Append new backlog items to .spec-lite/TODO.md with category inference and deduplication.
npx skills add https://github.com/abranjith/spec-lite --skill todo-abranjith
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: todo Source: https://github.com/abranjith/spec-lite/tree/main/skills/todo Command: npx skills add https://github.com/abranjith/spec-lite --skill todo-abranjith
This Skill removes the manual effort of deciding where a new task belongs and keeps the shared backlog clean, consistent, and easy to maintain.
Ask the TODO skill to add your requested backlog item to .spec-lite/TODO.md under the best matching category.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To add tasks to a markdown backlog without duplicates, use a task-management skill that reads the existing TODO.md file, checks for matching entries, and appends a single new checkbox line only if the item is unique.
Categorizing backlog items automatically requires a tool that infers the best matching section heading from the task description and places the new checkbox entry accurately within that category in the markdown file.
Maintaining a project TODO file without breaking structure involves reading the current markdown file and writing only the new checkbox entry, preserving all existing headings, categories, and unrelated backlog content.
Yes, appending a single task to a spec-driven TODO.md file is possible by reading the document and writing only the new checkbox line under the correct category, leaving all unrelated content untouched.
No, adding a new TODO item does not overwrite previous sections. The process preserves the existing markdown structure by reading the current file and safely appending the single checkbox entry to the appropriate category.
blueif16Create slash command files and initialize plugin structure in Claude plugins.
minorun365Synchronize GitHub issues with docs/todo.md using GitHub CLI.
Terry-MaoValidate feature implementation against product and tech specs.
agol586Convert markdown task lists into dependency-ordered GitHub issues.
