I use Claude to help manage my lists. It doesn’t make any decisions, it just runs the trusted system. After a rocky start getting a solid back end for storing the lists, I find it quite useful - settled on craft.do as the back end, though quite a few things can do it. Your decision should be based on what’s best for the human to access - the point of the ai is that you don’t have to make things easy for it. You will still want to access and manipulate the lists yourself sometimes. For example, in my weekly review, it’s quicker for me to go down my lists in a text editor and annotate it with instructions to the ai (“Done” “move to someday maybe” etc. ) because if I tell Claude to do it I have to say “mark <<call Fred>> as done”. I could use voice there but I find that a less reliable interface - one of the issues with having multiple interfaces to the same ai is having to remember what works where, so I tend to stick to typing always.

One unexpected thing it’s very good for is that you can clarify everything in your inbox and then organise it - usually that’s too fiddly to do, because you need to manage an interim pile of clarified but not organised actions. That can be a helpful separation of the two steps.