reclaim-skills

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# reclaim-skills

A Claude Code plugin marketplace with one plugin: **reclaim**, which manages your [Reclaim.ai](https://reclaim.ai) tasks from inside a Claude Code session — create, update, list, complete, and delete, with a confirmation step before anything gets written.

## Installation

```sh
claude plugin marketplace add benjaminjackson/reclaim-skills
claude plugin install reclaim@reclaim-skills
```

The skill drives the [`reclaim` CLI](https://rubygems.org/gems/reclaim) (`gem install reclaim`), but you don't have to install it up front — if a command fails because the CLI is missing, the skill installs the gem itself and only asks you to step in if that fails (say, because Ruby isn't there).

## reclaim

One skill: **reclaim-tasks**, full CRUD for Reclaim.ai tasks via the `reclaim` CLI.

### reclaim-tasks

Handles the whole task lifecycle: creating tasks with a title, due date, priority (P1–P4), duration, notes, deferral or start dates, splitting into chunks, and a time scheme (work or personal hours); updating any of those on an existing task; listing active, completed, or overdue tasks; fetching a task's details; listing your available time schemes; and marking tasks complete or deleting them.

The safety rule is the heart of it: every write — create, update, complete, delete — shows you the exact command it's about to run and waits for your approval before executing. Reads (list, get, list-schemes) run immediately, no confirmation needed.

It also knows one genuinely confusing quirk of Reclaim's API: the active-task list shows a COMPLETE status with a checkmark for tasks whose *scheduled time blocks* are in the past, not tasks that are actually done. The skill treats everything in the active list as open work until you explicitly complete it, so a checkmark won't fool it into thinking you finished something you didn't.

#### Usage

- **Automatically:** on requests like "show me my active Reclaim tasks," "create a task called 'Write proposal' due Friday, P1, 3 hours," "change task abc123's due date to Monday," or "mark task abc123 as complete" — anything touching Reclaim tasks, calendar scheduling, priorities, time blocking, or task durations.

## Author

Benjamin Jackson ([@benjaminjackson](https://github.com/benjaminjackson))

reclaim-skills

A Claude Code plugin marketplace with one plugin: reclaim, which manages your Reclaim.ai tasks from inside a Claude Code session — create, update, list, complete, and delete, with a confirmation step before anything gets written.

Installation

claude plugin marketplace add benjaminjackson/reclaim-skills
claude plugin install reclaim@reclaim-skills

The skill drives the reclaim CLI (gem install reclaim), but you don't have to install it up front — if a command fails because the CLI is missing, the skill installs the gem itself and only asks you to step in if that fails (say, because Ruby isn't there).

reclaim

One skill: reclaim-tasks, full CRUD for Reclaim.ai tasks via the reclaim CLI.

reclaim-tasks

Handles the whole task lifecycle: creating tasks with a title, due date, priority (P1–P4), duration, notes, deferral or start dates, splitting into chunks, and a time scheme (work or personal hours); updating any of those on an existing task; listing active, completed, or overdue tasks; fetching a task's details; listing your available time schemes; and marking tasks complete or deleting them.

The safety rule is the heart of it: every write — create, update, complete, delete — shows you the exact command it's about to run and waits for your approval before executing. Reads (list, get, list-schemes) run immediately, no confirmation needed.

It also knows one genuinely confusing quirk of Reclaim's API: the active-task list shows a COMPLETE status with a checkmark for tasks whose scheduled time blocks are in the past, not tasks that are actually done. The skill treats everything in the active list as open work until you explicitly complete it, so a checkmark won't fool it into thinking you finished something you didn't.

Usage

Automatically: on requests like "show me my active Reclaim tasks," "create a task called 'Write proposal' due Friday, P1, 3 hours," "change task abc123's due date to Monday," or "mark task abc123 as complete" — anything touching Reclaim tasks, calendar scheduling, priorities, time blocking, or task durations.

Author

Benjamin Jackson (@benjaminjackson)