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-# Agenda
-> Rust command-line task manager for nerds.
+# Inertia
+> Powerful rust command-line task manager.
 
-⚠️ **Warning:** In progress - however somewhat usable at the moment. The name of this project is also subject to change.
+## Overview
+> **Warning** - In progress and early stages of development. I'm not great with Rust either.
+
+Inertia is a smart, fast and simple task manager, named after the tendency to do nothing or to remain unchanged (like procrastination.)
+It's supposed to be so powerful you won't even be able to think about your inertia any longer. Heh - see what I did there?
+
+I couldn't find a good task manager, so I'm making one. Basic things to me like the difference between a date you're going to do the task
+and a date the task has to be done by are missing in so many task managers. They seem to take the approach of you write down what you do
+and then have to think about it every time you read your tasks! You should be able to take the stress away from tasks by writing everything
+down once so that you can come back to it knowing exactly what to do.
+
+## Features
+- [X] Separate when and deadline dates
+- [ ] Show next `n` tasks that you should do
+- [ ] Separate areas for tasks
+- [ ] Linking tasks together
+- [ ] A proper tagging system
+- [ ] Git synchronization
+
+## Examples
+**Creating a task** - which you will do it today, deadline tomorrow
+```sh
+inertia add "read emails" -w now -d tomorrow
+```
+**Deleting a task** - with ID 8
+```sh
+inertia del 8
+```
+**Show all tasks**
+```sh
+inertia show
+```