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taskfinder
Keep your project-related tasks where they belong - with your notes on the project! This program, a terminal user interface (TUI), will extract and display them.
Installation: INSTALL.md
Changelog: CHANGELOG.md
Usage: USAGE.md
License: LICENSE.md
Origins/Rationalization
For years, I used a task SaaS app to keep track of what I needed to do. However, I disliked this large amount of data about me and what I do being on someone else's server, and unencrypted to boot. So I started to just use pen and paper, organized by date. However, this doesn't allow for easy capturing of tasks that don't really have to be done on a particular date, or that belong to a single project. So I then started to write down tasks in my digital-file-based note-taking system (you can read more about that here), where I also keep project notes. But then I had to start searching for them, and sometimes they were getting lost in the mix. So, taskfinder was born.