planning-with-files

Track complex tasks across multiple sessions by persisting plans, notes, and deliverables in markdown files. This three-file pattern preserves context and continuity for long-running projects beyond the current session.

Plan and organize research workflows by writing to a structured three-file pattern: task_plan.md for phases, notes.md for research, and output.md for deliverables. Update the plan file to monitor progress over time.

The three-file pattern uses task_plan.md, notes.md, and output.md to store plans, research, and deliverables respectively. It enables continuity and lets you monitor status through phases and checklists over time.

Yes, you can use markdown files for multi-step project planning without losing context. By storing plans, notes, and deliverables in separate files, you preserve the full project state across sessions.

You need persistent notes for long-running tasks when a project extends beyond a single session and requires memory. This approach prevents context loss by saving research and deliverables in markdown files.

Yes, this task tracking approach works for product planning and knowledge organization. It is ideal for multi-step projects, applying a structured markdown file pattern to guide planning, research, and delivery.