" [--notes "<notes>"] [--category "<cat>"] [--priority High|Medium|Low] [--due-date "<date>"] --json ``` ### Get task ```bash cognary-cli tasks get <id> --json ``` ### Update task ```bash cognary-cli tasks update <id> [--title "<title>"] [--notes "<notes>"] [--category "<cat>"] [--priority High|Medium|Low] [--due-date "<date>"] --json ``` ### Complete task ```bash cognary-cli tasks complete <id> --json ``` ### Uncomplete task (reactivate) ```bash cognary-cli tasks uncomplete <id> --json ``` ### Delete task ```bash cognary-cli tasks delete <id> --json ``` ## Formatting - When listing tasks, present them in a clean readable format (not raw JSON). - Show: title, status, priority, category, due date (if set), and ID. - Group active vs completed when showing all. - Use emoji for priority: 🔴 High, 🟡 Medium, 🟢 Low. - When confirming actions (add/complete/delete), be brief. </article></body></html>

--- name: cognary-tasks description: Manage task lists via cognary-cli. Use for listing, adding, updating, completing, uncompleting, and deleting tasks. Triggers on any request about tasks, to-dos, task lists, reminders-as-tasks, or tracking action items. --- # Cognary Tasks Manage tasks via `cognary-cli tasks`. Always pass `--json` for parseable output. ## Installation If `cognary-cli` is not installed, install it first: ```bash npm install -g cognary-cli ``` ## Auth The `COGNARY_API_KEY` env var must be set. If calls fail with an auth error, tell the user: - If they don't have an account or API key, they can register at **https://tasks.cognary.ai** - Once in the app, go to the **Settings** menu and select **"MANAGE API KEYS"** to create a new key - Then provide the key so it can be configured ## Commands ### List tasks ```bash cognary-cli tasks list [--status active|completed|all] [--category ] [--priority High|Medium|Low] [--search ] [--sort createdAt|updatedAt|dueDate|priority|title] [--order asc|desc] [--limit ] [--page ] [--active-only] [--completed-limit ] --json ``` Default: all tasks, sorted by createdAt desc, limit 20. ### Add task ```bash cognary-cli tasks add "" [--notes "<notes>"] [--category "<cat>"] [--priority High|Medium|Low] [--due-date "<date>"] --json ``` ### Get task ```bash cognary-cli tasks get <id> --json ``` ### Update task ```bash cognary-cli tasks update <id> [--title "<title>"] [--notes "<notes>"] [--category "<cat>"] [--priority High|Medium|Low] [--due-date "<date>"] --json ``` ### Complete task ```bash cognary-cli tasks complete <id> --json ``` ### Uncomplete task (reactivate) ```bash cognary-cli tasks uncomplete <id> --json ``` ### Delete task ```bash cognary-cli tasks delete <id> --json ``` ## Formatting - When listing tasks, present them in a clean readable format (not raw JSON). - Show: title, status, priority, category, due date (if set), and ID. - Group active vs completed when showing all. - Use emoji for priority: 🔴 High, 🟡 Medium, 🟢 Low. - When confirming actions (add/complete/delete), be brief. </article></body></html>

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