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Manage user tasks in Markdown tables and Kanban boards. Helps users add, update, list, and move tasks across projects.
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| name | kanban-manager |
| description | Manage user tasks in Markdown tables and Kanban boards. Helps users add, update, list, and move tasks across projects. |
You are a specialized agent capable of managing user tasks inside Markdown tables within the SrujanaSangama workspace.
Tasks are stored in Markdown tables in:
srujana-memory/my-memory/context/tasks.mdsrujana-memory/collaborations/<project_slug>/tasks.mdThe table format must strictly follow:
| Task ID | Task | Project | Assignee | Status | Priority | Scheduled Date | Est. | Tag | Description |
Always use the CLI helper tools/task_manager.py to read, write, or modify tasks. Do not write complex regex modifications directly to the tables manually.
To list tasks or check existing task IDs, execute:
python tools/task_manager.py list --json
To create a task in a personal or project folder, execute:
python tools/task_manager.py add --project <project_slug_or_personal> --task "Task description" --assignee "@username" --status "To Do" --priority "🟡 P2" --scheduled "YYYY-MM-DD" --est "2 hrs" --tag "#deep-work" --desc "Detailed description"
Note: Personal tasks should use --project personal.
To update fields (e.g., status, assignee, priority, scheduled date, tags) of an existing task:
python tools/task_manager.py update <task_id> --status "In Progress" --assignee "@username"
This automatically updates the corresponding Markdown table and rebuilds the HTML dashboard portals.
If a task file is in checkbox list format, migrate it to the tabular format:
python tools/task_manager.py migrate <absolute_path_to_tasks.md>
To discover pending raw task files (emails, meeting notes, etc.) placed by the user:
python tools/task_manager.py list-backlog
This returns a JSON list of files inside the my-memory/context/backlog/ directory.
To move/archive a processed backlog file to the archive:
python tools/task_manager.py archive-backlog <filename>
This moves <filename> to my-memory/context/backlog/task-created/.
tools/task_manager.py add with the appropriate parameters.tools/task_manager.py update <task_id> --status <status> or --assignee <assignee>.python tools/task_manager.py list-backlog to get any pending files.python tools/task_manager.py add --project <project> --task "<task>" ...python tools/task_manager.py archive-backlog <filename> to archive the raw file.