schedule-management 0.5.0

A TOML based scheduling tool

Schedule Everything

中文版本

A simple, persistent way to manage your daily schedule.

✨ Features

• TOML Configuration: Schedules are defined in clean, human-readable, and version-control friendly TOML files.
• Dual Alerts: Persistent notifications (modal dialogs) + audible sounds ensure you never miss a reminder.
• Smart Rotation: Automatically switches between odd-week and even-week schedules.
• Flexible Events: Supports time blocks (e.g., Pomodoro), specific time points, and recurring daily routines.
• CLI Suite: Integrated tools for managing tasks, tracking habits, and monitoring deadlines.
• AI-Ready: Easily generate configurations using LLMs from any text description.

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🚀 Quickstart

1. Setup Configuration

Copy the templates to create your configuration files in config/:

cp config/settings_template.toml config/settings.toml
cp config/week_schedule_template.toml config/odd_weeks.toml
cp config/week_schedule_template.toml config/even_weeks.toml

2. Edit Configs

Define your routine in config/.

• settings.toml: Global settings and reusable time blocks (e.g., pomodoro = 25).
• odd_weeks.toml / even_weeks.toml: Your daily schedules.

Example Schedule Entry:

[monday]
"09:00" = "pomodoro"                              # Reusable block (start + end alert)
"14:00" = { block = "meeting", title = "Sync" }   # Block with custom title
"22:00" = "Go to sleep 😴"                        # Simple time point alert

[!TIP] Use our prompts to generate these configs instantly using an AI model.

3. Install

Run the installer to set up the background service:

./install.sh

During installation, existing config is checked and any missing required values are prompted one by one. Follow the output instructions to load the launchd agent if required.

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🛠️ CLI Reference

Add the following to your shell profile (e.g., ~/.zshrc) to use the reminder command:

export PATH="$HOME/schedule_management:$PATH"
export REMINDER_CONFIG_DIR="$HOME/schedule_management/config"
alias reminder="$HOME/schedule_management/reminder"

Command Overview

Category	Command	Description
System	reminder update	Reload config and restart background service
	reminder status [-v]	Show upcoming events (or full schedule)
	reminder stop	Stop the alarm service
Tasks	reminder add "task" <1-10>	Add/update task with importance level
	reminder ls	List tasks by importance
	reminder rm "task" / rm <id>	Remove task by name or ID
Deadlines	reminder ddl	Show deadlines with urgency status
	reminder ddl add "name" "MM.DD"	Add or update a deadline
Habits	reminder track [ids...]	Log completed habits for today (opens a prompt if no IDs)

For detailed usage, refer to the CLI Overview.

Usage Examples

# Add a high-priority task
reminder add "Finish Report" 9

# Add a deadline for Dec 25th
reminder ddl add "Project Launch" "12.25"

# Track habits 1 and 2 as done for today
reminder track 1 2

# Or use the prompt window (no IDs)
reminder track

Habit prompts can also be scheduled automatically via config/settings.toml ([tasks].habit_prompt = "HH:MM").

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🗺️ Roadmap

• Time point alarms
• Default schedule templates
• Schedule visualization
• Installation script
• Skip-day logic
• CLI tool
• Task management system with importance levels
• Deadline management system
• Habit tracking system
• Prompts for LLMs to create TOML configs
• Daily summary before bedtime
• Today's tasks overview
• Self rewarding system
• History analysis and weekly reports
• Multi-language support
• Website for schedule sharing
• Better alarm UI
• Windows support

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📄 License

Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE.