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You can capture follow-up tasks instantly by logging them as beans within your project's task tracking system. This prevents losing ideas by quickly recording new tasks or notes with minimal interaction, ensuring your development flow remains unbroken.

Yes, you can contextually link new notes to existing tasks or projects. The system supports linking to parent beans and automatically determines the best parent from current in-progress or todo items to maintain task hierarchy.

Yes, the beans CLI tool is required for task creation and management. This dependency handles the underlying task tracking operations, allowing you to capture follow-up ideas and automatically link them to parent beans.

The best way to log a related bug is to use a quick task capture command to record it under the current feature. This contextual linking logs the follow-up task to the active parent bean without breaking your development flow.

Automatic parent bean determination works by evaluating current in-progress or todo items within your project. When you capture a new follow-up task, the system identifies and links the note to the most relevant active parent bean automatically.

Task tracking beans for follow-up ideas are limited by their dependency on the beans CLI tool. Task creation and contextual linking rely entirely on this tool, meaning it cannot operate independently without the underlying command-line infrastructure.