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Restore Default-Based Meeting Creation in AKI Assistant

Problem Previously, the assistant handled lightweight scheduling extremely well. A simple command like “book me a meeting at 7 PM tomorrow” would automatically create a one-hour calendar event with a generic title (e.g., “Meeting”), without asking follow-up questions. This made voice-based scheduling fast and frictionless. Currently, the assistant asks multiple clarification questions before creating the invite (event title, end time, etc.). This introduces unnecessary back-and-forth and significantly reduces the value of using the assistant for quick, hands-free actions. Why this matters The core reason I use the assistant is speed and convenience. In most cases: If I want a generic meeting, I expect sensible defaults to be applied If I need something specific, I’ll provide those details upfront The current flow feels more manual than assistive and breaks the “just say it and it’s done” experience that worked so well before. Requested behavior Please consider restoring (or adding an option for) default-based meeting creation where: Missing details are auto-filled with reasonable defaults (e.g., 1-hour duration, generic title) The meeting is created immediately unless clarification is strictly required This would bring back a much smoother and more intuitive experience, especially for voice commands.

Saran 17 days ago

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Privacy settings at integration-level: control calendar visibility of task details (Gmail/Slack vs Jira)

Add an integration-level setting that controls whether tasks from that integration show full details when scheduled on the calendar. Problem Some sources are inherently sensitive (Gmail, Slack). Others are usually safe to show (Jira, ClickUp). When a task is placed on the calendar, the event title/notes can expose private content in shared calendars, screen shares, or when someone glances at your calendar. What I would want Per integration (and ideally per calendar), configure the default calendar rendering: Show full details: task title + description/link Redact details: generic title like “Task” / “Focus block” and keep details only inside Akiflow Optional: allow only the source name (e.g., “Email task”, “Slack task”, “Jira task”) Optional: include a private link back to Akiflow without exposing content in the calendar title Example defaults Gmail/Slack: redacted by default Jira/ClickUp: full details by default Why Prevents leaking sensitive info while keeping the workflow intact Makes it safe to use Akiflow scheduling with shared calendars and across devices

Jesse Cok 24 days ago

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Separation of Personal vs Work tasks

Add a clear Personal vs Work separation throughout Akiflow. Can be as simple as a filter + some todo → calendar settings/routing. What I would like: A dedicated field (or mode) that marks every task as Personal or Work System-wide filtering and views based on that (inbox, lists, search, planner, shortcuts, stats, notifications) Default rules for new tasks (based on source, calendar, project, or manual toggle) Calendar behavior When I schedule a Personal task, it should go onto my personal calendar When I schedule a Work task, it should go onto my work calendar If I change the task type later, Akiflow should move the calendar event to the correct calendar (or at least prompt to do so) Why Keeps work/personal mentally separated and reduces planning clutter Makes shared calendars and scheduling cleaner (especially when you have multiple calendars connected) Removes manual overhead of constantly choosing the right calendar for time blocks Avoids my boss from seeing when I do laundry ;)

Jesse Cok 24 days ago

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Map source tool priorities to Akiflow task priorities

Add priority mapping in integrations so task priority from source tools carries over into Akiflow priorities. Example (Jira) A Jira issue with the highest priority should automatically become an Akiflow task with the highest priority. If the Jira priority changes (High → Medium), the Akiflow task priority should update accordingly. What’s needed Per-integration priority mapping (Jira, Clickup, etc.) to Akiflow’s priority levels Clear defaults + ability to customize mapping (since tools use different priority schemes) Optional one-way or two-way sync (at least source → Akiflow) Why Priority is core context for planning. Without mapping, imported tasks lose urgency and require manual re-triage in Akiflow.

Jesse Cok 24 days ago

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UI polish: the product works great, but it looks and feels unfinished (desktop + mobile)

Akiflow solves two major things for me really well: Collecting todos from a wide variety of sources with minimal effort Simple planning views that actually work (Today, This week, This month, etc.) That’s why I’m still trialing it, and being invested in the community here. But the interface doesn’t feel polished or consistent, and it makes the product feel less mature. This isn’t a feature request, it’s a product quality improvement request. While I’m here: the “collecting from sources” part also has real reliability issues around status syncing. Examples: A bookmarked Slack message becomes a todo, but when I mark it done in Akiflow, the Slack message stays bookmarked. Same pattern for emails Jira tickets import correctly when assigned to me (as configured), but when I reassign the ticket to someone else in Jira, the todo stays in Akiflow instead of being removed. What I mean by “unpolished” Visual hierarchy feels messy in places (spacing, typography, alignment) Color palette, shadow usage Components and states don’t always feel consistent Icons Contrasts Some screens feel patched together rather than one coherent system Mobile matters too. A lot. Regardless of device or OS (desktop, iOS, Android, web), it should feel equally polished and consistent. Right now the differences between devices make it feel unfinished. Why this matters It affects trust: the app works, but the UI makes it feel less premium It adds friction and cognitive load when you use it daily It can block adoption because first impressions matter I’m not trying to be an ass here. I know design is subjective (it also doesn’t help that I also work in that field). But this is just my two cents. 🫶

Jesse Cok 24 days ago

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