tuiboard 0.5.3 → 0.5.5
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package/README.md
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## Quick start
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Starting fresh — no Obsidian, no special folders required:
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1. **Install Bun** ([bun.sh](https://bun.sh)), then `bun install -g tuiboard`.
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2. **Make one or more board files.** A board is a plain `.md` file: every `##`
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heading is a column, every `- [ ]` line is a task. The simplest board:
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```markdown
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## To Do
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- [ ] My first task
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## In Progress
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## Done
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```
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Create one file per tab you want (e.g. `Work.md`, `Personal.md`). Columns
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named exactly `Done` and `Archive` are treated specially (hidden from the
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board view but used by the done-stats and the archive action).
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3. **Point tuiboard at them.** Create `~/.config/tuiboard/config.yaml` (found
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from any directory) with **absolute** paths:
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```yaml
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boards:
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- path: /home/you/notes/Work.md
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name: Work
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- path: /home/you/notes/Personal.md
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name: Personal
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```
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Or skip the config entirely and just run `tuiboard` inside a folder that
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already contains `.md` files with `- [ ]` tasks — it auto-discovers them.
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4. **Run it:** `tuiboard` (or the short alias `tb`).
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**The Agent view needs zero setup.** tuiboard reads your local Claude Code
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sessions from `~/.claude/` automatically, so the live agent strip fills in as
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soon as you've used Claude Code — nothing to connect or configure. (Tools that
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don't write to `~/.claude`, like Codex, won't show up there.)
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See [Configure](#configure) for assignees, the done/archive column names, and
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the optional custom "open session in your terminal" command.
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### Let an AI agent set it up for you
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Paste this into **Claude Code** (or Codex / Cursor) from any directory — it
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interviews you and wires everything up:
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```text
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I just installed `tuiboard` (a terminal kanban dashboard:
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https://github.com/NazzarenoGiannelli/tuiboard). Set it up for me from scratch:
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1. Ask me: (a) which directory should hold my board markdown files,
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(b) how many boards/tabs I want and their names (e.g. Work, Personal),
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(c) any assignee names I use.
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2. Create one markdown file per board in that directory. Each file: a few `##`
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column headings — default `## To Do`, `## In Progress`, `## Done` — and no
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tasks yet. Always include a `## Done` column (tuiboard treats columns named
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`Done` and `Archive` specially and hides them from the board view).
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3. Create a global config at `~/.config/tuiboard/config.yaml` (resolve the real
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home path) with a `boards:` list pointing at those files by ABSOLUTE path,
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plus `assignees: [...]`, `done_column: Done`, `archive_column: Archive`.
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4. Do NOT configure the Agent view — tuiboard reads `~/.claude` automatically.
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5. Show me the final config, then tell me to run `tuiboard`, and how to add a
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board later (create a new `.md` and append it to the `boards:` list).
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Confirm the directory and file names with me before writing any files.
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The `kanban-plugin: board` frontmatter is **optional** — it's only there so the
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file also renders as a board in Obsidian's Kanban plugin. tuiboard itself needs
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### Metadata vocabulary
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package/package.json
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"name": "tuiboard",
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"version": "0.5.
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"version": "0.5.5",
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"description": "Terminal dashboard for markdown task boards. Kanban + Today/Tomorrow + 24h timeline + Claude Code agent view, all in one TUI.",
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"license": "MIT",
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