The projects are stored in a YAML file with entries for name, source, and desired frequency.
Then the script just ranks them by how overdue they are relative to the desired frequency.
The source field can point to an RSS feed (for YouTube and blog), a git working folder, or any other type of folder. It basically checks if there's anything new depending on the source type and that's how it knows something has been worked on.
For house maintenance tasks you could simply tap to mark something as "I did this today" and have it save to localStorage or whatever.
Here's what it looks like: https://mccormick.cx/gfx/blogref/priority-dashboard.png
The projects are stored in a YAML file with entries for name, source, and desired frequency.
Then the script just ranks them by how overdue they are relative to the desired frequency.
The source field can point to an RSS feed (for YouTube and blog), a git working folder, or any other type of folder. It basically checks if there's anything new depending on the source type and that's how it knows something has been worked on.
For house maintenance tasks you could simply tap to mark something as "I did this today" and have it save to localStorage or whatever.