file-todos

Markdown todos are managed by creating files within a `todos/` directory using YAML frontmatter to track status and dependencies. This file-based system supports todo creation, status updates, and dependency checks to ensure correct execution order.

Tracking task dependencies using markdown files involves utilizing YAML frontmatter to define prerequisite relationships. The system checks these dependencies to manage the todo lifecycle from pending to ready to complete, integrating seamlessly into development workflows.

Yes, shell scripting is utilized to automate markdown processing for todo lifecycle management. Scripts handle todo creation, status updates, and dependency tracking within the file-based system, enabling integration with code review and PR comment workflows.

Tasks are created and prioritized in the file-based todo system using the command `file-todos create todo "description" priority p1`. This generates a markdown file with YAML frontmatter to track the todo's priority and status.

File-based task management works for organizing technical debt and code review feedback by storing these items as markdown todos. Users can update statuses, set dependencies, and prioritize tasks within the dedicated `todos/` directory.

A markdown todo system is limited to text-based tracking within a `todos/` directory and lacks native visual dashboards. It is designed for development workflows like code review and technical debt tracking rather than enterprise-scale project management.