Agi.zip is an SQL-based task manager and automatic GPT designed to streamline complex workflows by integrating persistent memory, structured task tracking, and intelligent guidance. Built on a SQLite database for memory storage, it solves the challenge of managing interdependent tasks, fragmented chat histories, and evolving skill sets—common pain points for professionals, students, and creators who struggle to maintain focus across multiple projects. By combining task prioritization, recursive chat summarization, and code-driven automation, Agi.zip transforms chaotic workflows into organized, actionable sequences.
At its core, Agi.zip excels at contextual memory management, allowing users to recall past decisions, dependencies, and progress without manual tracking. Its feature set includes dynamic task decomposition (breaking projects into subtasks with dependencies), real-time chat history summarization, and a skill library for quick access to commands or code snippets. Unlike generic task managers, Agi.zip’s SQL foundation ensures data persistence, while its hotkey-driven interface enables rapid adjustments to plans, undo actions, or repeat previous steps—critical for adapting to changing priorities.
Ideal for anyone juggling multiple responsibilities, Agi.zip empowers users to stay aligned with goals by automating mundane task updates, prioritizing urgent work, and providing step-by-step guidance for complex projects. Whether you’re a project manager coordinating a team, a student balancing assignments, or a freelancer managing client work, Agi.zip reduces decision fatigue by turning vague intentions into actionable plans, ensuring consistency and progress across diverse use cases.
Use the INSERT INTO statement with required fields like task_name, due_date, and status. Example: INSERT INTO tasks (task_name, due_date, status) VALUES ('Project X', '2024-12-31', 'pending'). Ensure the table structure matches Agi.zip's schema.
Use SELECT * FROM tasks to retrieve all tasks. Add filters with WHERE (e.g., WHERE status = 'completed') or ORDER BY (e.g., ORDER BY due_date ASC) for specific results. Adjust columns as needed for your task data.
Use the UPDATE statement with a WHERE clause to target the task. Example: UPDATE tasks SET status = 'in_progress', priority = 'high' WHERE task_id = 456. Always verify the task ID to avoid unintended changes.
Use DELETE FROM tasks WHERE task_id = [ID]. Replace [ID] with the specific task ID. Note: This is permanent, so double-check the ID before executing. Consider archiving instead if retention is needed.
Agi.zip automates SQL query generation from natural language, manages task workflows, and integrates with SQL databases. It reduces manual SQL writing by converting prompts to tasks, streamlining task tracking and database interactions.
w to confirm "Yes" to a task update, j to expand subtasks for "Website Redesign," or g to generate 3 Google search queries for "best web design tools"—all without switching to a keyboard.e (expand) to get detailed subtasks for "Write Blog Post," f (fast) to skip trivial steps, and z (wildcard) to brainstorm 3 creative angles for the post title.x to zip memory.sqlite, tasks, and chat history, then save to /mnt/data and generate a download link. Agi.zip’s code snippets (e.g., Python scripts) automate file management, reducing manual effort.x to package all task-related data (interviews, analysis notes) into a zip file for collaboration, with Agi.zip generating a shareable URL for team access.x hotkey.w (continue) to stay on track during video calls.memory.sqlite) to store tasks, chat history, and skills. On first use, run create if needed to auto-generate tables for Tasks, Subtasks, Dependencies, ChatHistory, and Skills. Ensure Python and SQLAlchemy are installed to query the database.memory.sqlite weekly to prevent data loss, especially if working on critical projects.t (tasks) hotkey to add subtasks like "Design Logo" or "Optimize SEO," and set dependencies (e.g., "Logo Design" → "SEO Optimization" if logo needs to be finalized first). Use j (step by step) to expand subtasks for granular tracking.w to confirm task updates, a to compare 3 alternative subtask sequences, s to undo, and d to repeat the last action. Press k to reveal hidden hotkeys (e.g., g for Google searches, xk to save new skills).w and j) to build muscle memory and speed up workflows.e (expand) for detailed subtasks or f (fast) for quick overviews.z (wildcard) to brainstorm 3 unexpected angles to inject originality.c (curriculum) to add sidequest skills (e.g., "Learn SQL JOINs") or xk to save new commands (e.g., "Generate LinkedIn post draft"). Chat history is auto-summarized; use l (Skill Library) to recall past commands or code snippets for consistency.x to zip memory.sqlite, tasks, and chat history into a single file. Agi.zip generates a download link (e.g., http://agi.zip/archive/[project]), which you can save to /mnt/data or share with collaborators.a to compare 3 prioritization strategies (e.g., time-boxed vs. impact-based).j (step by step) for clarity.g to generate Google queries for "best launch email subject lines."xk to save "Draft Client Email" templates. f (fast) mode skips trivial steps, letting them focus on writing.e (expand) for detailed study plans and z (wildcard) to brainstorm 3 essay angles for a literature assignment.x hotkey. l (Skill Library) helps recall past analysis methods for consistency.m (memory.db client) to share task statuses. w (continue) ensures no one misses updates during meetings.c (curriculum) to add sidequest skills (e.g., "Resume Optimization") and xk to save LinkedIn outreach templates.