Raycast

Capture tasks, check today, and drive the timer from Raycast — over a local Unix socket, so nothing leaves your machine.

Enable the integration

In the app, open Settings (⌘,) → General and enable Raycast integration. This creates the local socket the extension talks to.
Install the extension (local build while the beta is out of the Raycast Store):

Terminal

git clone <floating-todos repo> && cd floating-todos/raycast
npm install
npm run dev   # = ray develop: builds and adds the extension to Raycast

After the first ray develop the extension stays installed; assign per-command hotkeys in Raycast → Extensions.

Commands

Command	What it does
Today's Tasks	Today's list grouped by status. `⏎` opens in the app, `⌘D` toggles done, `⌘T` starts/stops the timer. Shows priority, source, tracked time, and a running-timer indicator.
Quick Add	One argument — the quick-add string (`Buy milk tomorrow 15:00 #home`), parsed with the same natural-language tokens as the panel.
Open Todos / Notes / Calendar / Task Pool	Deep-links to each window — they work even when the app isn't running yet.
Toggle Focus Mode	Collapse to the one-line strip, or expand back.

How it works

List, quick-add, and timer commands speak one-line JSON over a Unix socket at ~/Library/Application Support/FloatingTodos/raycast.sock. Window commands fire floatingtodos:// deep-links, which also launch the app on demand. If the socket is down, Quick Add falls back to the deep-link — capture never fails.