SlothPlan: a to-do triage tool that caps your day at three tasks

A developer built SlothPlan, a command-line tool for their Hacktoberfest entry that sorts a messy to-do list into three buckets: do today (capped at three), defer, and delete. The author argues that existing productivity apps add features that make triage heavier, while SlothPlan does the sorting and explicitly encourages doing less. The tool runs entirely on the user's machine using an open-weight local model, requiring no account, API key, or subscription, so the list never touches a network. In a recorded demo run on a 12-item list, it surfaced three deadline-driven tasks, deferred two others, and marked two as junk to delete.