taskmaster

Task prioritization for compiler development analyzes pending backlog items against correctness impact, pipeline ordering, and upstream coverage to recommend the single highest-priority implementation step. It evaluates `.todo/` files to determine which compiler pass or feature should be tackled next.

Feature planning for a Rust compiler project breaks down new compiler passes or feature requests into dependency-ordered tasks. It updates `.todo/*.md` files with the structured breakdown and maintains backlog alignment with ongoing implementation progress.

Backlog synchronization updates the `.todo` directory to accurately reflect implemented changes by analyzing `git status` output. This ensures pending task files match the actual state of the codebase and completed work is tracked.

This task management approach is specifically tailored for the oxc-react-compiler project, prioritizing based on compiler passes, correctness impact, and upstream coverage. It is not designed for general project management outside of this specific compiler development context.

You should request a backlog analysis when you are unsure about the next development step and need a decisive recommendation. It analyzes pending tasks in `.todo/` files to provide a clear, prioritized direction for your next implementation action.