I Built a GitHub Action That Reads My Todoist, Codes the Task, and Marks It Done — Every 5 Hours Yes, 5 hours. No, it's not random. Keep reading. The Problem With Being a Solo Developer You know that feeling when you have a perfectly organized Todoist board, a cup of coffee, and absolutely zero motivation to actually open your code editor? Same. I'm a frontend engineer building a product on my own. Between my day job, content creation, and pretending I go to the gym, finding focus time to chip away at the backlog is... a challenge. So I did what any reasonable developer would do: I automated myself out of the problem. The Idea: An Agent Queue I created a Todoist project called Agent_Queue . Every time I have a small coding task — a refactor, a new component, a bug fix — I add it as a task with a description detailed enough for an AI to understand it.…