`s` flips the task list between two orders:
- default: attention (red→orange→white→blue) → most-overdue (desc) →
project name → created_at (FIFO)
- project: project first, with dimmed ──── Name ──── separators riding
atop each group's first task (the cursor only lands on real tasks)
The view filter still runs before the sort. Pure comparator (`cmp_tasks`/
`sort_tasks`, today injected) with unit tests for both modes + a
navigation test for the toggle. `skip` moved from `s` to `S` to free `s`.
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Each task row now leads with a colored attention flag (⚑ for
red/orange/blue, blank for white/none) and a project-colored bullet (●).
The bullet color is derived stably from the project id (FNV-1a → HSL →
truecolor RGB) so it survives projects being added/removed; a per-project
override on the model is a later refinement. The glyph shape is reserved
for future semantics.
The task list also gains a scrollbar and ListState-driven
scroll-to-visible so a selected task below the fold stays reachable.
Tests: fmt::project_color determinism unit; a flag-glyph render assertion.
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`m` opens a list-pick overlay on the highlighted task — "(Unfile)" then
every project — and re-files it via `task.set_project` (cursor starts on
the task's current project). j/k navigate, Enter applies, Esc cancels.
Adds `Backend::set_project`, a `Mode::MoveToProject` overlay, and its
render. Navigation tests cover refile + cancel.
Closes the last Todoist-parity capture gap (§14 item 1).
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`D` arms a delete on the highlighted task; the status line shows
"Delete \"title\"? (y / N)" and the next key confirms (y) or cancels (anything
else). Confirming calls node.tombstone — a true soft-delete that removes the
task from every view, recurring tasks included (unlike `x` done, which rolls a
recurring task forward, or `d` dropped, which keeps it in the store). Backend
gains `tombstone`.
Tests: confirm-flow unit test against a recording fake (arm → cancel keeps it;
arm → confirm tombstones), plus a real-daemon integration test that deleting a
recurring task drops it from the view and sets the node's tombstoned flag.
186 workspace tests; clippy/fmt clean.
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Recurring tasks now show a ↻ marker on their row, and the highlighted task
expands inline beneath itself with a dimmed detail block: project name,
recurrence rule, and do/late dates (only the fields that are set). Project
name resolves client-side from the sidebar; dates were already on the row.
Backend: RankedTask gains `recurrence: Option<String>` (populated in
ranked_from_row from t.recurrence; both list/next select lists updated) — the
only data the row was missing. Serializes over the socket automatically.
Tested: a real-daemon render test asserts the ↻ glyph plus the selected
detail block (recurs: FREQ=DAILY, project: Routines). 184 workspace tests;
clippy/fmt clean.
Note: the recurrence is shown as the raw RRULE for now (humanizing it is a
later polish). Subtask/checklist folding was dropped — those reference items
turned out to be blue backlog items, not sub-items.
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`/` opens a search prompt; submitting runs the FTS `search` RPC and overlays
the results on the center pane (title + [kind]). j/k move, Enter opens the hit
(a task hit opens its canonical-context doc via context_of; docs/journals open
themselves) in nvim, Esc exits search. Backend gained `search` + `context_of`.
Tests: fake-backend flow (results populate; task hit resolves to its context,
doc hit to itself; clear) + a real-daemon integration test (seed a doc, search,
assert the hit + that the Search pane renders). 183 workspace tests; clippy/fmt
clean.
Move-to-project is the last Todoist-parity gap; it needs a new task.set_project
RPC (no link-remove RPC yet) and is deferred.
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`a` is now Todoist-style one-line capture: parse a line like
`Water plants tomorrow p2 #Camano Chores every 3 days` into title + attention
(p1 red / p2 orange / p3 blue / p4 white) + do-date (today/tomorrow/+3d/fri/ISO)
+ recurrence (`every …`, longest suffix that parses) + project (`#Name`, greedy
multi-word match against existing projects). An unresolved `#tag` stays in the
title verbatim (no surprise project creation); with no `#project`, the task is
filed under the selected sidebar project.
The parser (`quickadd::parse`) is pure — `today` and the project list are
passed in — reusing hephd::datespec for dates/recurrence, so it's exhaustively
unit-tested (priority, relative/weekday dates, single + multi-word projects,
recurrence extraction, unresolved tags, the all-at-once case, and the
"every"-not-a-recurrence fallback). `Backend::create_task` gained a recurrence
arg. The multi-step guided add it replaces is gone.
181 workspace tests; clippy/fmt clean.
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`o` on a task suspends the TUI, opens its canonical-context doc in the owner's
nvim via heph.nvim's live buffer surface (+lua require('heph.node').open), then
restores the alternate screen and reloads to pick up edits. The child nvim is
pointed at the same daemon via $HEPH_SOCKET, so it works under a custom
--socket too. This is the KB↔task fusion — edit the description/checklist in
the real editor and return straight to triage.
handle_key now returns an Action the event loop performs (the suspend/spawn is
terminal-owning, kept out of App). nvim arg builder unit-tested; the actual
suspend/spawn is interactive so it's exercised manually.
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Single-keypress mutations on the highlighted task, each → RPC → reload with a
status confirmation: x done (recurring roll-forward), d drop, s skip, A cycle
attention (white→orange→red→blue, §6.2), b push-to-blue (On Deck). The bulk of
daily triage — the daily orange reconfirm and blue keep/drop review made fast.
Tests: next_attention cycle unit test; integration tests against a real daemon
that completing/pushing-to-blue removes a task from Top of Mind (and it then
shows under On Deck). 11 heph-tui tests; clippy/fmt clean.
Input-requiring actions (a add, e reschedule) + nvim context handoff are T2b.
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New crate crates/heph-tui: a ratatui terminal agenda, thin client of the
hephd unix socket (never touches SQLite, same as heph.nvim). The next big
surface — the interactive triage UI the §6.2.1 Todoist study calls for.
- 3-pane layout: sidebar (the five §8.2 filter views + projects), task list
(attention-colored rows with compact human do/late dates), and a preview
pane (the highlighted task's canonical-context doc body + log tail).
- App state is generic over a `Backend` seam, so navigation/selection logic
is unit-testable without a terminal or daemon; `ClientBackend` forwards to
the socket. Rendering is a pure `ui::render(frame, &app)`.
- Navigation: j/k within the focused pane, Tab / h / l to move focus,
selecting a sidebar source reloads the list, moving the task cursor
refreshes the preview. r refresh, q quit.
- Socket resolution: --socket flag, then $HEPH_SOCKET, then the standard
runtime path (the TUI honors the env var the CLI doesn't).
Tests: a headless TestBackend render against a real spawned daemon (asserts
views/projects/tasks/preview paint, and Top of Mind excludes blue), plus
in-memory navigation unit tests. 8 heph-tui tests; clippy/fmt clean.
Mutations (add/done/attention/reschedule/blue) + nvim handoff land in T2.
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