pueue-start:tldr:5d6d6

This command is likely part of a script or program that uses the "pueue" command-line tool. The "pueue" command-line tool is a task scheduler that allows you to manage and prioritize processes from the command-line interface. It enables you to queue commands and execute them one after another, or in parallel, depending on the configuration. In this specific command, the "start" subcommand is used to start one or more tasks. Each "${task_id}" placeholder represents the ID of a specific task that you want to start. For example, if you have tasks with IDs "1" and "2" that are queued and you want to start them, the command would look like: pueue start 1 2 This command would instruct the "pueue" scheduler to start the tasks with IDs "1" and "2" concurrently if possible.