Kadoo
The priorities management CLI you never knew you needed
Kadoo organises your priorities using the Eisenhower Decision Matrix.
Installation
pip install kadoo
Usage
# get started by creating your first matrix board
$ kadoo
# to perform actions on your new table, use it's name
$ kadoo <table_name>
# add an item to quadrant 1
$ kadoo <table_name> -a "My first item" -q 1
# create a new table: kadoo -ct <TABLE_NAME> <TABLE_DESCRIPTION>
$ kadoo -ct dev "My developer tasks"
# add an item to quadrant 1
$ kadoo dev -a "Work on a new project" -q 1
# add an item to quadrant 2
$ kadoo dev -a "Star this repo xDD" -q 2
# mark a task as done: kadoo <TABLE_NAME> -d "<TASK_NAME>" -q <QUADRANT>
$ kadoo dev -a "Work on a new project" -q 1
About
The matrix sorts tasks based on urgency and importance.
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