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Taskwarrior 3 on web, powered by cloudflare.
Meghnaad is another **replica** of your Taskwarrior data. Your `task` CLI keeps syncing to R2 exactly as it does today; this app reads and writes the same bucket, so a task added in the browser shows up on your laptop after `task sync`, and the other way round. It is **console-first** (type `task`-style commands) with a normal UI beside it (tables, forms, a detail view), and both go through the same command engine.
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Meghnaad is another **replica** of your Taskwarrior data. Your `task` CLI keeps syncing to R2 exactly as it does today; this app reads and writes the same bucket, so a task added in the browser shows up on your laptop after `task sync`, and the other way round. It is **console-first** (type `task`-style commands) with a normal UI beside it (tables, forms, a detail view), and both go through the same command engine. - **Works with the bucket you already have.** Point it at the R2 bucket your `task` already syncs to and give it the same encryption secret. No migration, no new server, nothing changes for the CLI. - **Taskwarrior behaviour, not an imitation of it.** Filters, virtual tags (`+OVERDUE`), urgency, report sorting, UDAs and custom reports follow Taskwarrior's own rules, ported from its source. - **Your `taskrc`, safely.** Import your UDAs, custom reports and contexts. Sync settings and anything that looks like a credential are deliberately blocked. - **Time tracking** (`journal.time`), a sessions table per task, and reminders while the tab is open.
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“Taskwarrior 3 on web, powered by cloudflare.”
GitHub was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #23 on the daily leaderboard. Meghnaad is another **replica** of your Taskwarrior data. Your `task` CLI keeps syncing to R2 exactly as it does today; this app reads and writes the same bucket, so a task added in the browser shows up on your laptop after `task sync`, and the other way round. It is **console-first** (type `task`-style commands) with a normal UI beside it (tables, forms, a detail view), and both go through the same command engine.
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