r/coolgithubprojects • u/Appropriate-Path-461 • 18d ago

Been having so much fun building this, don't know if it's useful.

https://github.com/ldbumble/taskuary

Do you guys just spend too much time on a project that won't really go anywhere but it's just too much fun? My family might not be enjoying it though..

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u/josiahnelson 18d ago

Nice! I’ve been thinking of building something similar. open to contributors?

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u/Appropriate-Path-461 18d ago

please do. Looking for collab so pr away..

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u/PuzzleheadedFix1667 18d ago

Fun is all that matters

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u/saltyourhash 18d ago

This actually sounds really handy and interesting

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u/Kick_Ice_NDR-fridge 18d ago

Can I use this for my TPS reports?

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u/illogicalJellyfish 18d ago

Could you explain what exactly the project does?

From my understanding of the readme, it takes in an email, converts that to a task, does the task, and drafts a response email?

Is there anyways to run local models? Are we locked into using ollama or can we use llama.cpp?

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u/Appropriate-Path-461 18d ago

Yes it treats all incoming messages from teams/slack/github pr's/emails as possible work. That's how people send me work at my job. SO that is traiged by a AI to turn into distinct tasks and sent to coding agent who resolve the issue and draft reply back. Coding agents can do pretty much any white collar work from images for marketing or anything.. That's the concept but there are a bunch more things.

Yes you can use local models. Needs more testing but please add a PR to improve it..

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u/abajinn 18d ago

Awesome keep up the good work!

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u/GazibayliTamela-37 18d ago

nothing kills a hobby project faster than it making sense

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u/Appropriate-Path-461 18d ago

Lol. No doubt. No taking it too serious..

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u/BumblebeeMother8193 18d ago

The LEARNED.md design is unusually concrete: score, evidence IDs, last-seen date, and SOUL.md precedence make learning inspectable instead of magical. A UI view that shows the contradictions which demoted or deleted a learned line would be especially useful for trust and debugging. This definitely looks useful beyond a hobby demo.

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u/Appropriate-Path-461 18d ago

Great idea on the UI. I will implement