👋 Hey Product Hunt! I built Tutask because every to-do app I tried lied to me about one thing: everything looks equally doable in a flat list. But real goals aren't flat — step B can't start until A is done, some tasks block five others, and most of your "todos" aren't actually actionable yet. So Tutask makes that structure visible. You break a goal into a dependency graph (DAG): 🟡 Golden glow = all prerequisites done → this is what you can work on next 🔴 Red badge = past deadline 🗓 One click flips the same data into a timeline view by deadline Two things I care about most: 1. Visual for humans. Auto-layered layout, status colors, collapsible subtrees, and keyboard-first editing (Tab = next step, Enter = parallel task). Graphing is genuinely faster than outlining. 2. Structured for AI. Every goal is a schema-validated JSON file (nodes + edges). That means your AI agents and scripts can read and write tasks, wire up dependencies, and change status directly in the file — no clicking through a UI. Humans read the graph, AI edits the data, both sync through the same file. It's truly local-first: pure front-end, single file, your data never leaves your machine (localStorage, or bind a local goals/ directory in Chrome/Edge). It's free and the source is open. I'd love your feedback — especially on the AI-editable-JSON angle, since that's where I think this goes next. What would you want your agent to do with your task graph? 🙏

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Visual task graphs, operate like mindmap, AI-readable JSON

Visual task graphs, operate like mindmap, AI-readable JSON