Every day with Wrixton follows the same rhythm: open your focus list in the morning, knock out what you can, add anything that comes up, and push back whatever needs to wait. Whether you reach for the CLI or the web UI at projects.wrixton.xyz, the data is always the same — every change you make in one place shows up in the other instantly.
Morning: Check your focus list
Start each day by running track today. It pulls together every item that deserves your attention right now: anything due today or overdue, any item you have marked as in-progress (doing), and any item with a high priority (p1 or p2) regardless of due date. The list is ordered by priority and due date so the most important things float to the top.
Example output:
focus for 2026-06-10:
t-1f3a TODO P2 Call dentist #admin,health 2026-06-10 (today) ~30m
t-9c4b TODO P2 File expense report #admin 2026-06-10 (today) ~15m
c-3a2e CHORE P3 Replace HVAC filter 2026-06-08 (2d overdue) ~20m
--estimate on any items, track today sums them for you:
~1h 5m estimated across 3 items
Adding items quickly
Use track add followed by the item kind. The most common day-to-day additions are todos, one-off purchases, and groceries:
# Add a todo with a due date, priority, and tags
track add todo "Call dentist" --due tomorrow --priority 2 --tags admin,health
# Add a one-off shopping item with a budget
track add buy "Replacement HDMI cable" --due 1w --budget 20
# Add a grocery item (store rides along as a tag)
track add grocery "Milk" --tags costco
track add grocery "Bananas" --tags "trader joe's"
# Add a chore with recurrence and a time estimate
track add chore "Replace HVAC filter" --every "3 months" --estimate 20m
/ in the search bar to open the command palette. From there, /todo, /buy, and /grocery let you add items by kind directly. Inline tokens like #tag, !p1, and @project work inside the omnibar when adding items through the UI.
--due accepts YYYY-MM-DD, today, tomorrow, weekday names like mon through sun, or relative offsets like 3d and 2w. These shortcuts work everywhere a date is accepted.
Completing items
Mark an item done with track done <id>:
The behavior adapts to the item kind:
- Todo / task / chore — marked done immediately.
- Gift — marked “given” (the two-stage gift flow is
bought → given; use track bought <id> for the first step).
- Shopping — marked “done”.
- Recurring items — landing a recurring todo or task as done also spawns the next occurrence automatically, so you never lose the cadence.
Snoozing what can wait
When something belongs on your list but not today, snooze it:
track snooze t-1f3a 3d # push out 3 days
track snooze t-1f3a 2w # push out 2 weeks
track snooze t-1f3a tomorrow # push to tomorrow
track snooze t-1f3a mon # push to next Monday
track snooze t-1f3a 2026-07-01 # push to a specific date
track today until that new date arrives. In the web UI, expand any item to find quick snooze buttons (1d, 3d, 1w) or a full date picker.
Editing after adding
Change any field on an existing item without deleting and re-creating it:
track edit t-1f3a --due tomorrow --tags admin,health
track edit t-1f3a --estimate 45m
track edit t-1f3a --status todo # reopen a completed item
track edit t-1f3a --estimate '' # clear the estimate
'' (an empty string) to --due, --every, or --estimate to clear that field entirely.
Viewing everything
When you want to see more than today’s focus, track ls lists all active items across every kind:
track ls # all active items
track ls --kind todo # only todos
track ls --kind grocery # only groceries
track ls --tag admin # filter by tag
track ls --all # include done and canceled items
track rank todos (or chores, shopping, groceries) for an interactive reorder session if the automatic sort does not match your mental model.