gtd
Getting Things Done workflow. Capture, clarify, organise, reflect and engage over a task store that hooks keep in sync with the session in real time.
| Version | 2.1.0 |
| Marketplace | magus |
| Commands | 7 |
| Subagents | 1 |
| Skills | 2 |
| MCP server | no |
| Hooks | yes |
Install
claudeup
Find gtd on the Plugins tab and turn it on. claudeup registers the magus
marketplace if you do not have it, and installs what the plugin needs to actually run —
binaries, MCP servers, CLI tools.
For a team, press s to save your plugins as a profile and commit it. Everyone else runs
claudeup install — see Teams and profiles.
Prefer to do it by hand? Installing Magus has the manual path.
Commands
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/gtd:capture | Quickly capture an item to your GTD inbox. Usage: /gtd:capture " |
/gtd:clarify | Walk through inbox items applying the GTD decision tree. Usage: /gtd:clarify [--id gtd-xxx] |
/gtd:engage | Set the active GTD task to focus on. Usage: /gtd:engage |
/gtd:help | Show all GTD commands with descriptions and usage examples. |
/gtd:next | Show next actions, optionally filtered by context, energy, or time. Usage: /gtd:next [--context @tag] [--energy high|medium|low] [--time |
/gtd:review | Run the GTD Weekly Review. Usage: /gtd:review [--quick] |
/gtd:status | Show the GTD dashboard with color-coded task counts. Usage: /gtd:status [--json] |
Subagents
Dispatched with the Agent tool, each in its own context window.
| Agent | What it does |
|---|---|
gtd:gtd-reviewer | GTD Weekly Review agent. Runs the complete weekly review protocol in a dedicated context window. Invoke when the user wants a thorough, uninterrupted GTD review session. |
Skills
| Skill | What it covers |
|---|---|
gtd:gtd-capture | Proactive capture trigger detection for GTD workflow. Detects "I need to", "we should", "remind me" signals and routes to inbox. |
gtd:gtd-review | Weekly review automation for GTD workflow. Guides through inbox processing, project review, and next actions. |
Hooks
This plugin installs hooks. They run automatically and are the usual first place to look if its behaviour stops firing.
Source
plugins/gtd/ on GitHub, including its full README.