task-manager

Markdown Kanban task tracking works by creating entries in a kanban.md file, moving items across To Do, In Progress, and Done columns while updating status and date metadata to drive project accountability.

You can create subtasks and assign priorities in a Markdown workflow by structuring TASK-XXX headers with single-line Priority, Category, and Assigned metadata to manage cross-functional initiatives.

Kanban task automation supports team sprints and cross-functional projects by providing a structured workflow with task creation, status movement, and optional archiving to track collaboration outcomes.

The kanban.md task file format enforces TASK-XXX headers, a single line for Priority, Category, and Assigned values, plus a mandatory comment tracking the Last Task ID for strict structural integrity.

To archive completed tasks in a Markdown project management file, you request archiving on demand, removing finished items from the active board while preserving their notes and historical outcomes.

Using a local Markdown file for project management provides a self-contained, lightweight workflow without external dependencies, ensuring visibility and accountability through a structured kanban.md format.