Bash Task Master enhances bash by providing a way to create context for directories within project.

Features:

• Centralized -- Tasks can be run in any folder under your home directory without adding them to your path

• Parsed and Validated Input -- Easily access named command line arguments

• Scoped -- Different tasks are loaded depending on the current working directory

• Isolated -- Environment variables aren't affected (unless you want them to be)

Bash Task Master was designed with flexibility and expandibility in mind.

Read the full documentation here.

The VSCode/Cursor extension lives in the vscode-extension/ submodule; use git clone --recurse-submodules or git submodule update --init --recursive to include it.

• GNU Awk 4.1.3
• GNU sed 4.2.2
• GNU bash 4.3.42

Bash Task Master was tested using these versions. It is likely that it works on other versions as well.