokens. Sources: Toodledo API overview, Authentication, Tasks. Practical options: 1. Read-only quick connector: make a small local script/MCP server that lists tasks once you provide OAuth credentials. 2. Full MCP server: tools like toodledo_get_tasks, toodledo_add_task, toodledo_complete_task, maybe folder/context lookup. 3. Export/import fallback: if you can export Toodledo data as CSV/XML, I can analyze it locally without API setup. I can build the local MCP-style connector here, but I’d need either Toodledo API app credentials plus an OAuth flow, or an exported file. <<< Has anyone tried any of these? Gemini also had this to offer: >>> A Toodledo MCP (Model Context Protocol) connects your Toodledo task management to AI assistants like Claude or ChatGPT. It allows the AI to read your lists, manage contexts, and execute GTD (Getting Things Done) actions in real-time without needing you to write custom API code. You can set up and deploy a Toodledo MCP using the following platforms: - Zapier Toodledo MCP: Use Zapier's platform to bridge Toodledo's actions with any MCP-compatible AI tool without manual integration. - viaSocket Toodledo MCP: Automate tasks and allow AI assistants to make real-time updates to your Toodledo lists. - Community Servers: Open-source projects like the LobeHub Toodledo MCP Server let you manage tasks and goals through natural conversation. To use these servers, you will typically need a Toodledo API or App Token to authenticate your account. <<< This message was edited Jun 11, 2026. |
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Steve |
Long time user of desktop and mobile versions. Love the synchronization and GTD-like operation.
I have a Sonos One with Alexa in my bathroom and always think of things for my todo list when I'm in the shower. How much longer do I have to wait to be able to add things DIRECTLY (without hacks like IFTT) to my todo list with Alexa? I saw the email about new pricing plans and I've been a paying user of Toodledo for years. PLEASE write a skill to for Toodledo. There are thousands of skills (and therefore people who know how to write them) and I could even recommend someone who might be able to help you with this if you don't have the bandwidth to do it yourself. I read in a different (closed) thread that it's "on your todo list" but I can only guess that you added it to your Alexa todo list and therefore it hasn't appeared on your toodledo list yet. :-D Thanks for listening. |