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  • v0.1.0 f7b61eeda1

    Samaya 0.1.0 Stable

    hegdeatri released this 2026-10-05 16:24:22 +01:00 | 1 commits to main since this release

    The first release.

    Added

    • Planning. Today, a board of day columns, and day, three-day, week and month
      calendars. Tasks drag between days and onto time slots, and a block's bottom
      edge changes how long it takes, with Ctrl+Z to undo.
    • Channels and the backlog. Each .org file is a channel, nestable one level
      deep, with its own colour. Tasks without a day sit in a channel's backlog
      and in the backlog panel, ready to drag onto a day.
    • Task cards. Notes, subtasks, image attachments, priority, due dates and
      estimates, edited in place and written back to the task's headline.
    • Focus. One task at a time with a stopwatch or pomodoro rounds, its subtasks
      and its notes. Each stretch focused is logged as a CLOCK entry; a pause
      under a minute keeps it one stretch. The time focused is tracked against the
      task's estimate and may run past it.
    • Focus on the calendar. Focus sessions show as hatched blocks in their
      channel's colour, and drag and stretch to correct them. A task lists its
      sessions, and Today shows the day's focused total.
    • Google and Outlook calendars. Several accounts, each calendar toggled and
      coloured on its own, synced into calendar.org. Event cards show the
      location, a Join meeting button, guests and description, answer
      invitations, and lengthen or shorten your own events.
    • Tasks on your calendar. Time-blocked tasks can be copied to a chosen
      calendar and kept in step with their blocks.
    • GitHub. Issues and pull requests from saved searches, planned by dragging
      one onto a day.
    • Org files as the source of truth. Edits from Emacs show up straight away,
      and Samaya changes only the parts of a file it understands. Deleted tasks go
      to a trash they can be restored from.
    • Tray icon with the current task and sync state, and a headless
      samaya sync command line for servers and systemd.
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