Plan your day like you always have. Hand any task to Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP agent, and review what comes back.
Your agents see the same list you work from, and write what they did straight back into it.
Tell your agent, or type it yourself. Either way the task lands scheduled and prioritized, and the quick-add shows its parse before it commits.
Inbox, Today, Upcoming, Anytime. Anything overdue rolls into Today on its own, so nothing gets lost in a folder.
Dense, calm, keyboard-first. j and k to move, x to complete, c to capture. Fly through the list without touching the mouse.
Write down the one thing that would make today a win. In the evening your agent reads the day and scores it honestly.
Every agent connects with its own scoped, revocable token. See who added what; cut one off without touching the others.
A full MCP server and REST API, documented and scope-gated, so any agent or script can work your list.
claude mcp add agentscmd --transport http <your MCP URL>Your personal URL and key come from the setup page, which opens with sign-in, and work in any MCP client.
Ask your agent to plan your day or take something over. It reads the task and your list over MCP, gets to work, and writes what it did straight back.
What your agent finished shows up in your list, marked as its work. You review it, and you stay the one who closes things.
Most todo apps are built for fingers: you type, you file, you drag. agentscmd is built so your AI agent can do that part over MCP, while you get a clean list and just check things off. The agent does the bookkeeping; you do the living.
Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Zed, GitHub Copilot and anything else that speaks MCP, including an agent you built yourself. You create one key per agent on the setup page; it takes about a minute.
No. agentscmd is a complete, fast todo app on its own: type "dentist friday 10am" and it lands scheduled. The agent is what makes it magical, not what makes it work.
Yes. Your tasks are locked to your account, agent keys are stored hashed and can be revoked individually, and there is no AI on our side. Nothing reads your tasks except the agent you explicitly connected.
Honestly: there are no push notifications yet. Reminder times are saved, and your agent brings them up when you talk to it, for example in your morning plan. Notifications arrive with the phone app.
Nothing during the beta. Pricing comes later, and beta users will hear about it first.