task-tagging

Task tagging enforces a fixed seven-tag catalog (Work, Personal, Shopping, Health, Finance, Learning, Urgent) to ensure uniform labeling. Each task gets one primary tag and up to four secondary tags, preventing duplicates and inconsistent naming so filtering and reporting remain reliable across your system.

Tagging rules require exactly one primary tag per task, allow up to four additional secondary tags (five maximum total), enforce exact-case matching against the standard catalog, and prevent duplicate tags. Validation runs during task creation, editing, autocomplete, and bulk imports.

Yes, autocomplete provides searchable, colored tag chips for quick selection from the seven standard categories. The system supports filtering tasks by tag and bulk import validation, enabling fast tagging workflows while maintaining catalog consistency.

Task tagging validates and standardizes tags during bulk imports, ensuring incoming data conforms to the seven-tag catalog rules. Invalid or duplicate tags are caught at import time, maintaining data integrity across migrated or batch-loaded tasks.

The system prevents duplicate tags and rejects tags that don't match the exact case of the seven standard categories. Invalid entries are blocked at input, autocomplete, and import stages, ensuring only valid, unique tags are applied.