gsd-capture

You can capture tasks and notes into a structured productivity backlog by routing inputs via command flags. The system parses the leading flag from your arguments and dispatches the text to the corresponding workflow, preserving workflow gates while executing the capture.

Routing ideas into todos, notes, and seed plans is handled through mode-based capture routing. By using flags like --note, --backlog, and --seed, the system sends your input to structured todos, timestamped notes, or forward-looking seed plans.

To organize backlog items and todos so they stay searchable, the system maintains a consistent destination structure such as a .planning/todos/ directory and a ROADMAP.md backlog using 999.x numbering. This ensures work remains actionable and easy to find.

Yes, you can browse pending todos and select a follow-up action interactively. The system provides a list mode, activated with the --list flag, to display pending todos and route an appropriate follow-up action directly.

No external dependencies are required to use this capture workflow routing. The system operates independently to parse arguments, apply command flags, and dispatch inputs into todos, notes, backlog items, or seed plans.

You should use seed planning instead of adding a regular todo when you have forward-looking ideas that are not immediately actionable. Using the --seed flag routes the input to a seed plan, keeping it separate from immediate structured todos.