Definitely! I do think friction can encourage intentionality. Though I found that after a few days, the copying became background noise and I stopped giving it much thought. Revisiting my project priorities every so often and having those decisions propagate to tasks automatically has worked better for me

Thanks! I've put a lot of care into this, so glad to hear that. The big win for me is simplicity. Things and similar apps have lots of ways to organize stuff: areas, someday, inbox, anytime, etc. Calendars also have a bunch of fields I rarely use, like location and reminders. Most of the time, I just want a simple way to put my day in order, identify what's important, and dump notes into items without worrying too much about structure

What if you’re otherwise occupied, e.g. driving?

I've been having a lot of fun using Dots to capture things while shopping or in the middle of work. I also like having an agent keep an eye on my plans and notice things I might miss, without me having to remember to check everything myself. Though I agree that quick changes can be done faster manually

I went with remote MCP! I wanted it accessible/convenient to hosted agents without a local computer dependency

There's a todo app I'm working on that is meant to mirror the status of an existing kanban board using the api integration from kanboard. (So you can self host it all). Kanboard acts as the project flow, and the ios app sync adds ios 'tasks' and calendar sync. I thought it would be easier than it is to finish. A Kanboard based life is a pretty good one though.

Changing a time and reordering the list are separate operations, so the untimed tasks would stay put (assuming that by "move an appointment" you mean changing its time)

Not currently, sorry! I haven't enabled EU distribution