tb
"tb" is a command line tool that stands for "timeboxing". It is a productivity tool designed to help individuals manage and track their time effectively. The tool allows users to set specific time limits or "timeboxes" for different tasks or activities. It provides a simple and intuitive command line interface for users to interact with. Users can easily create, edit, start, pause, and complete timeboxes through the command line. tb also offers features like notifications and alarms to keep users on track with their timeboxes. It provides visual cues and progress indicators to give users a sense of their time remaining. The tool allows users to review their timeboxing history and analyze how they spent their time. It supports the use of tags and labels to categorize and filter timeboxes for better organization. tb is a highly customizable tool, allowing users to configure various settings to fit their individual workflows.
List of commands for tb:
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tb:tldr:13488 tb: Edit item's priority.$ tb --priority @${item_id} ${priority}try on your machineexplain this command
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tb:tldr:5c454 tb: Check/uncheck item.$ tb --check ${item_id}try on your machineexplain this command
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tb:tldr:99edd tb: Move item to a board.$ tb --move @${item_id} ${board_name}try on your machineexplain this command
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tb:tldr:9d8a2 tb: Add a new note to a board.$ tb --note ${note_description} @${board_name}try on your machineexplain this command
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tb:tldr:afc19 tb: Add a new task to a board.$ tb --task ${task_description} @${board_name}try on your machineexplain this command