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@github-actions github-actions released this 13 Aug 03:01
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DueFlow v0.1.4

Turn scattered deadline notices into reviewable tasks, reverse schedules, risk checks, reminders, and calendar exports—while keeping the workspace local.

Try the 60-second browser sample · Browse the source · See the full changelog

DueFlow dashboard showing inbox, task, plan, and risk workflows

What you can test

  • Local-first intake: paste text or process Markdown, PDF, OCR-ready image, webhook, and Inbox inputs.
  • Planning beyond extraction: generate editable milestones, reverse plans, missing-information checks, and deadline-risk flags.
  • Portable output: export Markdown reports, todo lists, summaries, and standard .ics calendar events.
  • No-account browser sample: build and copy a five-step reverse plan without signup, an API key, or an upload.
  • Desktop companion: run the Tauri 2 schedule surface and transparent desktop pet with its bundled loopback-only API sidecar.

Install the macOS developer preview

Homebrew selects the matching Apple Silicon or Intel artifact from the versioned, checksum-pinned cask:

brew tap ustinian5/dueflow https://github.com/Ustinian5/DueFlow.git
brew install --cask ustinian5/dueflow/dueflow

Or download directly:

The preview is self-contained; Python and Conda are not required at runtime. Each build passed its bundled-backend self-check and strict ad-hoc resource-seal verification. It remains an unsigned and not notarized developer preview. Review the source, release guide, checksums, and manifests before testing it.

Run from source

git clone https://github.com/Ustinian5/DueFlow.git
cd DueFlow
conda env create -f environment.yml
conda run -n dueflow python scripts/run_demo.py

Expected deterministic result:

DueFlow demo completed
processed=3 tasks=3 plans=17 risks=5

Found a problem or have a workflow idea? Open an issue. If DueFlow fits your deadline workflow, use GitHub's Star button to follow future releases.