SimpleFlow Daily Life Manager

Problems It Solves

Everyday utilities—weather, todos, currency conversion, summaries, countdowns, fridge inventory, recipes, cleanup, packing lists, focus timers, and sleep analysis—often live in separate apps or scripts. Engineers usually prefer a lightweight, locally oriented workflow instead of maintaining one small service per use case.

SimpleFlow consolidates these actions into a set of callable tools exposed through MCP 2.0, making them easier to use in chat, scripts, or client-side flows.

Core Capabilities

• Basics: get_weather checks city weather, manage_todo adds/deletes/lists todos, convert_currency handles real-time FX conversion, summarize_text condenses long text, and set_countdown schedules reminders.
• Life workflows: fridge_tracker tracks fridge ingredients, pantry_chef suggests quick recipes from what you have, packing_master generates minimal travel packing lists, zen_timer runs Pomodoro focus sessions, and sleep_analyzer reviews sleep duration with suggestions.
• Local cleanup: digital_cleanup scans local files for cleanup, with explicit confirmation required because it can affect the filesystem.

How It Works

It targets macOS/Linux and requires Python 3.8+, with the source emphasizing that no extra dependencies are needed. Tools are invoked with JSON parameters, for example city for get_weather and confirm=true when deleting a todo.

Sensitive actions include deleting todos, removing fridge items, and scanning local files. These actions only execute when confirmation is explicitly provided, reducing accidental side effects.

Boundaries

It is best suited for personal life management and lightweight task orchestration. It is not intended for multi-user permissions, audit trails, or complex backend synchronization. Keep confirmation enabled for deletion, inventory removal, and file cleanup to avoid accidental data loss.