I’ve been working on github.com/sayanarijit/mind, a super simple rust project to simplify keeping track of pending tasks. It’s aimed at increasing productivity using the terminal any way possible.
This is not yet complete. In fact, I’m posting this to get feedback on what I should be working on next.
- Better error handling.
- More interactivity. (eliminate the need to press ENTER, fuzzy search, auto completion etc.)
- Sync (with drives, other todo/task manager apps e.g. todoist, any.do etc.)
- Reminders (so that you don’t need to manually edit
reminders.yml) - Key shortcuts.
- [mention your own suggestion]
Thanks for the feedback. Yes… It sounds like a nice feature to add. Basically an option to ‘peek’ before ‘pop’ a task. Ah push, pop and peek all starts with ‘p’. And I thought I’m good reserving ‘p’ for pop and using stdin for ‘push’.
Implemented with the
g,/gcommand.