* feat: add initial files and spec 1 * feat: add spec for rich text feature * chore: restore file from broken AI session * feat: add project constraints to ai * chore: update spec feature prompt * feat: add multiple tags support - wip * test: fix test cases * chore: move tag list to below the inputs * chore: add ngrok files and updates * fix: session issues and query using HQL * test: fix test cases
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Project Vision
Project Name
TaskNote
Problem Statement
In today's fast-paced world, individuals and teams often struggle to keep track of their tasks, deadlines, and project progress. Traditional task management tools can be overwhelming and lack the flexibility needed to adapt to different workflows. This leads to decreased productivity, missed deadlines, and increased stress.
As for notes, people often take notes in various formats and locations, such as notebooks, sticky notes, or digital documents. This scattered approach can make it difficult to find and organize information, leading to inefficiency and frustration.
Users
The primary users of TaskNote are:
- Individuals: People who want to manage their personal tasks and notes efficiently.
- Casual: Users who need a simple and intuitive tool for managing their tasks and notes without the complexity of traditional task management software.
- Developers: Individuals who want to manage their coding tasks and notes in a streamlined manner.
Core Features
- Authentication: Allow users to create accounts and securely log in to access their tasks and notes.
- Task Management: Create, organize, and prioritize tasks with deadlines and reminders.
- Note-Taking: Capture and organize notes in a flexible format, allowing for easy retrieval and organization.
- Collaboration: Enable users to share notes with others for better collaboration and teamwork.
- Search and Organization: Provide powerful search capabilities and organizational tools to help users find and manage their tasks and notes efficiently.
- Multi-Language Support: Support multiple languages to cater to a global user base.
General Constraints
- GraalVM Compatibility: The application must be compatible with GraalVM to leverage its performance benefits and support for multiple languages.
- Mobile-first UI: The user interface should be designed with a mobile-first approach to ensure a seamless experience across devices.
Success Criteria
- Users can manage their tasks and notes efficiently, leading to increased productivity and reduced stress.
- Positive user feedback and high engagement with the application.
- Specs remain under control, with a clear roadmap for future features and improvements.
- Codebase remains maintainable and scalable, allowing for easy addition of new features and improvements over time.