Bada (바다, "sea")

bada means "sea" (바다) in Korean — a place where important things gather and flow.

bada is a Vim-first TUI todo app for capturing what matters, organizing it into projects/tags, and finishing with calm focus.

Daily Use

• Rename: r (shows current/new), Enter saves, Esc cancels.
• Priority: + / - (max 10).
• Due shift: ] / [ (+1d/-1d).
• Sort: s then d/p/t/a/s (due/priority/created/auto/state).
• gg / G bindings (jump to top / bottom)
• Search: / opens a query prompt; Enter applies, Esc cancels (submit empty to clear).
• Notes: Enter to preview notes, e to edit notes inside the preview (works for tasks or topic rows; not available for RecentlyAdded/RecentlyDone).
• Reminder report: opens on launch; type :agenda to view again (shows overdue/today/next 3d pending tasks).

Recurrence Syntax

You can set recurrence in the metadata editor using the Recurrence and Interval fields.

Examples:

• every day
• every 3 days
• every 2 weeks
• every 2 weeks on Mon
• every month
• every month on Fri
• daily, weekly, monthly (aliases)

Notes:

• Weekday names accept short and long forms: Mon/Monday, Tue/Tuesday, etc.
• If Recurrence is empty but Interval is set, it is treated as every N days.
• The UI shows a “Next: YYYY-MM-DD” preview for recurring tasks.

Theme

Edit the [theme] section in config.toml (see config.example.toml) to customize colors for headings, accents, status bar, and selection highlight.

Trash

• Deleted tasks are archived as JSON snapshots in trash_dir (default trash/).
• Press T to open Trash; space multi-selects (auto-advances), u restores selected/current, P purges (with confirm), esc/q exits.
• Status bar shows cursor, selection count, and trash path; clear the folder to purge manually if needed.

Install (Linux)

./install.sh

Options:

./install.sh --prefix /usr/local --bin-name bada

Todo

Basic Features

• Agenda reporting config (+7 or +3)
• Data Portability: Robust Import/Export (CSV/JSON/TOML) and automatic SQLite maintenance (VACUUM/Snapshots).
• Integrate with Gorae / Bori

Recurring Task

Recurrence needs some NLP feature to parse and calculate next due date

• Clearer input model: Allow every X days/weeks/months + optional weekday selector (e.g., every 2 weeks on Mon), while keeping a raw rule fallback.
• Next occurrence preview: Show “Next: YYYY‑MM‑DD” in metadata and in the recurring list so users trust the schedule.
• Skip/shift controls: Add ]/[ to shift next occurrence and a s key to skip just one cycle.
• Completion behavior toggle: Choose whether completing a recurring task creates a new instance or just updates the due date in place.
• End conditions: Support “until date” or “after N occurrences.”
• Exception dates: Let users add one‑off skip dates (holidays, vacations).
• Human‑readable labels: Store a normalized rule and a display label (e.g., weekly:mon,wed → “Weekly on Mon/Wed”).

DB and Task Sharing

• Supabase and create API

AI Features

• Natural Language Intake: Convert "Buy milk tomorrow at 5pm" into a structured task with a due date and tags.
• Strategic Advisory: AI analyzes your task list to suggest the most efficient order of operations (e.g., "Group these three errands together to save time").
• Automated Project Planning: Generate a multi-step task breakdown from a single high-level goal (e.g., "Plan a 3-day hiking trip").
• Writing features: email or report.

This is a comprehensive and well-thought-out feature set. It strikes a great balance between a "power user" CLI/TUI application and modern AI-driven productivity.

I have polished your existing list for clarity and professional terminology, then added a section of "Next-Level Ideas" to further differentiate your project.

New Ideas to Consider

1. Workflow & Productivity

• Dependency Tracking: Mark tasks as "blocked by" another task. The AI can then use this data to suggest a valid path forward.
• Recurring Logic: Support for complex recurrences (e.g., "Every 3rd Tuesday" or "2 weeks after completion").
• Pomodoro Integration: A built-in timer in the status bar that links directly to the active task for time-tracking.
• Git-style "Undo": A command-line history (reflog) so you can revert accidental bulk deletions or project moves.

2. Expanded AI Capabilities

• Complexity Estimation: Let the AI estimate how many "Story Points" or minutes a task will take based on its title and description.
• Stale Task Detection: An AI "nag" that identifies tasks that have been sitting idle for weeks and suggests either deleting them, breaking them down, or rescheduling.
• Contextual Tagging: Automatically suggest tags based on the content of the task (e.g., recognizing "Email" and "Boss" and suggesting @comm or @work).

3. Analytics & Reporting

• Velocity Tracking: A simple dashboard showing tasks completed per day/week to help you understand your actual capacity.
• Workload Heatmap: A visual representation (perhaps in the calendar view) showing which days are dangerously over-scheduled.

4. Technical "Pro" Features

• Hook System: Allow users to run scripts on certain events (e.g., on_task_complete triggers a script that updates a Slack status).
• Sync Backend: Optional end-to-end encrypted sync between multiple machines using a simple central relay or Git-based syncing.