ctql

ctql turns your daily tasks into structured, time-tracked quests — helping you see exactly where your time goes, one mission at a time.

Track progress. Slay distractions. Win back your day.

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ctql is a local-first CLI that helps you:

• Load a Quest Line (project or objective)
• Track each task’s real-world time cost
• Auto-advance to the next step when you're done
• Get clear stats on your pace, completion rate, and total life-hours spent

"It took me 6.3 calendar days to finish this project. Am I okay with that?"

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• npx ctql Opens an interactive menu where you can select between loading a quest line, finishing a quest, seeing your stats, and turning on/off git sync. Loading a quest line also starts the clock on the first task.

• ctql done
  Marks the current task complete and starts the next one automatically. If you have git sync enabled, this also commits your current repo (git add .) and opens a new branch.

• ctql stats
  Shows current ticket data including time elapsed, questline progress, % complete, average task duration, and total elapsed time for the entire project.

• ctql git Allows you to enable/disable git sync.

Each task logs:

• timeStarted
• timeFinished
• Status (pending, in_progress, finished)

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See Guides/Generating Quests

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• 📜 Simple, readable data format (TOML)
• 🕰 Tracks calendar time — not just work hours
• 📊 Built-in stats for self-awareness and reflection
• 📁 Scoped to project folders (one quest line per repo)
• 🧠 Zero-config — just drop in a (formatted) .quest.toml and go

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• Beat time blindness with hard timestamps
• Tame task overload with one active quest at a time
• Combat avoidance loops by seeing your wins
• Reflect honestly: "How long do things really take me?"

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• Runtime: Bun
• CLI Framework: Clack
• Data Format: TOML
• Local-First: No login, no servers, no tracking

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• Mid-quest refactor to split/merge tasks without losing history
• Optional online sync + public speedrun leaderboards for teams / grinders

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ctql doesn’t just help you finish projects.
It helps you face the clock — and start winning again.