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AI Time Management System — Claude Project instructions for daily planning, habit tracking, and weekly reviews using Todoist + Google Calendar

AI Time Management System — Claude Project Instructions

What this is: Instructions for a Claude Project that turns Claude into a personal time management assistant using Todoist and Google Calendar. Paste this into a Claude Project's custom instructions, connect Todoist and Google Calendar via MCP, and you get an AI assistant that plans your day, schedules tasks, tracks habits, and runs daily/weekly reviews.

Requirements: Claude Pro/Team with a Claude Project, Todoist MCP connector, Google Calendar MCP connector.

How to customize: Search for [CUSTOMIZE] tags — these mark the sections you need to adapt to your own life. The system design works as-is; you just need to fill in your details.

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Linear Daemon for Claude Code

A bash daemon that polls Linear for labeled issues and spawns autonomous Claude Code instances to implement them.

How It Works

1. Polls Linear's GraphQL API every 60 seconds
2. Finds issues with a configurable label (default: claude) in Todo status
3. Spawns a claude -p instance in an isolated git worktree for each issue
4. The Claude agent autonomously: reads the issue, creates a plan, implements the fix, runs tests, merges to main, and pushes

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Walmart Labs | Software Engineer, All Levels

Extremely competitive compensation package | Portland, OR / Sunnyvale, CA / Remote (USA only ) | Full Time, Contract to Hire

• Full stack developers: Node.js, React, Typescript
• Native Mobile developers: iOS, Android
• DevOps CI/CD toolchain engineer

Are you a passionate engineer with a thirst to build quality software that impacts millions of people? We are the Digital Acceleration team at Walmart Labs, and we share your enthusiasm! Walmart’s mobile apps and website are used daily by millions of customers. As a member of the DA team, you'll be deeply involved with creating novel features that make customer’s lives easier by linking digital and physical shopping experiences.

Our team is energized and expanding rapidly- we are on the forefront of the battle for the future of retail. You'll be working shoulder-to-shoulder with a top-notch and diverse group of iOS, Android and services developers. The team is still small enough to feel intimate, but driven

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<databaseChangeLog
    xmlns="http://www.liquibase.org/xml/ns/dbchangelog"
    xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
    xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.liquibase.org/xml/ns/dbchangelog
        http://www.liquibase.org/xml/ns/dbchangelog/dbchangelog-3.1.xsd">
    <changeSet id="add tables for independent-blob schema"
        author="DWOOD">
    	<comment>Create tables for file-record and file-upload schema</comment>

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Here's how bad channel data is stored in the COINS DB: Each scan session is stored as a row in the mrs_scan_sessions table. Multiple scan series may be associated with each scan, and are stored in the mrs_series table. Scan metadata categories like bad channels are stored in the mrs_scan_data_types table. Series are associated with many metadata categories the mrs_series_data table (which contains a series_id, a scan_data_type_id and a value).

Exporting this data through our more modern API would result in the following format:

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I spent a little time in a Promise rabbit-hole today, and thought I'd share two rules-of-thumb that I came up with to avoid such holes in the future. This came from writing Mocha tests, but it applies to lots of code:

Example:

describe('Some Async Test', () => {
    var myPromise;
    before('Do some async setup', () => {
        myPromise = doSomethingAsync();
 return myPromise;

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'use strict';

//TODO: add '['api']' tags to each route (see auth/login.js for exampe)
//TODO: also add notes and description fields for swagger.

const boom = require('boom');

exports.register = function(server, options, next) {
    const path = '/scans';
    // TODO: should be Scan

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var http = require('http');

var server = http.createServer();

server.on('request', function(req, res) {
    console.log(req.url);
    res.end();
});

server.listen(8123);

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/*
TODO:
write a new file that contains calls to each function found in each of the splitFileDirPath
    function getSubjectTags() {
        return className->getSubjectTags($args);
    }
Address methods that reference other methods as '$this->doSomething()'
    + $this->select() Could be addressed by each class extending BaseAppData
    + Grep for methods defined in File 'A' that are referenced in File 'B' using $this->
    + Alternatively, change all calls to '$this' to be $AppData.

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<?php
echo 'This simple script illustrates that PHP interprets digits with leading zeros as an octal. This can cause problems when interpreting user input as an integer without converting it to a string first then parsing it (e.g with intval()).';
echo '<br>Notice that numbers greater than 7 do not compare nicely with their leading-zero counterparts.';
echo '<br>';
echo '9';
echo '<br>';
echo '9==09 ... ';
echo iif(9==09, 'true', 'false');
echo '<br>';
echo '9==9 ... ';