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- `note` command -- edit a **full markdown note** for each task. **Checklists are useful here.**
- `open` command -- **open URLs found in specified task** (including notes) in the browser
- zsh/bash completion (including tags and projects in current context) for speed; PowerShell completion on Windows
- nushell/fish completion
- A single statically-linked binary
- [import tool](doc/dstask-import.md) which can import GitHub issues or taskwarrior tasks.

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- Bash: add `source <(dstask bash-completion)` to your `.bashrc`.
- Zsh: add `dstask zsh-completion > /usr/local/share/zsh/site-functions/_dstask` or source `completions/zsh.sh` in your `~/.zshrc`.
- Nushell: run `dstask nushell-completion | save -f ~/.config/nushell/completions/dstask.nu` then add `source ~/.config/nushell/completions/dstask.nu` to your `config.nu`.
- Fish: add `dstask fish-completion | source` to your `~/.config/fish/config.fish`
- PowerShell (Windows): see section "PowerShell completion" below.
1. Set up an alias in your `.bashrc`: `alias task=dstask` or `alias t=dstask` to make task management slightly faster.
1. Create or clone a `~/.dstask` git repository for the data, if you haven't already:
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