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EnglishWhat Are the Current Taskwarrior Releases and Related Tools on taskwarrior.org?
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As of the taskwarrior.org homepage, the current stable release is Taskwarrior 3.5.0. The same page lists two companion tools: Taskshell 1.2.0 (stable) and Timewarrior 1.10.0 (stable), with development builds of Taskshell 1.3.0 and Timewarrior 1.10.0-dev also shown. Release notes for Taskwarrior versions are linked from the project's GitHub release page rather than reproduced on the site.
Current versions listed on the homepage
| Tool | Stable version | Development version |
|---|---|---|
| Taskwarrior | 3.5.0 | — |
| Taskshell | 1.2.0 | 1.3.0 |
| Timewarrior | 1.10.0 | 1.10.0-dev |
The page also notes that Taskwarrior 3.4.2 was released previously, with details on the GitHub release page. If you need the exact changes in any version, follow that link; the homepage itself only announces the releases.
What each tool does in practice
- Taskwarrior is the core command-line TODO list manager. The site describes it as free and open source software that is "flexible, fast, and unobtrusive" — it manages tasks and then "gets out of your way."
- Taskshell is listed alongside Taskwarrior as a related stable tool. The homepage gives its version number but not a feature description, so check its own documentation before adopting it.
- Timewarrior is the time-tracking companion, also listed with stable and development versions.
A reasonable way to use this set: track tasks in Taskwarrior, record time spent against them in Timewarrior, and consult Taskshell's documentation if you want a shell-oriented interface. Because the homepage does not detail Taskshell's or Timewarrior's capabilities, treat the version numbers as availability signals, not as a feature comparison.
Where to go next
- New users: the homepage points to a "Start here" entry and online documentation.
- Release details: the GitHub release page, linked from each news item.
- Support and learning: the support page, online documentation, and FAQ are all linked from the Help section.
One caveat: the site presents these as free and open source, but it does not state pricing or account requirements for any related service, so don't assume more than the listed downloads and documentation.