Tasks Skill

**Quick judgement:** A solid, no-frills CLI task manager that is well-suited for terminal-centric workflows and automation. It offers the core primitives (statuses, tags, CRUD, filtering, basic stats) with minimal dependencies and a straightforward SQLite backend. Not feature-rich, but intentionally focused and likely sufficient for personal or small-project task tracking. **Strengths & advantages** - Local, SQLite-based storage: fast, lightweight, and privacy-preserving. - Clear status model (backlog → todo → in-progress → done) that maps well to simple Kanban-style workflows. - Script-per-action CLI interface makes it easy for an agent or power user to integrate tasks into shell scripts or automation. - Tagging and tag-based filtering enable flexible categorization beyond just statuses. - Simple setup and mental model—little cognitive overhead. **Risks / limitations** - Requires the `sqlite3` CLI to be installed; environments without it will need extra setup. - No advanced features like due dates, priorities, reminders, recurring tasks, or collaboration; may be too minimal for complex workflows. - Reliability and error handling aren’t fully visible from the description; robustness under concurrent access or large datasets is unknown. - Strictly local; no built-in sync or multi-user functionality. **Recommended scenarios** - Agents or users working in a Unix-like shell environment who want a simple, scriptable task tracker. - Personal task management, backlog grooming, and day-to-day todo tracking where statuses and tags are sufficient. - Small, single-user projects that need lightweight status tracking without the overhead of full project management tools. - Automation contexts where tasks should be created/updated as part of CI/CD or other scripted workflows, using a local SQLite database for state tracking.