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@anton-kochev/telos

v0.2.0

Published

Telos: repo-scoped structured task tracking for pi.

Downloads

257

Readme

telos

Repo-scoped structured task tracking for pi.

Telos adds a /tasks command and an agent-callable telos_tasks tool. Tasks persist in the current repository's .pi/telos-tasks.md, so they survive pi sessions and remain inspectable outside pi.

Install

pi install npm:@anton-kochev/telos

Pin to a version:

pi install npm:@anton-kochev/telos@<version>

For local development from a checkout of pi-extensions:

pi install ./telos
pi install ./telos -l   # project-local

Temporary test run:

pi -e ./telos

Usage

Inside pi:

/tasks
/tasks list [--archived|--all]
/tasks create [--priority low|medium|high|urgent] [--status todo|in_progress|blocked|done|archived] [--notes <notes>] [--depends <id[,id...]>] <title>
/tasks show <id>
/tasks update <id> [--title <title>] [--priority low|medium|high|urgent] [--status todo|in_progress|blocked|done|archived] [--notes <notes>] [--depends <id[,id...]>]
/tasks status <id> <todo|in_progress|blocked|done|archived>
/tasks complete <id>
/tasks reopen <id>
/tasks block <id>
/tasks archive <id>
/tasks delete <id>       # rejected; use archive instead
/tasks --help

Examples:

/tasks create --priority high "Implement Telos MVP"
/tasks list --all
/tasks update TSK-abc123ef --notes "Waiting on review"
/tasks create --depends TSK-abc123ef "Build on existing task"
/tasks complete TSK-abc123ef
/tasks archive TSK-abc123ef

/tasks with no arguments opens a read-only interactive task list when pi has an interactive UI. Use / to move the chevron pointer between tasks, press Enter or Space to open/close details for the selected task, and press Esc, Ctrl+C, or q to exit without modifying tasks. In non-interactive modes it prints the active task list as text.

Interactive list legend

The interactive list uses compact glyphs so task rows stay scannable:

Statuses:

□ todo
▣ in_progress
▧ blocked
■ done
▫ archived

Priorities:

●●● urgent
●●○ high
●○○ medium
○○○ low

Dependency indicator:

◂1   depends on one task
◂2   depends on two tasks

Example row:

› □ TSK-9d6a63e4  ●○○  Dependent test task  ◂1

The chevron marks the selected task. Press Enter or Space to switch to a details view for that task:

─── TSK-9d6a63e4 ─────────────────────────

  Dependent test task
  □ todo · ●○○ medium

  Dependencies
  □ TSK-e1fe6249  ●○○  Move Telos task artifact under .pi

  Created  2026-06-04 11:08 UTC
  Updated  2026-06-04 11:08 UTC

The details view shows the description and dependencies only when they are present. Long descriptions wrap instead of truncating.

Completed tasks are dimmed and sorted after incomplete active tasks. Dependency IDs are not expanded in the list; use the details view or /tasks show <id> for full details.

Agent tool

Telos registers one LLM-callable tool: telos_tasks.

The tool supports the same task operations as /tasks: create, list, show, update, status, complete, reopen, block, archive, and delete rejection. It also accepts dependencies: string[] for create and update operations. It is described neutrally so the agent can use it when the user asks to manage or track tasks; Telos does not add any automatic per-turn task creation or tracking hook.

.pi/telos-tasks.md artifact

Telos stores canonical task data in YAML frontmatter under the repository's .pi directory:

---
telos_version: 1
tasks:
  - id: TSK-abc123ef
    title: Implement Telos MVP
    status: todo
    priority: high
    notes: ""
    dependencies: []
    created: "2026-06-02T12:00:00.000Z"
    updated: "2026-06-02T12:00:00.000Z"
---

# Tasks

Generated human-readable summary...

The YAML frontmatter is the source of truth. The Markdown body is regenerated after successful Telos mutations and should be treated as display output.

Task fields:

  • id — stable task ID, generated as TSK-{short_hash}, for example TSK-abc123ef
  • title — non-empty task title
  • statustodo, in_progress, blocked, done, or archived
  • prioritylow, medium, high, or urgent
  • notes — string, may be empty
  • dependencies — task IDs this task depends on; use [] when there are none. Dependencies must reference existing tasks, cannot reference the task itself, and cannot contain duplicates.
  • created — ISO 8601 timestamp
  • updated — ISO 8601 timestamp

Archive is the MVP soft-delete mechanism. Physical deletion is rejected and leaves .pi/telos-tasks.md unchanged.

Local development

cd telos
npm install
npm test

Telos uses Node's built-in node:test runner with tsx for TypeScript tests.

Publish

This package is intended to publish through the repository's trusted publishing workflow. Release with a package-specific tag:

cd telos
npm version patch --tag-version-prefix="telos-v"
git push --follow-tags

Notes

This package imports pi runtime packages as peer dependencies:

  • @earendil-works/pi-ai
  • @earendil-works/pi-coding-agent
  • @earendil-works/pi-tui
  • typebox

Do not bundle those dependencies; pi provides them at runtime.