shutdown-ritual

An end of day task selection ritual automates prioritization by validating maker/manager classifications on issues, then displaying maker-specific tasks grouped by status for you to select up to three tasks for tomorrow's work journal.

Data validation for task management works by running a script that checks project issues for missing maker or manager classifications, ensuring all tasks are properly categorized before you begin selecting your priorities for the next day.

Grouping maker tasks by status is best handled by executing a script that displays tasks categorized by Review, In-Progress, and To-Do statuses, allowing you to select a maximum of three tasks for your physical work journal.

Yes, you can limit task selection to three tasks. The maker task selection process presents your categorized tasks and enforces a maximum of three selections to ensure strict prioritization for the following day's work.

Maker and manager classifications are needed because the workflow validation checks for these missing classifications on issues to ensure data quality and task clarity before you execute the task selection ceremony.

A limitation of this shutdown ritual is that it specifically filters for tasks assigned to the MariusWilsch account and requires issues to have predefined maker or manager classifications to function correctly.