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Work in Progress⌗

While key foundational features of Listro have been implemented in v0.0.1, the project remains under active development. Features such as persistent state saving are not yet available, and due to limited testing, users may encounter bugs.

About Listro⌗

When you have a lot to get done, keeping track of tasks can quickly become overwhelming. Since I do most of my work in the terminal using tools like Neovim, I set out to build a terminal user interface (TUI) that fits seamlessly into my existing workflow.

To achieve this, I drew inspiration from other terminal-based tools and prioritized familiarity and efficiency. Core features include:

  • Strong Keyboard Navigation:

    • q, esc, or Ctrl-C to exit
    • t to add a task
    • l to add a task list
    • d to delete selected tasks

  • File-Based Sessions (Planned):

    • JSON/SQLite-based state management, similar to session handling in TMUX
    • Launch from any terminal context into a specified session

  • Cross-Platform Support (Planned):

    • Download a platform-specific executable and run from anywhere in the terminal