Tasks are run by emitting the body to a text file in a temp directory and executing them. This allows you to use arbitrary scripting languages by starting the task with a shebang line.

Supports setting other rules to run after a given rule has been run (ex. post-run dependencies.)

Pros

• Based on Makefile syntax.
• Handles running multiple tasks in one call (lets-cli won't do that)

Undecided

• Easier to put parameters on tasks than lets-cli, but there's no docstrings for them.

Cons

• Requires Rust in your stack.
• Does not seem to support preventing unnecessary work; ex. it does not have the option to hash check and avoid a task as just-cli and taskfile do.