task-syncer

Validating todo.md task completion against actual files requires synchronizing task statuses by checking file existence in the repository. It scans todo.md and corrects inaccurate progress marks by enforcing evidence-based ticking tied to tangible artifacts.

Evidence-based ticking is a task synchronization mechanism that only marks a task as done if the related artifact actually exists on the filesystem. It prevents hallucinated progress and warns when discrepancies are detected between todo.md and real files.

Automating todo.md status reconciliation with filesystem checks aligns task progress with real files and directories. This automated reconciliation scans the repository to correct inaccurate progress marks and ensures truth in task tracking without manual verification.

Your todo.md shows completed tasks without files because of hallucinated progress marks. The synchronization skill identifies these discrepancies by validating task statuses against the filesystem and corrects them to maintain reliable project dashboards.

Task synchronization works without external dependencies as it relies entirely on internal scripts to validate the filesystem. It functions within software projects where task completion must be supported by tangible artifacts, requiring no additional setup.