task-tracking-dots

You can track project tasks and dependencies across multiple sessions by using the `dot` command-line interface to log work items, map dependency relationships, and maintain persistent status updates.

Yes, you need the dot CLI installed and available in your environment to use this task tracking functionality, as it handles task creation, status updates, and listing.

To record the reason a task was completed, use the dot CLI to log a brief note when marking the task as finished, creating an auditable completion record for later accountability and review.

The best way to manage subtasks and workflow order is using the dot CLI to break down the complex feature into subtasks and define which subtasks must be completed before others.

You can check which tasks are ready to start in your project workflow by running the command `dot ready` before beginning any task to see all unblocked items.

Command-line interface tools for project management require the dot CLI to be installed and available in the environment, making them unsuitable for contexts lacking command-line access or persistent environments.