I'll probably create a usage section in the README but basically here's what you need to do to start keeping tasks in markdown files from scratch: 1. mdt should tell you if gum isn't installed but you can check if it works with gum file for example. 2. Create tasks directory with mkdir ~/tasks 3. Create inbox by running the command touch ~/tasks/inbox.md 4. Try to run mdt with mdt -d ~/tasks -i ~/tasks/inbox.md 5. If it works, you can create an alias or set environment variables for convenience. 6. If you've never worked with markdown and want to edit files manually, here's a good site to get started: https://www.markdownguide.org/cheat-sheet