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Group tasks with their subtasks in the planner's Needs a plan list - #70
Groups each task family in the planner's Needs a plan list. Before this change it was one flat grid, and subtasks only had a "Parent / " title prefix.
PlannerAgenda.build now returns a Plan with four parts:
entries: every tile's entry in urgency order, used by drag-and-drop and focus restore.
taskless: missed goals that have no task.
needed and comingUp: lists of Blocks.
A parent and its listed subtasks form one block. It is headed by the parent's title, shows the parent's tile first (when the parent is listed), then the subtasks in TaskListAgenda.TASK_ORDER, each titled with its own name only. A subtask listed without its parent still gets a block headed by the parent's title, with no parent tile.
When a parent is listed, it brings along each active subtask (open, in progress or delayed) that has no reason of its own. These use a new lowest-priority Kind.SUBTASK, with the reason "due Fri" (within 7 days), "due Nov 11" (later) or "no deadline". They can be dragged and double-clicked like any other tile.
Family blocks come first, ordered by their most urgent member under the existing comparator. One grid of standalone tasks follows, in the same order as before.
A block goes under Coming up only when every member listed for its own reason is a reminder. Standalone reminders still go there too.
StudyPlannerPanel only renders the plan. The block style is the new .plan-family CSS class, and the heading font comes from TaskStyleUtils.fontBold.
Task-less retries and the calendar's "To plan" list are unchanged.
The class doc, AGENTS.md and README are updated.
How to check it in the app
Create a parent task due today with three subtasks:
one due today
one due in 3 days, with no reminder
one completed
Open the planner for today. You should see one block headed by the parent's title, with these tiles:
the parent ("due today")
the subtask due today
the 3-day subtask ("due ")
The completed subtask should not appear, and no tile should have the "Parent / " prefix.
Drag or double-click the 3-day subtask. The Add goal dialog should open for it.
Add a standalone task due today. It should appear in a plain grid below the family blocks.
Give a different parent a deadline 2 days out with a 3-day reminder, and give it a subtask with no deadline. That family should appear as a block under Coming up.
Tests
xvfb-run -a ./gradlew test: all 256 tests pass.
New PlannerAgendaTest cases cover:
grouping
block order
the reason text for subtasks added by their parent
a block whose parent is not listed
Coming up placement
completed, cancelled and postponed subtasks not being added
standalone order
StudyPlannerPanelTest now finds subtask tiles by their own title, and checks that the tile sits inside a .plan-family block headed by the parent.
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New Features
The “Needs a plan” list now groups a parent task with its active subtasks, showing the parent first and each subtask’s own title and status. A listed parent’s other active subtasks are included in the family.
Task families are ordered by their most urgent item. Families appear under “Coming up” only when all members with their own planning reason are reminders; standalone reminders remain listed there.
Tasks without a parent family and missed goals remain separate in the planner.
The planner groups parent tasks with eligible active subtasks, orders family blocks by urgency, and separates needed tasks from upcoming reminders. The panel renders these groups with parent labels and individual task tiles.
Changes: Planner task-family grouping
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Summary
Build and classify agenda blocks PlannerAgenda.java, PlannerAgendaTest.java, AGENTS.md
PlannerAgenda.build returns a Plan with taskless entries, needed blocks, and coming-up blocks. Listed parents include eligible active subtasks. Tests cover block membership, ordering, and reminder classification.
The panel renders taskless entries and needed and coming-up blocks separately. Family blocks show the parent title above individual task tiles. Tests and documentation describe and verify the grouped display.
geokoko/StudySync#68: Adds the parent-task and active-subtask goal-planning flow used by the task families in this change.
geokoko/StudySync#66: Changes PlannerAgenda rules for planned, missed, dropped, and subtask work that this change uses for family classification.
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Merge Risk: Low · up to 8ce05
Keyboard users may struggle to distinguish similarly named subtasks. Preserve family names in accessible labels as a follow-up.
Security architecture risk: Minimal · up to 8ce05
The change reorganizes planner results and adds direct planning shortcuts for active subtasks. Those subtasks were already available through the parent’s planning dialog. The reviewed paths preserve task identity and existing goal-creation and retry behavior; no material security risk was found.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — The demonstrated exposure change is additional direct actions for active subtasks already available to the planner user. The inspected path remains within the existing panel, task service and study-goal service; no new identity, tenant, privileged service or external entrypoint was established.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The normal agenda’s independent reasons are not an exclusive goal-creation authorization boundary. At the PR base, the add-goal dialog already offered active tasks generally and active children of a linked parent. The new child tiles therefore provide shortcuts to an existing capability rather than access to previously unauthorized tasks.
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PlannerAgenda.build now returns a Plan: every entry in urgency order
(for drag-and-drop and focus restore), task-less retries, and the task
blocks for the main list and Coming up. A parent and its listed subtasks
form one block headed by the parent's title, with the parent's tile first
and the subtasks in TaskListAgenda.TASK_ORDER, titled without the
"parent / " prefix. A listed parent brings along its active subtasks that
have no reason of their own as the new lowest Kind.SUBTASK ("due Fri",
"due Nov 11" or "no deadline"). Blocks come first, ordered by their most
urgent member, then one block of standalone tasks; a block goes under
Coming up only when every member listed for its own reason is a reminder.
StudyPlannerPanel only renders the plan; the block style is the new
.plan-family class.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Line 563: Update the PlanningRow.tile call in StudyPlannerPanel so the tile’s
accessible text uses entry.title() and includes the parent name, while retaining
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Preserve the parent name in each subtask tile’s accessible text.
If two parents have subtasks named Review with the same reason, keyboard focus exposes identical accessible text for both tiles. PlanningRow.install builds that text from tileTitle() and does not include the adjacent family heading. Keep the short visual title, but use entry.title() for the tile’s accessible text so users can identify the correct task before planning it. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the PlanningRow.tile call in StudyPlannerPanel so the tile’s accessible
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Summary
Groups each task family in the planner's Needs a plan list. Before this change it was one flat grid, and subtasks only had a "Parent / " title prefix.
PlannerAgenda.buildnow returns aPlanwith four parts:entries: every tile's entry in urgency order, used by drag-and-drop and focus restore.taskless: missed goals that have no task.neededandcomingUp: lists ofBlocks.TaskListAgenda.TASK_ORDER, each titled with its own name only. A subtask listed without its parent still gets a block headed by the parent's title, with no parent tile.Kind.SUBTASK, with the reason "due Fri" (within 7 days), "due Nov 11" (later) or "no deadline". They can be dragged and double-clicked like any other tile.StudyPlannerPanelonly renders the plan. The block style is the new.plan-familyCSS class, and the heading font comes fromTaskStyleUtils.fontBold.How to check it in the app
Create a parent task due today with three subtasks:
Open the planner for today. You should see one block headed by the parent's title, with these tiles:
The completed subtask should not appear, and no tile should have the "Parent / " prefix.
Drag or double-click the 3-day subtask. The Add goal dialog should open for it.
Add a standalone task due today. It should appear in a plain grid below the family blocks.
Give a different parent a deadline 2 days out with a 3-day reminder, and give it a subtask with no deadline. That family should appear as a block under Coming up.
Tests
xvfb-run -a ./gradlew test: all 256 tests pass.PlannerAgendaTestcases cover:StudyPlannerPanelTestnow finds subtask tiles by their own title, and checks that the tile sits inside a.plan-familyblock headed by the parent.Generated by Claude Code