Microsoft To Do (to-do.office.com). Use this skill for ANY Microsoft To Do request — reading, creating, updating, and deleting data. Whenever a task involves Microsoft To Do, use this skill instead of calling the API directly.
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outlook-todo
Try itRead and write Microsoft To Do via shared Outlook Graph auth: enumerate task lists, read/filter tasks, and create, update, complete, or delete tasks (writes require --apply plus a typed-YES prompt or an explicit --yes flag).
What it does
Read and write Microsoft To Do via shared Outlook Graph auth: enumerate task lists, read/filter tasks, and create, update, complete, or delete tasks (writes require --apply plus a typed-YES prompt or an explicit --yes flag).
The skill document
Outlook To Do
Use this skill to read the signed-in user's Microsoft To Do / Outlook.com task lists through Microsoft Graph.
This is a separate skill from outlook-calendar, but it shares the same auth/config under:
~/.outlook-graph/config.json
~/.outlook-graph/tokens.json
Current permission policy
To Do read/write permission is authorized, but writes require explicit confirmation:
offline_accesshttps://graph.microsoft.com/User.Readhttps://graph.microsoft.com/Calendars.ReadWrite(for the calendar skill)https://graph.microsoft.com/Tasks.ReadWrite
No mail, files, contacts, or directory scopes.
Read operations may be automatic. Creating, updating, completing, or deleting tasks must require explicit user confirmation.
First-time / upgrade setup
This skill uses the same public client app as outlook-calendar. For personal Outlook.com accounts, Azure Portal "API permissions" preconfiguration is usually optional because Microsoft delegated OAuth supports dynamic consent: the setup script explicitly requests Tasks.ReadWrite, and the user consents during device-code login.
Re-run shared setup after the scope list changes:
cd ~/.openclaw/skills/outlook-calendar
./scripts/setup-device-code.sh --client-id --tenant-id common --force
For work/school tenants that disable user consent, an administrator may still need to preconfigure Microsoft Graph delegated permission Tasks.ReadWrite and grant admin consent.
Azure app registration steps: see outlook-calendar SKILL.md → First-time setup (same shared app covers this skill).
Read task lists
~/.openclaw/skills/outlook-todo/scripts/todo-read.sh lists --format summary
Read tasks
# Default task list if Microsoft marks one as wellKnownListName=defaultList
~/.openclaw/skills/outlook-todo/scripts/todo-read.sh tasks --format summary
# Specific list by name or id
~/.openclaw/skills/outlook-todo/scripts/todo-read.sh tasks --list-name "Tasks" --format summary
~/.openclaw/skills/outlook-todo/scripts/todo-read.sh tasks --list-id '' --format json
# Include completed tasks
~/.openclaw/skills/outlook-todo/scripts/todo-read.sh tasks --status all --format summary
Formats: summary, json, ids, raw.
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