Welcome to the wonderful world of not forgetting what you're supposed to do. Let's start with the basics without making you want to quit.
Click that shiny 'Add to Slack' button like your productivity depends on it. Because it does.
/tt help💡 Pro tip: Don't panic if nothing happens immediately. Slack apps aren't instant coffee.
Time to make something happen. Use the most basic command known to humanity:
/tt create "Buy more coffee" priority high🎯 Notice we made coffee high priority. You're learning already.
Let's see if the robot gods were listening:
/tt list📋 If you see your task, congratulations! If not... did you actually install the app?
Mark it done and feel that sweet, sweet dopamine hit:
/tt complete #TASK-001✅ Replace #TASK-001 with your actual task ID. We're not mind readers.
Learn from the mistakes of others. Here's what good tasks look like vs. what makes us cry inside:
/tt create "Fix the thing that broke" assign @sarah priority high due tomorrowClear, specific, assigns responsibility, sets priority and deadline. Chef's kiss.
/tt create "stuff""Stuff"? Really? Your future self will hate you. Be specific, be better.
/tt create "Review pull request #123 for auth improvements" assign @john priority mediumSpecific task, clear context, assigned person, appropriate priority. This human gets it.
/tt create "URGENT EVERYTHING IS BROKEN HELP!!!"Calm down. Breathe. Write a real task description. Caps lock is not a priority level.
You've successfully created your first task without breaking anything. Time to level up and learn some real tricks.