It would be great to be able to toggle "and/or" when configuring a filter for todoist tasks, to only pull in a task if it matches multiple labels (i.e. where "label X" AND either "label Y" OR "label Z" apply).

In most cases I want it to filter for tasks where more than one label applies to it, e.g. "filter for tasks that are labelled "emails" AND "funding-related".

At the moment, including both of those labels in a filter results in every task labelled "emails" (whether funding-related or not), AND every task labelled "funding-related" (whether an email or not) are pulled across.

As a result the AI schedules a lot of tasks that are unrelated to what I want to be working on for that block, so I end up having to manually over-ride it every time which makes the AI scheduler (a main feature) it a bit utility-less.

This is probably a duplicate, or at least partially so, of several other suggestions, but frankly I don't have a ton of time to determine whether this specific suggestion has been made.

All of the task filtering suggestions are great. However, some are also complicated. A simpler solution would be a settings filtering option to only include tasks that are currently scheduled with a due date.

My task manager of choice (Todoist) is literally a dumping ground. There are dozens of lists each with dozens or hundreds of items. Many are not going to be worked for months, years, or ever. Being able to turn off those without a due date quickly should be a 'quick win' while work on more robust filtering is worked on.

Feel free to combine this and / or close it if this has been suggested elsewhere, but I wanted to toss it out there while I had a spare minute (see previous note about number items in my Todoist for context). :)