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Task AI

Welcome to Task AI - a command-line todo list with some extra ai features.

Here's what you can do:

  • task show all --> show all of your lists and item names, with their respective IDs prepended
  • task show {id or substring} --> find the list or item matching your identifier and show it using its respective type's show command
  • task show list {id or substring} --> show the list and all of its item names
  • task show item {id} --> show the associated item and all of its specified information
  • task show items {id1},{id2},...,{idx} --> show the associated items and all of their specified information
  • task create item {list id or substring} {name} {**kwargs} --> Create a new item for the associated list. Can specify kwargs as --optional cli arguments.
  • task create list {name} --> create a new list by that name
  • task delete {id} --> deletes the list or item associated with that id
  • task delete item {id} --> deletes the item associated with that id
  • task delete list {id} --> deletes the list associated with that id
  • task delete completed --> deletes all items that have been completed
  • task remove ... --> aliases directly to 'task delete ...
  • task update {item id} {**kwargs} --> updates the associated attributes on the item
  • task comment {item id} {content} --> adds a comment to that items comment thread
  • task ai {prompt} --> Feeds a prompt directly to an LLM, which constructs and executes a series of task commands according to its interpretation of the prompt
  • task ai headstart {item id} --> Feeds the item context to an LLM, which responds with a concise description of the next step to perform. The response is added as a comment in the items comment thread
  • task nuke --> deletes all of your task data, letting you have a fresh start
  • task add ... -> aliases directly to task create item ...
  • task complete {item id} --> sets the associated item's .completed attribute to true

Run task show examples to print a comprehensive set of examples, and grep for the ones that you're interested in!

Run task by itself to run in interactive mode, which improves performance.

Installation

pip install taskai-cli

Configuration

For first time usage, run our setup command:

task setup

This will walk you through the necessary steps to get all features set up.

In order to edit or view your configurations, you can use the task config command family

task config show  # --> lists your current configuration options
task config set {key} {value}  # --> Sets a given value
task config get {key}  # retrieves a given value

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