Task Board

Task Board shows GitHub issues as columns and as a table. It only reads issues; it cannot create or change them.

Requirements

The gh CLI, signed in.
A GitHub task server in ~/.config/robos/settings.json (the active task_servers entry, or the first). Without one the board shows “No task server configured”. A Jira server shows “Jira fetch requires robos-task-client (coming soon)”, and other server types are unsupported. Set up servers in Task Servers.

Use it

Board shows one column per status with a card count. List shows a table with Key, Summary, Status, Assignee, Type and Updated, and you can sort by clicking a column header.
The filter row has an assignee drop-down (All assignees) and the state buttons Open, Closed and All. The refresh button reloads from GitHub. A search box filters by title, #number or label text. The assignee list and search work on the issues already loaded.
Cards and rows are wired to open the issue in the browser, but the app does not request the issue URL from gh (the --json field list has no url), so clicking does nothing in the current code.

How issues map to columns

The app runs gh issue list --repo <org>/<repo> --limit 100 --state <state>, so it shows at most 100 issues. An issue’s status is the part after state: in any label that starts with state: (for example state:in-progress), and otherwise the GitHub state (open or closed). Columns are created from the statuses present in the results, in the order the issues are returned; you cannot define or reorder columns in the app. Type in the list is guessed from labels (bug, a label containing feature, or chore/task).

Run it

Launch Task Board from the app launcher, or run npm start in packages/task-board.

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