tasx
Skill53 starsChanged 20 days agoNo licenceView on GitHub
File-based task tracker for projects: tasks live as markdown files in a hidden, git-ignored .tasx/ folder, state = folder location (root = inbox, in-progress/, waiting/, done/, cancelled/, decisions/ for open choices), agents manage tasks by moving the files; plus a zero-dependency local board UI (tasx serve) where the user changes states, answers decisions, and leaves comments that are written straight back into the md files and nudge the owning agent via agent-chat. Use when: (1) the user asks to set up / init a task tracker or tasks folder in a project, (2) the user or agent needs to create, list, move, complete, cancel, or comment on tasks in a repo that has a .tasx/ folder, (3) the user asks 'what's in progress', 'what needs me', 'what's stale', or wants a task board / dashboard served, (4) starting a work session in a repo with .tasx/ or a legacy tasks/ tree (run tasx doctor and reconcile), (5) a task is blocked on the user's feedback or on a decision — file it as waiting/ or a decision instead of asking and losing the thread, (6) generalizing/migrating older ad-hoc task folders (myhdd-style) onto the shared convention. Triggers on: tasks folder, task tracker, task board, tasx, kanban, what's in progress, needs my feedback, stale tasks, task dashboard.
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