- Completed: 26 of 30 planned features
- In Progress: Advanced features
- Remaining: 4 features including advanced features and distribution
- Project planning and documentation
- Basic project structure setup
- Local storage implementation
- Core task management functionality
- CLI interface implementation
- Task completion functionality
- Task deletion functionality
- Task updating functionality
- Due date management functionality
- Project and tag management functionality
- Search functionality
- Task notes functionality
- Detailed task view functionality
- Google OAuth2 authentication
- Google Tasks API client implementation
- Basic synchronization between local and remote tasks
- Offline support with sync conflict resolution
- Task dependencies implementation
- Recurring tasks support
- Implementing advanced features
- Preparing for distribution
- Add comprehensive error handling
- Add unit and integration tests
- Create user documentation
- Package application for distribution
- Task creation with title, description, and priority
- Task listing with visual indicators
- Task completion
- Task deletion (soft delete)
- Task updating
- Due date management
- Project and tag management
- Search functionality
- Task notes functionality
- Detailed task view
- Persistent storage between command executions
- Task filtering by status and project
- Google Tasks API integration with authentication
- Synchronization between local and remote tasks
- Offline support with automatic sync when online
- Task dependencies with completion blocking
- Recurring tasks with automatic instance creation
The CLI is functioning correctly with separate processes for each command. Data persistence is achieved through JSON file storage in the user's home directory (~/.gtasks/tasks.json) for local mode, and through the Google Tasks API for remote mode. The implementation follows the specification that each CLI command runs in a separate process, so we've avoided singleton patterns and ensured all state is managed through external storage. Users can switch between local and Google Tasks modes using the --google flag. Offline support is provided through local caching with automatic synchronization when connectivity is restored. Task dependencies prevent tasks from being completed when their dependencies are not yet completed. Recurring tasks support allows users to create tasks that repeat on a regular schedule, with automatic creation of new instances when completed.