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-# Task Management
+# taskr
+
+A workflow-specific tool for managing tasks at my current job which integrates
+with GitLab and Jira.
+
+# But... why?
+
+Mainly as a way to learn Rust to do a few things:
+
+- Async (`tokio`)
+- CLIs (`clap` and `cliclack`)
+- TUIs (`ratatui`)
+- Configuration (`config`)
+- Lazy-loading (`std::sync::OnceLock`)
+- Error handling (`color_eyre`)
+- Logging (`tracing` and friends)
+- HTTP Clients (`reqwest` and friends)
+
+I expect to do many of these things wrong over the life of this project, which will hopefully help me do it more-right next time.
+
+## But... why?
+
+Yes, most companies would just setup the GitLab and Jira integration and call it
+a day. Everything would work nicely.
+
+But we self-host GitLab behind many layers of security that make it inaccessible
+from Jira, which is hosted and managed by Atlassian and for whatever reason do
+not have access to those integrations anymore.
+
+Plus I like the idea of owning more of "my" data. Yes, it's work's data, but
+it would be neat to have a record of stuff I did, even if just at a high-level.
+It would enable me to build more automation around it, possibly integrate with
+notes, and other potentially-neat applications.
+
+But mostly it's the first reason. Rust is fun! Learning it is fun! It feels
+good.
+
+# Original High-Level Plan & Ideas
 
 Currently, at my job, I have a number of layers of red tape to work through just
 to actually make commits.