project-progress-tracker

To keep project progress documentation in sync, you update PROGRESS.md after code changes by matching completed work to plan items, adjusting status markers, and recording a dated summary entry. This ensures teammates stay aligned on current task status and next priorities.

The best way to track task status in a markdown file is applying standardized markers like ✅ or 🟢 to matching plan sections, adjusting completion percentages, and refreshing the last updated time within PROGRESS.md.

You add traceable progress notes by recording a dated entry in the completed work section describing what was just finished, then updating the last updated time in PROGRESS.md to maintain a clear history of implementation work.

You can generate next-step plans by revising the next-step section with 1-3 concrete, high-priority executable tasks based on remaining items in PROGRESS.md after completing current development work.

Yes, progress tracking works without external dependencies because it operates by reading, locating, and saving updates directly to the PROGRESS.md file in your repository using standard markdown syntax.