Task is a task runner / build tool that aims to be simpler and easier to use than GNU Make. It's written in Go and allows you to define tasks in a Taskfile.yml that can be run with the 'task' command.
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Provides comprehensive task management tools for planning, tracking, and updating tasks with knowledge graph integration for persistent project management.
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Provides comprehensive task management capabilities including listing, creating, updating, and deleting tasks, managing task completion status, and working with task lists.
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Recommended for handling multi-step commands in the configuration, allowing for complex execution workflows when testing user interfaces.
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Allows interaction with TaskWarrior, providing tools for viewing pending tasks, filtering tasks by project and tags, adding new tasks with descriptions and metadata, and marking tasks as complete.
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Provides a standardized interface for task management, allowing users to list, create, update, and delete tasks with customizable properties such as status, category, and priority levels.
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Uses Taskfile for project management with commands like 'task dev', 'task test', etc.
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Provides comprehensive task management tools including creation, updating, filtering, and organization of tasks with support for subtasks, attachments, and custom fields.
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Enables interaction with DingTalk's to-do system, allowing creation, reading, and management of tasks within the DingTalk platform.
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Integrates with Taskfile-based workflows to execute commands like Behat tests.
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Task management tools for creating, updating, and tracking tasks with file change tracking and checkpointing functionality
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Provides integration with Tasker, an Android automation app, allowing execution of custom tasks, access to device capabilities, and automation of Android functions through a standardized MCP interface
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Provides comprehensive task management functionality including creating, updating, and completing tasks with support for subtasks, priorities, and progress tracking.
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Identifies and extracts actionable tasks from meeting transcripts, displaying them as numbered items for easy tracking
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Includes a task management tool example with CRUD operations for creating, listing, updating and managing tasks with priorities.
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Supports task creation and management through the TaskManager tool
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Provides task management functionality including status updates, verification, and critical path alignment for project tasks
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Integrates with Taskfile for managing development workflows, CI tasks, and server operations
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Enables structured access to Kaseya Autotask PSA data and operations, including companies, contacts, tickets, time entries with comprehensive CRUD operations and advanced search capabilities
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Uses Taskfile for managing project operations like development, testing, and deployment