life-cli
Life accountability CLI. Task tracking + ephemeral Claude personas that hold you accountable.
When you talk to life, you're spawning a Claude agent with your full task context and explicit behavioral rules.
Perfect for:
- Accountability that matches your ADHD, not against it
- Responding to directness, not encouragement
- Task tracking that actually works
Quick Start
poetry install
life --help
Usage
Dashboard
# Show all tasks, momentum, and current assessment
life
Task Management
# Add task (atomic strings only)
life task "thing"
life task "thing" --focus
life task "thing" --due 2025-12-01
# Add habit (daily wellness/maintenance, checkable)
life habit "hydrate"
# Add chore (recurring maintenance, checkable)
life chore "dishes"
# Mark done (fuzzy match)
life done "partial match"
# Check habit or chore (fuzzy match)
life check "partial match"
# Toggle focus (max 3 active)
life focus "partial"
# Remove task
life rm "partial"
# Set/view operational context
life context "Relationship: Crisis. Wedding: 52 days."
life context # view current
# Direct SQL for power users
life sql "SELECT * FROM tasks WHERE focus = 1"
# List all tasks with IDs
life list
Spawn Personas
When you pass a natural language message (not a known command), life spawns an ephemeral Claude agent with full task context and CLI access.
# Default: Roast identity (harsh accountability)
life "been coding for 8 hours straight"
# Pepper identity (optimistic enablement)
life pepper "just finished the presentation"
# Kim identity (methodical analysis)
life kim "should I refactor the auth module?"
Each persona has distinct behavioral constitution. See Personas below.
Personas
Ephemeral Claude agents with different behavioral constitutions. See docs/personas for details.
| Persona | Use When | Style |
|---|---|---|
| roast | You need gatekeeping. Procrastinating on critical tasks. Hiding behind code work. | Harsh accountability. No enablement. |
| pepper | You're paralyzed by perfectionism. Overwhelmed. Need permission to move forward. | Optimistic catalyst. Celebrate progress. |
| kim | Spiraling into speculation. Need procedural clarity. Overthinking. | Methodical. Facts-based. Stable. |
Categories
- Task: Project work with due dates. Mark done when complete.
- Habit: Daily wellness (hydrate, exercise, sleep). Checkable daily. Never "complete."
- Chore: Recurring maintenance (dishes, laundry). Checkable daily. Never "complete."
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