task-tagging

Organize tasks by applying a fixed seven-tag taxonomy that categorizes entries across personal and work contexts. The system enforces validation rules by preventing duplicate tags, requiring selections from predefined categories, and limiting assignments to a maximum of five tags per task.

Custom tags are not supported for task categorization. The system enforces a fixed taxonomy with seven predefined categories: Work, Personal, Shopping, Health, Finance, Learning, and Urgent. All tags applied during task creation, editing, and display must come from these standard categories.

Add multiple tags by selecting from autocomplete suggestions that appear during task creation or editing. The UI displays selected categories as color-coded visual tag chips, enforcing a primary tag with up to four secondary tags, and providing intuitive removal behavior for easy management.

The maximum number of tags allowed per task is five. The validation rules enforce this limit by allowing one primary tag and up to four secondary tags, ensuring all selections come from the seven predefined categories to maintain consistent task labeling.

The seven-category tagging system supports filtering, searching, and prioritizing tasks in lists and dashboards. Applying the fixed taxonomy during creation and display ensures consistent labels, enabling reliable category-based retrieval and task management across personal and work contexts.

Task tag validation fails when adding more than five categories because the system enforces a strict maximum limit of five tags per task. This constraint includes one primary tag and up to four secondary tags, preventing duplicates and ensuring only predefined categories are used.