What problem does it solve? It removes the manual overhead of working through a backlog of delegated tasks by autonomously draining doit todos that the user has assigned to the model with a claude: prefix, one priority-ordered item at a time. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Autonomous queue drain: Claims each claude:-marked todo via in_progress, works it end-to-end under normal git and confirmation gates, then marks it done with an appended completion record. - Priority-ordered execution: Burns items critical-first (critical → urgent → important → none), with --priority, --max, --list, and --dry-run flags for control. - Parallel-session safety: The in_progress claim acts as a lock so 4-6 concurrent sessions never double-grab the same item; blocked items are re-queued with a BLOCKED note. - Use Case: You tag five todos with claude: in your project's doit list before lunch, then run /burn — the model works each one, commits where authorized, and appends a timestamped DONE record to each todo's note. ## Quick Start Say "burn my todos" or invoke /burn to start draining the claude:-marked items from the current session's doit list.
