# Done Bear Guides

- [How to connect an AI agent to your task list](/guides/connect-ai-agents): Connect Claude to your Done Bear tasks through MCP. Copy the setup command, sign in, choose your workspace, and check a read and a write.
- [How to export Any.do tasks](/guides/how-to-export-any-do-tasks): Any.do has no full-account export. Email archived tasks as a CSV, save lists as PDF, export boards as CSV or Excel, or ask Any.do for your data.
- [How to export from OmniFocus](/guides/how-to-export-from-omnifocus): OmniFocus exports five formats on Mac and only CSV on iPhone and iPad. Which format keeps your tags and dates, which is a real backup, and what each one drops.
- [How to export Google Tasks](/guides/how-to-export-google-tasks): Google Tasks exports through Google Takeout as JSON, not CSV. What the file keeps, what it drops, and how to move it into another task manager.
- [How to export Microsoft To Do](/guides/how-to-export-microsoft-to-do): Microsoft To Do has no export button. Back up through classic Outlook, print a list with its steps, or save JSON from Graph Explorer, then check what it kept.
- [How to choose a task manager](/guides/how-to-choose-a-task-manager): Five questions for choosing a task manager: built-in GTD views, one list everywhere, agent access, next actions over cards, and personal over team.
- [How to export Apple Reminders](/guides/how-to-export-apple-reminders): Apple Reminders has no bulk export on a current Mac or iPhone. Use a Shortcut, File then Export on Mojave, or an app that reads Reminders on your iPhone.
- [How to export your TickTick data](/guides/how-to-export-your-ticktick-data): TickTick export only works in the web app under Settings, Account, Backup and Import. Why mobile cannot back up, and what to check before you switch.
- [How to export your Todoist data](/guides/how-to-export-your-todoist-data): Export a Todoist project as CSV, or a Pro/Business ZIP of all active projects. Google Sheets can include completed tasks; then preview a Done Bear import.
- [How to keep your task inbox at zero](/guides/how-to-keep-your-inbox-at-zero): Task inbox zero means no undecided items, even when your lists are full. Make one decision per item, triage daily, and keep capture fast enough to use.
- [How to run a weekly review](/guides/how-to-run-a-weekly-review): David Allen’s GTD weekly review checklist: get clear, get current, get creative. Eleven steps, how long it takes, and how to keep the review short.
- [Getting Things Done, explained step by step](/guides/getting-things-done): A plain-language guide to David Allen’s Getting Things Done method: the five steps, one everyday example from start to finish, and a setup in Done Bear.

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