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Allow selecting a non-default Google Calendar when creating events with Aki

Description Users would like the ability to choose which calendar to use when creating events with Aki, especially when multiple calendars exist under the same Google account. Currently, even when specifying a different calendar, events are always created in the default calendar, forcing users to manually change the calendar afterward. Use case Many users manage multiple calendars (e.g., Work, Personal, Shared, Projects) within the same Google account. When creating events through Aki, they need to assign the event to a specific calendar, not always the default one. Current behavior Aki creates the event in the default Google Calendar Specifying another calendar does not persist User must manually move the event after creation Expected behavior Ability to select the target calendar when creating the event Option to set a different default calendar for Aki Aki should respect the selected calendar when the user specifies one Impact Medium — does not block usage, but creates friction for users who manage multiple calendars and schedule frequently.

Kevin Lee 4 days ago

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Show Numbers of open tasks in brackets next to each project & "!" if project contains tasks overdue

Two things (super easy to be changed) would make Aki much more helpful: I have all my tasks split up into Projects and Folders - Is there any chance you could show the number of open tasks as a number in brackets next to each Project? Football (35) ! Gym (2) Taxes (6) VAT (0) Family (2) ! could you add a "!" next to these very numbers for all folders that have overdue tasks in them (at least one) `? My problem is I have 50+ of these projects and 30+ of them currently have no open tasks, so I don’t know which projects have open tasks and which don’t. right now I have to click through all these projects and folders and can’t really find my open tasks.

Sebastian Koepp 10 days ago

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Import correct notion deadline

Hi guys! The Notion integration has great potential but it’s being rendered a bit unusable for me at the moment because of how it imports dates… Some of my Notion tasks are set up with both start and end dates, so that I can track them in a gantt chart view, but Notion only seems to be able to import the start date as a deadline, instead of the end date. A fix for that would be amazing. Also crossing my fingers that some of the other suggestions about importing more details are implemented at some point…. I have tasks related to various projects in Notion, but once they arrive in Akiflow there’s no sign of which project they’re attached to. I’m adding codes to task names as a workaround but obviously that’s not ideal…

Samantha Brown 10 days ago

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Weekly overview for Aki prompts

Users would like Aki to provide a complete overview of everything planned for a specific week in a single response, instead of only returning day-by-day results when prompted. Context Currently, when asking Aki about plans for a given week, the assistant only shows tasks per day. While users can check the Week section in the Today page or use filters / Weekly Planning, there is no way to get the full weekly list directly through a prompt. This makes it harder to review workload, priorities, and goals at a weekly level using Aki. Requested improvement Allow Aki to aggregate and return all tasks scheduled for a selected week in one response, including: Tasks assigned to the week (not yet placed on a specific day) Tasks scheduled on specific days within that week Goals / high-priority items for that week Optional grouping by project / folder / priority Example prompts “What do I have planned this week?” “Show me my tasks for the week of March 10” “List all tasks in this week including unscheduled ones” “Give me a weekly overview of my goals and tasks” Expected behavior Aki should return a structured weekly summary instead of requiring multiple daily queries. Use case Helpful for weekly planning, reviews, workload balancing, and aligning tasks with weekly goals.

mkmwinkler 11 days ago

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