The problem with most tasks isn't that they're hard. It's that "work on X" is too open-ended to start. The brain resists open-ended starts.

Task Initiator converts tasks into moves. Give it anything — a project, a deliverable, a thing you've been avoiding — and it returns one concrete physical action. Not a plan. Not a breakdown. One move: open this file, type this line, run this command.

The action is always small enough to do immediately and specific enough that there's no decision left to make. Once you're moving, the rest follows.

Particularly useful for anyone with neurodiversity, decision fatigue, or a tendency to plan instead of act.

Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and claude.ai.