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Aegis User Guide

Welcome to Aegis, your Anti-Shadow Suppression Weapon and Task Manager! Aegis helps you manage your daily tasks efficiently while providing a simple, command-based interface. This guide will walk you through how to set up Aegis, use its features, and make the most out of this task manager.

Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Setting Up Aegis
• Features
  • Adding a Task
  • Listing All Tasks
  • Marking a Task as Done
  • Unmarking a Task
  • Deleting a Task
  • Finding Tasks
  • Exiting the Program
• Command Summary
• FAQs

Introduction

Aegis is a command-line based task manager that helps you keep track of your to-dos, deadlines, and events. With Aegis, you can quickly add tasks, mark them as done, find specific tasks using keywords, and delete tasks when they are no longer needed.

Setting Up Aegis

To get started with Aegis, follow these steps:

1. Download the latest version of the Aegis application from the GitHub repository.
2. Ensure you have Java installed on your computer (version 17 is recommended).
3. Run Aegis by executing the following command in your terminal: java -jar Aegis.jar
4. Start managing your tasks using the command-line interface.

Features

Adding a Task

You can add different types of tasks: ToDos, Deadlines, and Events.

• ToDo: A basic task without a time constraint.
  • Command: todo <description>
  • Example: todo Read a book
• Deadline: A task that needs to be completed by a certain time.
  • Command: deadline <description> /by <date and time>
  • Example: deadline Submit report /by 2024-09-30 1800
• Event: A task that occurs at a specific time frame.
  • Command: event <description> /from <start time> /to <end time>
  • Example: event Project meeting /from 2024-09-28 1000 /to 2024-09-28 1200

Listing All Tasks

Displays all the tasks in your task list.

• Command: list
• Example: list Aegis will display all tasks with their statuses.

Marking a Task as Done

Marks a specific task as completed.

• Command: mark <task number>
• Example: mark 2

Unmarking a Task

Marks a specific task as not completed.

• Command: unmark <task number>
• Example: unmark 2

Deleting a Task

Deletes a specific task from the task list.

• Command: delete <task number>
• Example: delete 3

Finding Tasks

Searches for tasks that contain a specific keyword.

• Command: find <keyword>
• Example: find book

Exiting the Program

Exits the Aegis application.

• Command: bye
• Example: bye

Command Summary

Command	Description
todo <description>	Adds a ToDo task.
deadline <description> /by <date and time>	Adds a Deadline task.
event <description> /from <start> /to <end>	Adds an Event task.
list	Lists all tasks.
mark <task number>	Marks a task as done.
unmark <task number>	Marks a task as not done.
delete <task number>	Deletes a task.
find <keyword>	Finds tasks containing the keyword.
bye	Exits the application.

FAQs

Q: What happens if I enter an invalid command?
A: Aegis will notify you that the command is not recognized and provide guidance on the correct command format.

Q: Can I save my tasks?
A: Yes, Aegis automatically saves your tasks to a file every time you add, mark, unmark, or delete a task.

Q: How do I know if a task is marked as done?
A: Tasks marked as done will display an [X] next to their description.

For any additional questions or troubleshooting, please refer to the full documentation at Aegis GitHub Repository.

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This user guide should provide you with the necessary information to efficiently use Aegis Task Manager & Chatbot. Happy task managing!