ntasker

{# v2.0: projects_dir-Banner is gone -- projects emerge #} {# implicitly from tasks; no filesystem setup required. #} {# New-task form. The header doubles as an accordion toggle and #} {# the body starts collapsed, so more of the task list stays #} {# visible until the user actually wants to add something. #}

{# The task itself comes first and unlabeled: the title is the one #} {# field every task needs, so it is the biggest thing in the form. #}

{# An image pasted here becomes a context attachment (task_context plugin). #}

{# Tools that act on the description (attach context, dictate) sit #} {# right under it in one row; each plugin slot is a flex child. #} {% if plugin_slots['task_form'] %}

{% for tpl in plugin_slots['task_form'] %}{% include tpl %}{% endfor %}

{% endif %}

{{ t('Project') }} {# Misc chip: one click puts the task into the misc project. #} {# Only rendered while the misc_project setting is set. #}

{# Free-form text + AlpineJS combobox: pick an existing project #} {# (Tab/Enter accept the highlighted suggestion, like tags) or #} {# type a new name -- created implicitly when the task is saved. #} {# Empty = cross-project. #}

{# Live match indicator: green check on an exact existing-project #} {# match, a "new folder" icon on a name that does not exist yet #} {# (it will be created on first run -- see message below). #}

{# New-project notice: shown the instant a name that does not exist #} {# yet is typed. Tells the user a directory will be created on run. #}

{# Model: free text with the agent's suggestions; empty = the agent's _model setting. #}

{{ t('Tags') }} {# Tag-Input: AlpineJS-driven combobox. Tags as badges, free-text input, autocomplete dropdown. #}

{# Deps and locks are hidden for a misc task: it relates to no #} {# other project (createTask sends both empty). #}

{{ t('Depends on') }} {# Dependency input: autocomplete by title/#id, picks resolve to #id chips. #}

{{ t('Also locks') }} {# Directory-lock chips: extra projects whose directories this run holds. #} {# Project-name combobox (pick = chip) + drop target for sidebar projects. #}

{# Draft: a parked idea -- never started by the queue, the run button or /task. #} {# Sits next to the actions because it decides what "create" means. #} {{ t('Park as a draft') }} {# Fasttrack: the agent commits + finishes the task itself; the second #} {# switch lets a failed run leave the queue instead of blocking its lane. #} {{ t('Fasttrack') }} {{ t('Continue on failure') }} {# Create + immediately hand the task to its agent -- only when that agent's CLI + a PTY are available. #}

{# ===== Inbox ===== #} {# The triage's proposals (see ntasker.triage) stacked like the new-task form: #} {# answer the triage's question or correct it right on the card, then accept. #} {# Notes still being triaged (or failed) come first. Hidden while empty. #}

{# Background catch-up of the project summaries (ntasker.triage.summary_worker): visible only while the catalog is incomplete, so the wait has a number. #}

{# ===== Task queue ===== #} {# The auto-run worklist -- and the only way a session starts. #} {# Every run button appends its task to this queue; #} {# ntasker works it through: one running task per project, next #} {# one up as soon as the previous session ends. Dragging inside #} {# the panel reorders it; the header button pauses / resumes. #} {# The rail down the left side marches while the queue runs and #} {# freezes when it is paused -- that is the state indicator. #} {# The whole panel is a drop target for a board card (appends it). #}

{# Run log: one entry per fasttrack run (see /api/outcomes). #} {# Git worktrees and their end decision (see /api/worktrees). #} {# Carry on with a conversation started in a terminal. #} {# The two queue-wide controls, pushed right as one block #} {# so they stay together whether or not the planner shows. #}

{# Queue planner: "Plan queue" turns on picking; the ticked #} {# tasks then go to an agent session that records their #} {# dependencies, sets the run order and switches the queue on. #} {# Solid only when paused with work waiting -- that is the #} {# one state where pressing it changes something visible. #}

{# The empty state says how tasks get in, so it stays visible. #}

{# One column per project -- the worker runs one task per #} {# project at a time, so a column is literally one execution #} {# lane. Cross-project first, then alphabetical; that column #} {# is no lane -- tasks without a project run side by side. #}

{# ===== Worktrees ===== #} {# Open git worktrees; a pending one (no open task left) waits for the end decision. #}

{# ===== Run log ===== #} {# Every fasttrack run leaves one outcome: ok (green), failed / blocked #} {# (with the agent's summary) or ended (session died without finish). #} {# Acknowledging deletes the entry; the report stays on the task. #}

{# Status switch -- list view only. Kanban renders its own column layout below. #}

{# Task list #}

{# ===== Kanban board view ===== #} {# 4 columns: 3 phase columns (planned/wip/review) + 1 collapsible #} {# Done column derived from status='done'. Drag a card between #} {# columns -> PATCH phase (or status when crossing into Done). #} {# Same filters (search / sidebar) feed the same task list; #} {# the kanban view just groups it by phase. #}

ntasker v{{ version }}

{{ t('New task') }}