To do list CLI that feels like Git

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Post by ethantrang » Thu, Sep 18, 2025, 3:04 AM UTC

To do list CLI that feels like Git
tm-cli.com

Re: To do list CLI that feels like Git

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Post by ethantrang » Thu, Sep 18, 2025, 3:04 AM UTC

tm-cli.com -- an open-source cli tool for managing ur tasks in your terminal. for devs who dont want to leave the terminal or ide.

we've seen this being useful for coding agents too like cursor to plan and manage larger projects.

github: https://github.com/Inflect-Labs/tm

install cmd: `curl -fsSL https://tm-cli.com/install | bash`

we're trying to build productive tools for devs, so if any of this interests u, pls message me ethan@inflectlabs.co !

Re: To do list CLI that feels like Git

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Post by MultifokalHirn » Thu, Sep 18, 2025, 5:44 AM UTC

Would be good to link to the repo on the page. Just putting a command on the page to run some shell script is off putting tbh. I imagine that there are people out there that will just run the command without looking through the script (which I assume is the intended scenario). Linking to the sourcecode is more straightforward than making users copy the script URL and paste it somewhere to look at it - I am on mobile btw. (But glad you put the repo here as a comment, otherwise just seemed fishy.)

Re: To do list CLI that feels like Git

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Post by MultifokalHirn » Thu, Sep 18, 2025, 5:47 AM UTC

MultifokalHirn wrote: post #3

Would be good to link to the repo on the page. Just putting a command on the page to run some shell script is off putting tbh. I imagine that there are people out there that will just run the command without looking through the script (which I assume is the intended scenario). Linking to the sourcecode is more straightforward than making users copy the script URL and paste it somewhere to look at it - I am on mobile…

I recommend putting the install script into the repo and linking to that, instead of the one hosted on the website.

Re: To do list CLI that feels like Git

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Post by ethantrang » Thu, Sep 18, 2025, 6:35 AM UTC

MultifokalHirn wrote: post #4

MultifokalHirn wrote: post #3

Would be good to link to the repo on the page. Just putting a command on the page to run some shell script is off putting tbh. I imagine that there are people out there that will just run the command without looking through the script (which I assume is the intended scenario). Linking to the sourcecode is more straightforward than making users copy the script URL and paste it somewhere to look at it - I am on mobile…

I recommend putting the install script into the repo and linking to that, instead of the one hosted on the website.

thanks for suggesting! will be fixing that right away