ChillChief User Guide

"Simplicity boils down to two steps: identify the essential, eliminate the rest."– Leo Babauta (source)

ChillChief is your go to assistant 'bro' for managing tasks in your life. It is

• Super Chill
• Super Easy
• Super Useful

All you need to do is,

1. Download it from here.
2. Double-click it.
3. Add your tasks.
4. Let it manage your tasks for you 😉

And it is FREE

Features:

• Add, Delete, and Find your tasks
• Manage Deadlines
• Manage Events
• Manage Todo's

Here is a table with a list of all commands

Command	Syntax
Todo	todo [TASK_DESCRIPTION]
Deadline	deadline [TASK_DESCRIPTION] /by [YYYY-MM-DD HHmm]
Event	event [TASK_DESCRIPTION] /from [YYYY-MM-DD HHmm] /to [YYYY-MM-DD HHmm]
Mark	mark [TASK_NUMBER]
Unmark	unmark [TASK_NUMBER]
Delete	delete [TASK_NUMBER]
List	list

Tip

Type help in ChillChief for a list of useful commands!

Adding a Todo:

Add a Todo task to your task list. Syntax: todo [TASK_DESCRIPTION] Here is an example:

• todo buy groceries

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 Got it, I have added this task:
    [T][ ] buy groceries
 Now you have 1 task in the list.
============================================================

Tip

Instead of typing todo you can simply type t.

Adding a Deadline:

Add a Deadline task to your task list. Syntax: deadline [TASK_DESCRIPTION] /by [YYYY-MM-DD HHmm] Here is an example:

• deadline return book /by 2024-02-19 1800

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 Got it, I have added this task:
    [D][ ] return book (by: Feb 19 2024 | 1800)
 Now you have 2 tasks in the list.
============================================================

Tip

Instead of typing deadline you can simply type d.

Adding an Event:

Add a Deadline task to your task list. Syntax: event [TASK_DESCRIPTION] /from [YYYY-MM-DD HHmm] /to [YYYY-MM-DD HHmm] Here is an example:

• event meeting /from 2024-02-19 1800 /to 2024-02-19 1900

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 Got it, I have added this task:
    [E][ ] meeting (start time: 19 Feb 2024 06:00 PM) (end time: 19 Feb 2024 07:00 PM)
 Now you have 3 tasks in the list.
============================================================

Tip

Instead of typing event you can simply type e.

Marking Tasks:

Mark a task in your task list. Syntax: mark [TASK_NUMBER] Here is an example:

• mark 1

____________________________________________________________
 Nice! I have marked this task as done:
   [T][X] buy groceries
____________________________________________________________

Warning

Ensure the task number you mark is valid!

Unmarking Tasks:

Unmark a task in your task list. Syntax: mark [TASK_NUMBER] Here is an example:

• unmark 1

____________________________________________________________
 OK, I have marked this task as not done yet:
   [T][ ] buy groceries
____________________________________________________________

Warning

Ensure the task number you mark is valid!

Deleting Tasks:

Delete a task in your task list. Syntax: delete [TASK_NUMBER] Here is an example:

• delete 1

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 Noted. I have removed this task:
   [T][ ] buy groceries
Now you have 2 tasks in the list.
============================================================

Tip

Instead of typing delete you can simply type d

Warning

Ensure the task number you mark is valid!

Finding Tasks:

Find a task in your task list. Syntax: delete [TASK_NUMBER] Here is an example:

• find return

____________________________________________________________
Here are the matching tasks in your list:
  1.[D][ ] return book (by: Feb 19 2024 | 1800)
____________________________________________________________

Tip

Instead of typing find you can simply type f