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@bumpyclock/tasque

v0.9.0

Published

Simple local-first task tracker. Git-friendly. No DB.

Readme

tasque

Local-first task tracker for coding agents.

  • JSONL source of truth
  • Git worktree-backed .tasque/ storage by default in git repos
  • No DB/service
  • Durable restart + replay

Install

npm install -g @bumpyclock/tasque
tsq --version

Quickstart

tsq init --no-wizard
tsq create "First task" --kind task -p 1
tsq find open
tsq find ready --lane coding --format json

Install or refresh the bundled agent skill:

tsq init --install-skill --force-skill-overwrite

Skill install updates agent skill directories. Sync worktree setup belongs to plain tsq init, tsq migrate, or explicit --sync-branch.

Command Reference

Canonical CLI and task contracts live in the repository AGENTS-reference.md.

For installed packages, use command help for current syntax:

tsq --help
tsq <command> --help

This npm README keeps install and packaging guidance only, so command syntax is not maintained in multiple places.

tasks.md Batch Format

Use tasks.md when a plan naturally reads as a checklist. Each bullet creates one task. Two-space indentation creates parent/child hierarchy. Checkbox bullets are accepted. Tabs, odd indentation, indentation jumps, and indented first bullets are rejected with line-numbered validation errors.

- Parent task
  - Child task
    - Grandchild task
- [ ] Another parent task
tsq create --from-file tasks.md
tsq create --parent <id> --from-file tasks.md
tsq create --from-file tasks.md --ensure

Version

cargo run -- --version

Build

cargo build --release

Binary output:

  • Linux/macOS: target/release/tsq
  • Windows: target/release/tsq.exe

Release and npm packages also include a bundled OpenTUI executable:

  • Linux/macOS: tsq-tui
  • Windows: tsq-tui.exe

Test + Lint + Format

cargo fmt --check
cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings
cargo test --quiet

CI

GitHub Actions CI (.github/workflows/ci.yml) runs:

  1. cargo fmt --check
  2. cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings
  3. cargo test --quiet

All steps must pass before merging.

Release Workflows

  • Release Please (.github/workflows/release-please.yml)
    • Runs Rust quality checks
    • Opens/updates release PRs using Rust release type
  • Release From Cargo (.github/workflows/release-from-package.yml)
    • Manual release creation from Cargo.toml version
    • Optional version input must match Cargo version
  • Release (.github/workflows/release.yml)
    • On published GitHub release, builds matrix binaries (Linux/macOS/Windows)
    • Bundles the OpenTUI frontend as a standalone executable next to tsq
    • Uploads release artifacts + checksums
  • npm-publish (.github/workflows/npm-publish.yml)
    • On published GitHub release, builds platform npm packages
    • Packages tsq and tsq-tui together for each platform
    • Publishes platform packages, then @bumpyclock/tasque

Storage Layout

Git repos default to a dedicated sync worktree:

  • tsq init configures tsq-sync by default and redirects data operations there.
  • Fresh clones fetch the configured sync branch and create the worktree on first use.
  • tsq sync pushes the sync branch to origin and sets upstream automatically when needed.
  • Existing git repos with main-tree .tasque data migrate automatically when tsq next resolves the project root.
  • The main worktree keeps .tasque/config.json so tsq can find the sync branch.
  • The sync worktree owns the canonical .tasque/events.jsonl, specs, snapshots, and cache.

Non-git directories use repo-local .tasque/:

  • events.jsonl: canonical append-only event log
  • state.json: derived projection cache (rebuildable, gitignored)
  • snapshots/: periodic checkpoints (gitignored by default)
  • specs/<task-id>/spec.md: canonical markdown specs attached to tasks
  • config.json: config (snapshot_every default 200)
  • .lock: ephemeral write lock
  • .gitignore: local-only artifacts (state.json, .lock, snapshots/, temp files)
  • tasks.jsonl: legacy state-cache name; read-only fallback when state.json is absent, removal target

Recommended commit policy:

  • Commit .tasque/events.jsonl and .tasque/config.json
  • Do not commit .tasque/state.json
  • Do not create or edit .tasque/tasks.jsonl