Your week in the terminal. For you and your agents.

Daily use.

Quick-add speaks natural language — a day, a time, a #tag, straight from the title. Ids accept unique prefixes, and offline changes queue until the next online command.

weekkii add "ship the blog post friday 9am #writing"
weekkii list --week
weekkii complete 4f3a

The rest of the surface: show, search, edit, move, archive, delete, tags, lists, sync, status. Dates accept today, tomorrow, mon..sun, next-week, or none for the undated inbox.

Hand a task to an agent.

Tag a task "agent" from any device — phone included. On your machine, the watcher claims it and dispatches a runner, Claude Code by default. The agent plans with real subtasks, logs progress, asks questions when it is blocked, and reports done — visible in every app as ordinary task changes. Completing the task stays a human click.

weekkii agent watch
weekkii skill install claude-code

weekkii skill install claude-code teaches Claude Code the whole surface. And because weekkii is end-to-end encrypted, there is no server-side AI to call: agents run on your machine, with your keys, and the server still sees only ciphertext.

Keys stay with you.

weekkii login stores the derived key in the OS keychain when one is available, otherwise in a file only your OS user can read; weekkii lock removes it. Tasks are encrypted on your device before they sync — the server stores ciphertext it cannot read. The full picture, including what running an agent changes, is in the threat model.

Built to be scripted.

Every task command takes --json and prints JSON-lines on stdout; errors arrive as one JSON object per stderr line. The shapes only gain fields — nothing listed is renamed or removed without a major version.