doingapp 0.6.0

A fast CLI task tracker — track what you're doing from the terminal.

doingapp

A fast CLI task tracker — track what you're doing from the terminal.

$ doing add "Write CLI docs"
● Added: Write CLI docs  (#42)

$ doing
  ● #42  Write CLI docs
  ● #41  Review PR

$ doing done 42
✓ Done: Write CLI docs

Install

pipx install doingapp

Or with pip:

pip install doingapp

Requires Python 3.11+.

Getting started

doing login          # Log in with your Doing account
doing add "My task"  # Add a task
doing                # See what's on your plate
doing done 1         # Mark task #1 as done

Or authenticate with an API key (get one from the web UI at Settings → API Keys):

doing apikey --key doing_xxxxx

Commands

Command	Description
doing	Show active tasks (same as doing ls)
doing add <title>	Add a task (-n notes, -c context ID)
doing get <id>	Get a single task by ID
doing done <id>	Mark a task as done
doing pause <id>	Pause a task
doing resume <id>	Resume a paused task
doing reopen <id>	Reopen a completed task
doing edit <id>	Edit a task (-t title, -n notes, -c context, --no-context)
doing rm <id>	Delete a task
doing ls	List active tasks (-c context ID)
doing log	Show tasks done today (-d YYYY-MM-DD, -c context ID)
doing today	Show all tasks grouped by status (-c context ID)
doing clear	Mark all active tasks as done
doing contexts	List contexts
doing context add <name>	Create a context
doing context rm <id>	Delete a context
doing me	Show current user info
doing login	Log in
doing logout	Log out
doing apikey	Save an API key (-k key)

JSON output

Every command supports --json (or -j) for machine-readable output. This is useful for scripting and AI coding agents like Claude Code or Codex CLI.

doing --json ls                  # [{"id": 1, "title": "...", ...}]
doing --json add "New task"      # {"id": 2, "title": "New task", ...}
doing --json done 2              # {"id": 2, "status": "done", ...}
doing --json contexts            # [{"id": 1, "name": "Work", ...}]
doing --json get 2               # {"id": 2, "title": "...", ...}
doing --json me                  # {"id": 1, "email": "...", ...}

Errors also return structured JSON with a non-zero exit code:

doing --json done 99999          # {"error": true, "status": 404, "detail": "Task not found"}

Configuration

By default the CLI talks to https://doingapp.co. To point at a different server:

export DOING_API_URL=http://localhost:8001

License

MIT