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Introducing Tasks in Octarine ✅ Plan your work right next to your notes. - Projects, subtasks and cycles, as a list or a board - Turn any checkbox in a note into a real task - Ask Octarine can plan and manage tasks for you - Full CLI support,... show more

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Octarine6 days ago

Everything new in 0.56: Guide to tasks, projects, cycles: finally can put to bed the question everyone kept asking “when tasks inside Octarine?”

spind0g6 days ago

Thank you bro!

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