LazyTasks 2.5.0

LazyTasks 2.5.0

LazyTasks now plans ahead, not just executes. Put Tank on a schedule, review what it proposes from a new Suggested queue, and let the built-in nightly review turn today's closed issues into tomorrow's tasks — nothing touches your repos until you say yes.

Scheduled operator tasks (#100)

Put Tank on a schedule. The new SCHEDULED section in the sidebar holds standing orders — "Mon–Fri 9pm: review closed issues and suggest tasks" — that run headlessly in the background, no terminal window. Create one from the + button with a proper editor: prompt, time picker, day-of-week chips, an optional single-project focus, and a one-time variant. Each entry shows its next run in plain words ("tonight 9pm", "Mon 9am"), how the last run went, and a spinner while it works. Runs came due while the app was closed or the Mac asleep? You get one catch-up ask on launch — "was due yesterday 9pm — run now?" — never a silent skip, and never a double-run. Scheduled runs report rather than act: each deposits structured proposals for your review instead of changing your repos behind your back.

Suggested: pre-baked issues waiting for your yes (#101)

A new Suggested section in the sidebar collects draft GitHub issues proposed by scheduled runs (capped at 3 per run). Each card leads with the title, target project, and a one-line "why"; the full body expands in place, and you can touch up the title or body before filing. Confirm creates the issue on GitHub in one click; Dismiss buries the idea permanently — it's remembered, never suggested again, and future runs are told what you said no to. Nothing reaches GitHub until you confirm.

Nightly review: the scheduler and suggestions, joined up (#102)

The built-in nightly review makes the two features one story: Mon–Fri at 9pm, Tank reviews every issue that closed across your projects since its last successful run — a catch-up after a weekend away covers the whole gap — and proposes up to 3 follow-up issues into Suggested, each with a one-line "why now" tied to the specific issue or PR that prompted it. Nothing meaningful closed? It proposes nothing — an empty night is a valid result. Suggestion cards show which run proposed them ("Nightly review · Jul 31, 9pm").