Set aside, be told
Hide a task until it matters again, and hear about what becomes yours.
Set a task aside
p on a task, then for how long:
| Key | Until |
|---|---|
| t | Tomorrow. |
| w | In a week. |
| 1-9 | In that many days. |
| m | Something happens on it: a comment, a push, a status change. |
The task leaves the panes, the counts and the notifications. It is still true; it comes back by itself. The top bar says how many tasks are aside.
See them, bring one back
A pane filtered on is:snoozed lists what is aside. p on a task there brings it back.
aki list --filter is:snoozed
What you set aside is kept in ~/.local/state/aki/snoozed.json.
Notifications
While the board is open, a task that starts asking something of you is announced: a desktop notification says what, once per refresh. A task that comes back from being set aside is not announced, nor is a source coming back after a failure.
notifications = true
Sounds
Something new to do also rings, once per refresh, with the sound of the most pressing new task.
[sounds] enabled = true new_task = "Glass" [sounds.rules] review_requested = "Ping" draft_to_finish = "none"
| Key | Value |
|---|---|
new_task | A system sound by name, or a file: "~/sounds/ding.wav". The default is Glass on macOS and message-new-instant elsewhere. |
[sounds.rules] | A sound of its own for a rule. "none" keeps it quiet. |
aki sounds aki sounds Glass
The first lists the sounds that can be named; the second plays one.