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Focus-based panel navigation: h/l or arrow keys move focus between panels; j/k navigates queues, tasks, or scrolls detail depending on the focused panel.
Tab and 1-6 cycle or jump to queues from any panel.
Inline task creation with a (title + queue selector via Tab/Shift-Tab).
Edit tasks in $EDITOR with e (suspends and restores the TUI).
Task actions: d done, s start, m move (then pick queue), x delete (with confirmation), r refresh.
Dedicated triage mode with t — cycles through inbox tasks one at a time using the same keybindings as normal mode (plus Space to skip). Shows a summary on completion.
Search mode with / — filters tasks across all queues in real-time.
Sidebar groups queues into sections (active / triage / archive) with visual separators.
"All" virtual view shows every task across all queues.
--no-tui flag to disable the interactive dashboard and show the plain text output instead.
Changed
Extracted shared mark_done logic into app::operations (used by CLI done, CLI triage, and TUI).
Running tqs with a valid config but no tasks now opens the dashboard (where you can press a to add) instead of showing the getting-started guide.
triage command — interactively walk through inbox tasks and dispatch them to queues, mark done, edit, or delete.
doctor now detects orphaned ID-generator state files in .tqs/id-generator/ and warns about them.
doctor --fix removes orphaned state files automatically.
Fixed
Config file paths starting with ~ (e.g. tasks_root = "~/o/tasks") are now correctly expanded to the user's home directory instead of being treated as relative to the config file location.
Complete rework, changed totally the design - it went from a "per project task queue" to a "personal todo list with some optional Obsidian integration". I'm not going to document the changes because it makes little sense; go read the README or ARCHITECTURE if you are interested in the new system.
Fuzzy subcommand expansion now works when boolean global flags (for example -g / --global) appear before the command shorthand, so tqs -g l resolves to list.
