I've really embraced the terminal for most of my work, but I'm struggling to find a good project or task manager. I think Taskwarrior is solid, but the way it manages hierarchy isn't quite what I'm looking for. I know you can use subject.sub.sub for organizing, but it doesn't present things in a clean and efficient way. Does anyone have suggestions for command-line project managers that offer better organization?
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You should definitely consider using org-mode. It's a fantastic way to organize your tasks in a structured format.
Have you checked out my project on GitHub? It's a CLI manager that might fit your needs. Here's the link: https://github.com/MikyStar/CLI-Manager. Give it a look!
What do you mean by 'good hierarchy'? I think having projects, tags, and priorities is key. But if you're looking for more, maybe dependencies or a collapsible side panel would help you out!
You might want to look into integrating Jira with Oh My Zsh—it can be really useful! Also, for time and project tracking, Watson is a great tool. Check those out!
What exactly is org-mode? I haven't heard of it before.