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taskbean

v0.5.2

Published

Task management CLI for AI coding agents. Push tasks from Copilot, Claude, or any agent.

Readme

🫘 taskbean

Task management CLI for AI coding agents. Agents push tasks as they work. No session scraping, no post-hoc extraction.

Both taskbean and bean work. Same tool, shorter name.

Install

# npm (requires Node.js)
npm install -g taskbean

# macOS / Linux
curl -fsSL https://taskbean.ai/install | bash

# Windows PowerShell
iwr -useb https://taskbean.ai/install.ps1 | iex

# Homebrew
brew install taskbean

# Winget
winget install taskbean.taskbean

Quick Start

bean add "fix auth bug before standup"
bean add "refactor database layer"
bean start 1                          # start first task (by position)
bean done 1                           # complete first task
bean list                             # show all tasks
bean count                            # quick status counts
bean report                           # daily markdown report

All Commands

Task Management

bean add "title"                      # create a task
bean add "title" --key dedup-1        # upsert (won't duplicate)
bean done <id|#>                      # mark complete (idempotent)
bean start <id|#>                     # mark in-progress
bean block <id|#>                     # mark blocked
bean edit <id|#> "new title"          # rename a task
bean remove <id|#>                    # delete a task (alias: bean rm)
bean remind "title" tomorrow          # task with due date
bean remind "standup" "friday 9am"    # natural language dates

Queries

bean list                             # tasks in current project
bean list --all                       # tasks across all projects
bean list --status done               # filter by status
bean count                            # counts by status
bean projects                         # list all projects

Reports & Export

bean report                           # today's report (markdown)
bean report --date week               # this week
bean export --format json             # export as JSON
bean export --format csv              # export as CSV

Project Management

bean track                            # track current project + install skill
bean track --path ~/projects/myapp    # track another project
bean untrack                          # stop tracking
bean install                          # install agent skill into project
bean install --global                 # install for all projects
bean init --name "My App"             # create .taskbean.json

PWA Dashboard

bean serve                            # open at http://localhost:3333
bean serve --port 8080                # custom port

How It Works

taskbean is a dumb, reliable local store. AI coding agents call CLI commands as they work. taskbean stores what they tell it.

Agent (Copilot/Claude/etc)     bean CLI              taskbean PWA
         │                         │                      │
         ├── bean add "..." ─────▶ │                      │
         │◀── { id: "t_abc" } ────│                      │
         │                         │── writes ──▶ SQLite  │
         ├── bean done t_abc ────▶ │                      │
         │                         │                      │
         │                         │◀── bean serve ─────▶ │

Agent Skill

taskbean ships as an Agent Skill. AI agents auto-discover it:

bean install --global     # all projects (recommended)
bean install              # current project only
bean track                # track + install in one step

The SKILL.md is intentionally tiny (~100 tokens) so local models with small context windows can use it.

Positional Addressing

Reference tasks by position instead of ID:

bean list
# ⬚ t_abc123  fix auth bug
# ⬚ t_def456  refactor DB

bean done 1              # completes "fix auth bug" (1st in list)
bean start 2             # starts "refactor DB" (2nd in list)

Project Detection

Tasks auto-group by project. Detection order:

  1. --project flag
  2. .taskbean.json in parent dirs
  3. Git repository root
  4. Current directory

Agent Attribution

When the desktop app is running, taskbean detects sessions from Copilot CLI, Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode and stamps each bean add with the agent and session that created it.

If the signal is ambiguous, attribution is left empty rather than guessing. bean report includes a usage section with per-agent sessions, turns, tokens, and tool calls.

Storage

SQLite database at ~/.taskbean/taskbean.db. All data stays local. Usage tracking stores session metadata and aggregate token counts only. Prompts, responses, and tool outputs are never copied into the database.

Uninstall

# Remove skill files + system artifacts (keeps your task data)
bean uninstall --keep-data

# Also scan for manually installed skill files
bean uninstall --keep-data --scan ~/projects

# Full removal including task database
bean uninstall

# Preview what would be removed
bean uninstall --dry-run

Then remove the CLI itself:

npm uninstall -g taskbean          # if installed via npm
winget uninstall taskbean.taskbean # if installed via winget

License

MIT