An ADHD-informed task manager where you never see your task list.
hide-my-list is a conversational AI agent that manages your tasks for you. You tell it what you need to do, and it handles the rest — breaking tasks down, tracking them, and surfacing the right one when you're ready to work. You never look at a list. You never feel overwhelmed by a wall of undone items.
The core insight: for people with ADHD, seeing a long task list isn't motivating — it's paralyzing. Traditional task managers make this worse. hide-my-list takes a different approach.
- Talk to it — describe what you need to do in natural language
- It labels and stores — work type, urgency, time estimate, energy required (in Notion)
- It picks for you — when you have time, it selects a task based on your current energy and mood
- It breaks things down — vague tasks get personalized, concrete sub-steps
- It celebrates wins — completion triggers immediate positive reinforcement
- You never see the list — that's the whole point
This is an OpenClaw agent backed by a Notion database. There is no standalone server — the AI conversation layer is the application.
- Agent: OpenClaw-managed conversational AI
- Storage: Notion database via API
- Review Pipeline: GitHub Actions with multi-agent Claude Code review (design, code, test, concurrency, docs, psych research)
See docs/ for detailed architecture and design documentation.
Every feature is evaluated against ADHD clinical research:
- Executive function support (Barkley model)
- Emotional regulation (Hallowell-Ratey framework)
- Time perception and time blindness research
- Motivation and reward systems (variable ratio reinforcement)
- Cognitive load management
The CI pipeline includes a psychological research evidence reviewer that validates changes against these frameworks.
- Architecture
- AI Prompts
- Task Lifecycle
- Notion Schema
- User Interactions
- User Preferences
- Reward System
- Security Architecture
MIT — see LICENSE