### Issue Getting the comments for a Widget through `gazu` can be done. However `qtazu` does not expose any widget that allows to choose a Task and display the available comments. This would be an amazingly helpful Widget as it would allow for Artists to avoid having to go to Kitsu to read up on the notes on their current scene but instead can have it right next to them in the DCC or pipeline. Here's a very simple example, but this should be much prettier:  ```python import datetime from Qt import QtWidgets, QtCore, QtGui import gazu from qtazu.widgets import taskbreadcrumb class TaskComments(QtWidgets.QWidget): def __init__(self, parent=None, task_id=None): super(TaskComments, self).__init__(parent) self._task = None breadcrumb = taskbreadcrumb.TaskBreadcrumb() comments = QtWidgets.QTextEdit() comments.setReadOnly(True) layout = QtWidgets.QVBoxLayout(self) layout.addWidget(breadcrumb) layout.addWidget(comments) self.breadcrumb = breadcrumb self.comments = comments self.setWindowTitle("CG-Wire Comments") self.resize(250, 600) if task_id: self.set_task(task_id) def set_task(self, task_id): # todo: Remove force to `str` task_id = str(task_id) self._task = gazu.task.get_task(task_id) self.comments.clear() comments = gazu.task.all_comments_for_task(task_id) text = "" for comment in comments: if not comment["text"]: # Exclude empty comments for quick readability? # todo: do we want to do this by default? we could add a toggle to widget continue # Include readable date in comment for parsing date = datetime.datetime.strptime(comment["created_at"], '%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S') date = date.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %I:%M %p') comment["date"] = date # Ensure new lines in comment text are parsed comment["text"] = comment["text"].replace(r"\\n", "<br>") html_start = """ <b>{person[first_name]} {person[last_name]}</b> | {date}<br> <br>""".format(**comment) html_end = """ <br><br> ----<br> <br> """ self.comments.insertHtml(html_start) self.comments.insertPlainText(comment["text"]) self.comments.insertHtml(html_end) ``` Then to use it: ```python # Get a specific task by names (purely to aid in trying out the example) project = gazu.project.get_project_by_name("projectname") sequence = gazu.shot.get_sequence_by_name(project, "sequencename") shot = gazu.shot.get_shot_by_name(sequence, "shotname") task = gazu.task.get_task_by_name(shot, gazu.task.get_task_type_by_name("taskname")) # Use the example widget widget = TaskComments(task_id=task["id"]) widget.show() ``` --- In the end the goal is to have a similar view as Kitsu presents: 