gsd-add-todo

Capturing ideas from chat as structured todos involves routing conversational text into organized todo items with context and area inference. The workflow extracts content, assigns areas, and performs deduplication to maintain actionable task lists.

Todo deduplication works by checking newly extracted tasks against existing items before file creation. This process uses slug-based identification and area inference to prevent duplicate todo entries from being committed to your state management workflow.

Yes, state management tracks todos from GSD sessions by updating a STATE.md file and creating Git commits. This ensures conversational ideas are persistently logged as structured, actionable items with inferred areas and context.

Organizing inferred tasks requires directory management and slug-based file creation. By automatically extracting content and assigning areas during conversations, the system routes ideas into structured files and updates the state changelog.

No, extracting todos does not require manual Git commits or directory setup. The workflow automatically handles directory management, slug-based file creation, STATE.md updates, and Git commits after inferring areas and checking for duplicates.

Duplicate todo files occur when the deduplication check fails to match new conversational ideas against existing slugs. Proper area inference and consistent slug-based file creation are required to prevent duplicate todo entries during state management updates.