tb:tldr:afc19

The command "tb --task ${task_description} @${board_name}" is likely using a tool or software called "tb" to perform an action related to a task and a specific board.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• "tb": It represents the command or the tool being used, which could be short for "task board" or simply the name of the software.
• "--task ${task_description}": This is an option or an argument passed to the command. It specifies the task description for which an action will be performed. The placeholder "${task_description}" is likely indicating that you need to replace it with the actual description of the task you want to work on.
• "@${board_name}": This is another option or argument passed to the command. It specifies the board name on which the task exists or will be created. The "@" symbol is likely used to denote referencing a board. The placeholder "${board_name}" suggests that you need to replace it with the actual name of the board you are working with.

In summary, the command is probably used to interact with the task board software and perform actions or operations related to a specific task described by "${task_description}" on a particular board represented by "${board_name}". The exact functionality and available options would depend on the specific task board software being used.