Hule

Create, find and update Hule tasks without leaving your keyboard.

Commands

Command	What it does
Quick Add Task	Type one line, get a task in your Quick capture list. No window, no form.
Create Task	The full form: list, title, description, priority, due date, assignee. Your Inbox lists come first in the list picker.
Search Tasks	Search a workspace and act on any result.
My Tasks	Everything assigned to you, grouped into Overdue / Today / Tomorrow / Later.

In both lists, ↵ opens the task's details without leaving Raycast, and the action panel (⌘K) changes status (⌥S), priority (⌥P), due date (⌥D) and assignee (⌥A), opens the task in Hule, copies its link, or deletes it.

Setup

1. Open Hule → Settings → API tokens → Create token. Copy the hule_pat_… value — it is shown once.

2. Run any command from this extension and paste the token into Personal API Token.

3. Optional: in Hule, open Settings → Account and choose a Quick capture list — the list for tasks you send from outside the app, the same one the Hule Telegram bot writes to.

Quick Add Task writes straight to your Quick capture list. Without one, it opens Create Task with your title filled in and your Inbox lists — one per workspace, from Hule's GTD settings — at the top of the list picker, so you pick the list for that one task.

One optional preference, API URL — only if you run a self-hosted Hule. Default: https://api.hule-do.com/api. It must use https:// (plain http:// only for localhost), because the token travels with every request. A self-hosted setup whose web app is not on the matching app. host will still work; only the "Open in Hule" links need correcting.

The token is stored in your macOS Keychain by Raycast and is sent only to the API URL above. Everything you can reach through this extension is what your Hule account can reach — the server's own permission and sharing rules decide, not the extension. To cut access off, delete the token in Settings → API tokens; it stops working immediately.

Credits

The priority glyphs in assets/ are Iconoir (MIT), the same icon set the Hule app itself draws.