gsd-add-todo

To capture tasks into a backlog, you can input task details like title, priority, and context. The system parses the input and appends the formatted entry directly to your project's .planning/BACKLOG.md file for later prioritization.

Organizing a project backlog is best handled by parsing task input into Type, Priority, and Context attributes. This structured data is then written to the backlog file, ensuring ideas and action items are formatted for later prioritization.

Yes, you can use this backlog capture method for both personal and team projects. It is designed to capture ideas, notes, and action items, appending them to the shared or individual .planning/BACKLOG.md file regardless of project scale.

To quickly add a high priority task to your planning file, provide the task title and specify the priority level. The system parses these details and appends the action item to the .planning/BACKLOG.md file, confirming the addition.

No, adding a task to the backlog does not automatically schedule it for development. The system captures the task details and appends them to the .planning/BACKLOG.md file specifically for later prioritization and planning.