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Found 5 templates linked to integration "google-tasks"
This template starts when Slack sends a saved-item event to a Latenode webhook. JavaScript reads the message text with the Slack API. Put the Slack token in that JavaScript node. Google Tasks creates a task with that text as the title and the permalink in the notes. Connect Google Tasks and point Slack's saved-item events at the webhook URL.
This template watches Google Tasks for new items and creates each one in the Todoist project you choose. Map title, notes, and due date on the Todoist step. Connect Google Tasks and Todoist, pick the list and the project, then test with one task.
This template watches a Google Tasks list for new tasks, maps title, notes, and due date in JavaScript, and creates a matching Google Calendar event. Connect Google Tasks and Google Calendar, then point the trigger at the task list you use. When the task has a due date, that date becomes the event start.
This template checks Any.do on a schedule, pulls new tasks through the Any.do API, and creates matching items in Google Tasks. A JavaScript node holds your Any.do API key and returns title, notes, and due date; Google Tasks writes each one to the list you choose. Connect Google Tasks, then set how often the scenario should poll.
This template listens for Telegram messages, transcribes voice notes with Latenode speech-to-text, and asks ChatGPT what to do. It then lists or updates Google Calendar, Gmail, and Google Tasks, and replies on Telegram. Connect Telegram, Google Calendar, Gmail, and Google Tasks. Put the bot token on the Telegram connection. ChatGPT and speech-to-text are Latenode AI steps, so you do not paste an OpenAI key.