What is tasktools.org?

This is a toolshed, or workshop, for our software development. This is the infrastructure that supports the international distributed development team that brings you taskwarrior.org and other projects.

You'll find gitosis managing many several git repositories, some of which are exposed via gitweb. You'll find a tinderbox that runs the test suites for our software daily. You'll find site analytics from PiWik.

taskwarrior

Taskwarrior is a command line GTD application for managing text todo lists. There are several such programs out there, but you're not going to find one this capable, with this many features, yet this simple and fast.

  Main support site at taskwarrior.org
  taskwarrior tinderbox
  performance notes for the tuning effort
  talks given at UBUCON
  RFC documents
  What is the latest version of taskwarrior?
  Future plans

taskd

The task server is a lightweight, secure server providing multi-user, multi-client access to task data. This will allow true synching between desktop and mobile clients.

vitapi

Vitapi (it started as an acronym) is a lightweight, easy to use, and above all, simple alternative to ncurses, without the legacy support, and without complex features. It targets mostly modern xterm capabilities, supporting 256 colors, the mouse, and a nice powerful color model. Vitapi will provide all the necessary UI and input support for the interactive mode of task. It is not yet released.

  vitapi tinderbox
  Color quantization demo

vramsteg

Vramsteg, from the Swedish framsteg (progress), is a CLI progress bar that can be used from any script language. It supports color, labels, percentage completion, elapsed time and estimates. It is used in the task test suites.

  Vramsteg Demo

tegelsten

It means 'brick' in Swedish, and is a fully customizable, fully scripted UI building block for CLI applications. It is not yet released.

  tegelsten tinderbox
  Early demo

Göteborg Bit Factory

tasktools.org is used, maintained and developed by

  Paul Beckingham (Boston) and
  Federico Hernandez (Göteborg)