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taskifier-cli

v1.0.7

Published

Terminal CLI for Taskifier

Readme

Taskifier CLI

The official Command Line Interface for Taskifier. Code. Track. Deliver.

Installation

You can install the CLI globally via NPM.

npm install -g taskifier-cli

Once installed, simply run the following command to get started:

t info

Available Commands

  • t login - Log into your Taskifier account via the terminal.
  • t status - View your current Taskifier status (active sessions, attendance).
  • t check-in - Mark your attendance by checking in for the day.
  • t check-out - Check out for the day, ending your tracked attendance.
  • t start - Start a new active work session on a specific project.
  • t switch - Switch your currently active work session from one project to a different project.
  • t update - Scan your recent Git commits and use AI to automatically generate and submit a mid-day work update.
  • t view-updates - Display a list of all the mid-day updates you have submitted today.
  • t submit - Generate and submit your final AI Daily Summary. (Tip: Use -r to review mid-day updates first).
  • t ai setup - Configure your local AI provider settings for generating updates and summaries.
  • t logout - Log out and completely remove your account credentials from the terminal.

Uninstallation

To completely and safely remove the Taskifier CLI and all stored credentials from your machine, run our dedicated uninstall command:

t uninstall

(Do not use npm uninstall directly, as it will leave your local configurations behind!)