Core features

Task creation: natural-language input → task with title, description, due date, priority, tags.

Task editing: modify any field; support quick commands (e.g., "reschedule task 12 to tomorrow").

Task lists/views: Today, Upcoming (7 days), Overdue, Completed, By Tag, By Priority.

Reminders & notifications: configurable reminders (time-based, location-based), snooze, repeat rules.

Subtasks & dependencies: hierarchical subtasks, mark dependency blocking.

Assignments & collaboration: assign tasks to users, comment thread per task, activity log.

Time tracking & estimates: start/stop timer per task, log time, compare vs estimate.

Integrations: calendar sync (Google/Outlook), Slack/MS Teams, email-to-task, Zapier/Webhooks.

Smart suggestions: auto-prioritize, suggest due dates based on workload, detect duplicates.

Search & filters: full-text search, filter by tag, assignee, date range, status.

Bulk actions: import/export CSV, bulk edit, bulk complete/delete.

Undo & recovery: soft-delete with 30-day recovery, audit trail.

Permissions & roles: owner/admin/member/guest, granular project permissions.

Offline & sync: offline access with conflict resolution (merge rules).

Security & privacy: encrypted storage, SSO (OAuth / SAML), two-factor auth.

Accessibility: keyboard shortcuts, screen-reader support, high-contrast mode.

💡 Pro-Tip: If you can share more about what "need2bot" actually is (e.g., a Telegram bot for tasks, a research tool, or a coding script), I can write specific paragraphs or a full draft for you.

Marina’s inbox pinged at 2:17 a.m. The subject line read: [AUTO-ALERT] need2bot work – URGENT

Interpretation: "I need to bot work" or "I need to bot [at] work."

Meaning: The person is saying they need to go "bot" (play mindlessly or poorly) in a game while they are at work, or they need to stop playing seriously because they are at work.

Context: Often used in League of Legends, Valorant, or Dota 2 when someone is playing badly or has to go AFK (Away From Keyboard) due to their job.

What is the primary function of the need2bot system you are documenting?

Need2bot Work Repack

Core features

Task creation: natural-language input → task with title, description, due date, priority, tags.
Task editing: modify any field; support quick commands (e.g., "reschedule task 12 to tomorrow").
Task lists/views: Today, Upcoming (7 days), Overdue, Completed, By Tag, By Priority.
Reminders & notifications: configurable reminders (time-based, location-based), snooze, repeat rules.
Subtasks & dependencies: hierarchical subtasks, mark dependency blocking.
Assignments & collaboration: assign tasks to users, comment thread per task, activity log.
Time tracking & estimates: start/stop timer per task, log time, compare vs estimate.
Integrations: calendar sync (Google/Outlook), Slack/MS Teams, email-to-task, Zapier/Webhooks.
Smart suggestions: auto-prioritize, suggest due dates based on workload, detect duplicates.
Search & filters: full-text search, filter by tag, assignee, date range, status.
Bulk actions: import/export CSV, bulk edit, bulk complete/delete.
Undo & recovery: soft-delete with 30-day recovery, audit trail.
Permissions & roles: owner/admin/member/guest, granular project permissions.
Offline & sync: offline access with conflict resolution (merge rules).
Security & privacy: encrypted storage, SSO (OAuth / SAML), two-factor auth.
Accessibility: keyboard shortcuts, screen-reader support, high-contrast mode.

Marina’s inbox pinged at 2:17 a.m. The subject line read: [AUTO-ALERT] need2bot work – URGENT need2bot work

Interpretation: "I need to bot work" or "I need to bot [at] work."
Meaning: The person is saying they need to go "bot" (play mindlessly or poorly) in a game while they are at work, or they need to stop playing seriously because they are at work.
Context: Often used in League of Legends, Valorant, or Dota 2 when someone is playing badly or has to go AFK (Away From Keyboard) due to their job.

What is the primary function of the need2bot system you are documenting? Core features