This is my attempt at creating a better Task Planner App. I don't like any other task planner apps due to various reasons, which I am attempting to design/create differently here.

Repeating tasks are never done

Repeating tasks reflect reoccuring tasks which consume time, but can never be done and usually are repetitive in nature.

For example: household, groceries, sports and hobbies, meetings, cleaning etc.

Repeating tasks are per-weekday

Repeating tasks reflect reoccuring tasks, and they are repeating on a specified-weekday basis, and not each specified-date-of-the-month.

For example: Every 3rd Saturday of the month at 20:00:00 or Every Monday and Wednesday.

Color palette reflects the assigned project

The color palette is used to reflect the assigned project of each task. The header bar allows to refresh the current view and all of its displayed tasks by enabling/disabling the selected project's button.

Tasks with (external) dependencies always have a specified deadline

Tasks that rely on other people always have a specified deadline. A deadline is used to reflect when exactly this Task must be finished or prepared for. This includes scheduled meeting appointments with others.

Tasks have a complexity

Tasks have an assumed logical complexity, and there is always a backlog of tasks which have an assumed complexity in the planning phase. This assumed complexity reflects the Story Points in Scrum.

Tasks have an assumed time estimation and a measured time duration

Tasks have an assumed time estimation, which is also measured in the form of the time duration. If the time duration is shorter/longer than the initial estimation, it can be inferred that the user under- or overestimated the task complexities; and a more precise task estimation can be suggested over time.

Task Planner Apps should offload mental work

While a user works on any given task, there's no need for the user to keep track of other tasks and deadlines. The only thing that the user needs to keep track of is when they started/stopped/resumed working on the active task.

Everything else should be the job of the Task Planner App, especially keeping track of the tasks of lower immediate priority that are hard to remember over time.

The Agenda Task Planner is based on the idea that in order to understand the timeline of a project or to understand the tasks and their time estimations in a different context, there needs to be multiple views and projections, at any given time, for any given set of tasks.

As of now, these are the App Views and their proposed workflows:

• Agenda to prioritize tasks based on complexity and deadlines.
• Calendar to batch-schedule task deadlines via drag and drop.
• Gantt to understand task dependencies and possible overdue times.
• Journal to understand the success/failure history of a project.

# Run Web Server and Backend API
cd /path/to/source;
go run ./main.go development;

# Open your Web Browser
gio open http://localhost:13337;

CLI Parameters:

1. Use development parameter to use it without spawning a webview.
2. Use production or no parameter to use with spawning a webview/webview.

# Build binary
bash ./make.sh;

# Built binary contains all assets and dependencies
sudo cp ./build/linux/linux-amd64 /usr/local/bin/agenda;
sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/agenda;

AGPL3