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A terminal task manager CLI — add, update, and list tasks with priorities.

Project description

cli-tool

A terminal task manager CLI — add, update, and list tasks with priorities.

Install (for everyone)

After the package is published to PyPI, anyone can install it with:

pip install smart-task-cli

Or with uv:

uv tool install smart-task-cli

Then run the cli-tool command from anywhere.

Usage

Tasks are stored in a tasks.json file in the current directory.

# Add a task (default priority: medium)
cli-tool add "Buy groceries"
cli-tool add "Fix bug" --priority high

# List all tasks
cli-tool list

# Update a task
cli-tool update 1 --title "Buy groceries and milk"
cli-tool update 1 --completed true
cli-tool update 1 --priority low

Publish to PyPI (for maintainers)

So that anyone can install with pip install smart-task-cli, publish the package to PyPI.

1. Create a PyPI account

2. Install publish tools

uv add --dev twine

3. Build the package

uv build

This creates dist/smart_task_cli-0.1.0.tar.gz and a wheel in dist/.

4. Upload to PyPI

Using twine (recommended):

uv run twine upload dist/*

When prompted, use your PyPI username and API token as the password (or set TWINE_USERNAME and TWINE_PASSWORD).

Using uv:

uv publish

(Configure PyPI token via UV_PUBLISH_TOKEN or keyring.)

5. After publishing

  • The package will be live at https://pypi.org/project/smart-task-cli/.
  • Anyone can run: pip install smart-task-cli and then cli-tool add "My task", etc.

Notes

  • Name on PyPI: The project name is smart-task-cli (the cli-tool name was too similar to an existing project).
  • Version: Bump version in pyproject.toml for each release, then run uv build and upload again.
  • Authors: Update authors in pyproject.toml with your name and email before publishing.

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