[chrisbro]

This is great, thanks for sharing. I stumbled across this idea myself since no todo manager really represented complex dependencies of tasks - the "list" format is just so prevalent and usually ends up increasing cognitive load as I can sometimes get frustrated trying to figure out what's "next" on a non-linear project.

Have you seen DropTask? It's the same idea, I just haven't dug too much into it yet: https://www.droptask.com/

The key feature for me is being able to have multiple ancestor/dependency tasks to a task node, instead of a hierarchical "next action" setup like most task managers.

[zwischenzug]

Thanks for the kind words. I haven't seen droptask... I'll add it to the list. Although I have a prejudice for old and ugly tools like GV, Make et al.