Plainlist now has a command-line companion. Scripts and AI agents can read and edit your .todo file directly, without opening the app. - New "plainlist" CLI - list, add, search, and complete tasks, plus add habits and goals, from the terminal. - Help menu -> "Copy CLI Install Command" copies the install command straight to your clipboard. - Without a file specified, the CLI automatically targets whichever .todo file you already have open in Plainlist.

Stages — track work beyond done and not-done Add a "stages:" line to any file and every task gains a stage: todo, doing, waiting, blocked, done. Click a task's mark to move it along. Your file stays plain text — the stage is just a tag you can read and edit yourself. • Focus shows each task's stage too. Click one to move it along instead of jumping straight to done. • Planned tasks now carry their subtasks with them. Open the checklist inside Focus and tick off the pieces without leaving today's plan. • Habit history gains a Grid view — three weeks at a glance, with a fullscreen board for the whole picture. • Press Cmd-F to find text in the editor. • Defer a planned task to any date with a calendar, not just the presets.

Esc closes the popup, not your whole window. Plus a faster way to push a planned task to another day. Press Esc to close the open popup — date picker, menus, add-goal/habit — instead of hiding the entire window. The Focus ⋯ menu on a planned task now has Defer: This weekend, Next week, Next month, or Remove from plan. Deferring moves only the task's start — due dates stay put.

• Achievements — completed goals no longer disappear. They collect into a lasting record you can look back on, kept separate from your active focus. • Resolve sync conflicts in-app — when a synced folder (iCloud, Dropbox, Nextcloud) forks your file into a "conflicted copy," Plainlist detects it and offers a side-by-side merge, so nothing is lost. • Defer slipped work — from Focus, push overdue or slipped tasks to this weekend, next week, or next month — or drop them from the plan — one at a time or all at once. • Safer multi-device editing — if your file changed in another app or on another device since you opened it, saving now flags a conflict to resolve instead of silently overwriting. • Goal & habit polish — a cleaner goals drawer, in-place goal details, and easier habit authoring. • Completed tasks are now hidden by default for a tidier editor — toggle anytime in View.

Achievements — finished goals no longer disappear. Complete a goal and it moves to an Achievements section (recent wins in Focus, the full record in List), so you can see what you've actually shipped. Sync-conflict resolution — if a synced folder (Nextcloud, Dropbox, iCloud) leaves a "conflicted copy" next to your file, Plainlist now detects it and offers a safe, side-by-side compare and merge. Nothing is overwritten without you choosing; the original is always backed up first. Goal editor, rebuilt — the goal drawer got a cleaner detail view: full titles (no more truncation), a roomy calendar for setting a timeframe, and quieter controls. Plus a batch of polish: readable goal rows, wrapped filters instead of sideways scrolling, and fewer stray clicks closing the drawers.

Goals, clearer: • Goal names now sit clearly beside their timeline bars instead of getting cut off. • Show or hide your goals in the planner with a single tap. • Tap a day's "anytime" count to open that day's flexible tasks in the sidebar. Habits: • Weekly and monthly habit targets now count every completion, even after it's been archived. Plus a round of visual polish and fixes. Shorter alt (if you prefer one paragraph): Goal names now read clearly on the timeline instead of getting cut off, you can show or hide goals with a tap, and a day's "anytime" tasks open right in the sidebar. Habit targets now count archived completions too — plus visual polish and fixes.

Goals and Habits — now in the same file. Two new layers land right beside your day's tasks: • Goals — mark an outcome with goal and an optional timeframe, then nest the tasks that move it. It rides along your plan, so the outcome stays in view. • Habits — keep a routine on a fixed schedule (@every mon/wed/fri) or a flexible weekly quota (@quota 3/week). A Habits drawer shows what's ready today, your streaks, and Week/Month history. It's all still one readable .todo file you own — paid once, no account, opens in any plain-text editor. Tighter alt if you want it short: Now with Goals and Habits, in the same .todo file. • Goals: mark an outcome with goal, give it a timeframe, nest the work under it. • Habits: fixed schedules (@every) or a weekly quota (@quota), with streaks and Week/Month history in a Habits drawer.

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