@e0ipso/ai-task-manager 1.1.3 → 1.1.4

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- # AI Task Manager
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+ # 🤖 AI Task Manager
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- AI-powered task management CLI tool to improve your context. It supports multiple coding assistants including Claude and Gemini for comprehensive development workflow integration.
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- ## Features
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+ [![npm version](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/@e0ipso/ai-task-manager.svg)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@e0ipso/ai-task-manager)
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+ [![License](https://img.shields.io/badge/License-Proprietary-red.svg)](LICENSE)
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- - **Multi-Assistant Support**: Configure support for Claude, Gemini, or both assistants simultaneously
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- - **Intelligent Directory Structure**: Organized file structure with assistant-specific directories
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- - **Interactive CLI**: Enhanced user interface with colored output and progress indicators
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- - **Template System**: Built-in templates for different project types (basic, development, research)
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- - **Task Management**: Create, list, and manage tasks with status tracking
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- - **Installation Management**: Comprehensive installation, verification, and repair capabilities
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- - **Cross-Platform**: Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux
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+ AI-powered task management CLI tool to improve your context. It supports multiple coding assistants including Claude and Gemini for comprehensive development workflow integration.
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- ## Quick Start
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+ ## Features
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- ### Installation
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- ```bash
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- # Install globally
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- npm install -g @e0ipso/ai-task-manager
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+ - 🤝 **Multi-Assistant Support**: Configure support for Claude, and Gemini
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+ - 📋 **Template System**: Built-in templates for different project types (basic, development, research)
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- # Or use with npx (no installation required)
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- npx @e0ipso/ai-task-manager --help
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- ```
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+ ## 🚀 Quick Start
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- ### Initialize a New Workspace
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+ ### 🏗️ Initialize a New Workspace
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  The `--assistants` flag is **required** when initializing a workspace. You must specify which coding assistant(s) you want to configure support for.
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- The `--destination-directory` flag allows you to specify an alternative directory for the workspace. By default, the workspace is initialized in the current working directory.
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- ```bash
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- # Quick start with Claude
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- npx @e0ipso/ai-task-manager init --assistants claude
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- ```
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- If the script detects that any of the folders it needs to create already exist it merge the folder structures, but it will overwrite the files in them.
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- ## Assistant Selection
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  AI Task Manager supports multiple coding assistants. You **must** specify which assistant(s) to use during initialization using the `--assistants` flag.
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- ### Supported Assistants
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+ 🤖 Supported Assistants are
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- - **Claude**: Anthropic's Claude AI assistant
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- - **Gemini**: Google's Gemini AI assistant
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+ - 🎭 **Claude**: Anthropic's Claude AI assistant
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+ - 💎 **Gemini**: Google's Gemini AI assistant
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- ### Single Assistant Setup
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+ The `--destination-directory` flag allows you to specify an alternative directory for the workspace. By default, the workspace is initialized in the current working directory.
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  ```bash
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  # Gemini only
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- ```
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- ### Multiple Assistant Setup
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- ```bash
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  # Both Claude and Gemini
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  ```
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- ### Directory Structure
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+ If the script detects that any of the folders it needs to create already exist it merge the folder structures, but it will overwrite the files in them.
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+ ### 📂 Directory Structure
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  When you initialize with assistant selection, the following directory structure is created:
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- ## Suggested Workflow
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+ ## 💡 Suggested Workflow
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- ### One-time Setup
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+ ### 📋 One-time Setup
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  Review and tweak the `.ai/task-manager/TASK_MANAGER_INFO.md` and `.ai/task-manager/VALIDATION_GATES.md`. These files are yours to edit and should reflect your project's tech stack and goals.
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- ### Day-to-day Workflow
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- 1. Create a plan: `/tasks:create-plan Create an authentication workflow for the application using ...`
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- 2. Provide additional context if the assistant needs it.
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- 3. Manually review the plan and make the necessary edits. You might be tempted to skip this step, **do not skip this step**. Find the plan document in `.ai/task-manager/plans/01--authentication-workflow/plan-01--authentication-workflow.md`
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- 4. Create the tasks for the plan: `/tasks:generate-tasks 1`
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- 5. Review the list of tasks. This step is important to avoid scope creep and ensure the right things are to be built. Again, **do not skip this step**. Find the tasks in the folder `.ai/task-manager/plans/01--authentication-workflow/tasks/`
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- 6. Execute the tasks: `/tasks:execute-blueprint 1`
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- 7. Review the implementation and the generated tests.
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+ 1. 📝 Create a plan: `/tasks:create-plan Create an authentication workflow for the application using ...`
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+ 2. 💬 Provide additional context if the assistant needs it.
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+ 3. ⚠️ Manually review the plan and make the necessary edits. You might be tempted to skip this step, **do not skip this step**. Find the plan document in `.ai/task-manager/plans/01--authentication-workflow/plan-01--authentication-workflow.md`
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+ 4. 📋 Create the tasks for the plan: `/tasks:generate-tasks 1`
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+ 5. 👀 Review the list of tasks. This step is important to avoid scope creep and ensure the right things are to be built. Again, **do not skip this step**. Find the tasks in the folder `.ai/task-manager/plans/01--authentication-workflow/tasks/`
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+ 6. 🚀 Execute the tasks: `/tasks:execute-blueprint 1`
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+ 7. Review the implementation and the generated tests.
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+ ## 🔧 Troubleshooting
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- ## License
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+ ## 📄 License
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- Proprietary Software with Revocation Rights.
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+ ⚖️ **Proprietary Software with Revocation Rights.**
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  This software is free to use, run, and operate for any lawful purposes. The
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  author can revoke the license to use it at any time and by any reason. A license
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  revocation notice may be provided through:
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- - Direct communication to known users
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- - Public announcement on the project repository
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- - Update to the LICENSE file
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+ - 📧 Direct communication to known users
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+ - 📢 Public announcement on the project repository
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+ - 📝 Update to the LICENSE file
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  "name": "@e0ipso/ai-task-manager",
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- "version": "1.1.3",
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  "description": "Task management for AI coding assistants",
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- **Testing Anti-patterns to Avoid:**
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- test('useState updates state', () => {
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  ## Technical Requirements
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  [Specific technical details, APIs, libraries, etc. - use this to infer appropriate skills]
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