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Small updates:
 - Hash the synopsis to create a tag
 - Update README

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+# rm this

+

+[x] Item

+[x] Next

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+# Task manager that can handle queries `walk/fs`

+

+[x] Parse all task files

+[ ] Build graph out of any linkages

+[x] Write out results based on requests

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+# Git integration

+

+[ ] Parse the .task directory on hook to mark completion, commit message, etc

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+# Clean systems integration

+

+[ ] Plumbing files for // TODO, # TODO, etc

+[ ] Mneu building

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+# Initial release

+

+[x] Set up walk

+[ ] Commands working from any child directory

+[ ] Showcase plumbing integration

+[ ] Plumbable format

--- a/README.md

+++ b/README.md

@@ -10,17 +10,15 @@

 ## Commands

-`task/init` is use to create a new barebones project, with no tasks or namespace files. The project will be created with the basename of current directory, or `name` if given.

-

 (See [this post](https://hlfw.ca/blog/2024-08-24-more-setup.html) for inspiration, and further integration.)

- `task/add` is used to manage or add a task to the graph, usage is similar to git/commit - the hold editor will be used by default, ctrl+d is used to signal completion. `-c $tag` is used to change an existing task. Passing `-e` will use your default editor instead of hold mode. Any args afterwards will be passed along as the `synopsis` for the task

+ `task/add` - manage or add a task to the graph, usage is similar to git/commit. The hold editor will be used by default, ctrl+d is used to signal completion. `-c $tag` is used to change an existing task. Passing `-e` will use your default editor instead of hold mode. Any args afterwards will be passed along as the `synopsis` for the task.

-`task/rm` removes a given completed task. With `-f`, all matching tags are removed. With `-a`, all completed tags are checked for removal. 

+`task/rm` - removes a given completed task. With `-f`, all matching tags are removed. With `-a`, all completed tags are checked for removal. 

-`task/walk` shows the status of tasks in the graph. It prints a list of tasks prefixed with the status character. The -c flag disables printing the status characters. The -q option suppresses all output. The -f option filters tasks by status, and only matching items are printed. By default, the filters are DNS.

+`task/walk` - shows the status of tasks in the graph. It prints a list of tasks prefixed with the status character. The -c flag disables printing the status characters. The -q option suppresses all output. The -f option filters tasks by status, and only matching items are printed. By default, the filters are DNS.

-`task/mark` is meant to be ran with via plumber rules. It takes the path to the project, and a string like `[ ] some checklist item` that exists in one of the tasks. This will swap it to `[x] some checklist item`. This assumes that all subtasks in your `.task` dir will be unique

+`task/mark` - to be ran with via plumber rules. It takes the path to the project, and a string like `[ ] some checklist item` that exists in one of the tasks. This will swap it to `[x] some checklist item`. This assumes that all subtasks in your `.task` dir will be unique

 The task status characters are as follows:

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 ## TODO

-- Showcase plumbing integration

-- potential git integration (completed new task, git/commit could parse the .task/ directory, add the synopsis of the completed ones and/or a formatted task lists, and then finally task/rm the task after committing)

-

+- The work to be done is in the `./todo` files! 

\ No newline at end of file

--- a/add

+++ b/add

@@ -22,22 +22,24 @@

 		echo 'nothing to add' >[1=2]

 		exit 'message'

 	}

-	## TODO: Check if we have hold as editor, otherwise just cp here

+	# TODO: Check if we have hold as editor, otherwise just cp here

 	cat $msgfile.tmp >> $msgfile

 }

 fn gettag{

-	# Fetch he last numerical tag in the dir

-	tag=`{ls .task/*[0-9] | tail -1 | sed 's#.task/##'}

 	if(! ~ $#change 0)

 		tag=$change

 	if not

-		tag=`{echo $tag^+1 | bc}

+		tag=`{echo $synopsis | sum | awk '{print $1}'}

 }

 fn finish{

+	#mkdir .task >[2]/dev/null

 	cp $msgfile .task/$tag

-	echo 'Tag: '$tag

+	if(! ~ $#change 0)

+		echo 'Updated: '$tag

+	if not

+		echo 'Created: '$tag

 }

 fn sigexit{

--- a/rm

+++ b/rm

@@ -1,18 +1,12 @@

 #!/bin/rc -e

 rfork ne

-fn cleanlinks {

-	# Walk through any related tags, and remove any blockable references

-}

-

 fn checkstate {

 	if(! ~ $#all 0){

 		if(! ~ $#force 0)

 			rmlist=`{ls .task}

 		if not {

-			# TODO: This will need to be filtered to just our project after

-			#rmlist=`{task/walk -c -fC -p $project}

-			rmlist=`{task/walk -c -fC}

+			rmlist=`{task/walk -t -fD}

 		}

 	}

 	if not {

@@ -19,16 +13,18 @@

 		if(! ~ $#force 0)

 			rmlist=`{ls .task/$tag}

 		if not

-			rmlist=`{task/walk -q fC $tag && ls .task/$tag}

+			rmlist=`{task/walk -t -fD}

 	}

+	if(~ $#rmlist 0){

+		echo 'no tag' >[1=2]

+		exit 'tag'

+	}

 }

 fn rmtask {

 	for(m in $rmlist){

-		# TODO: when we have multiproject

-		#echo $project/$m completed

 		echo $m completed

-		rm $m

+		#rm $m

 	}

 }

@@ -40,6 +36,5 @@

 	flag e +

 	checkstate

 	rmtask

-	cleanlinks

 } || echo 'could not rm task:' $status >[1=2]

 exit ''

--- a/walk

+++ b/walk

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 			if (! ~ $#tags 0)

 				echo $tag

 			if not if (~ $#chars 0)

-				echo $flag $synopsis '['^$tag^']' 

+				echo $flag $synopsis -- '#'^$tag

 			if not

-				echo $synopsis '['^$tag^']' 

+				echo $synopsis -- '#'^$tag

 		}

 		if not

 			echo -n ''