What problem does it solve? Ideas and multi-phase tasks get lost or stay half-formed when there is no structured place to capture, stress-test, and track them before implementation. This Skill maintains a local task journal in docs/todo/NNN-<slug>.md files, guiding each entry through an explicit lifecycle: draft → grilled → resolved → done. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Idea capture with auto-numbering: The add subcommand creates a numbered, slugged markdown file (with Cyrillic transliteration) from a raw idea, using a consistent frontmatter template. - Stress-testing via grill-me: The grill-me subcommand orchestrates the global grill-me skill to interrogate a draft idea, logging every Q&A pair into the file's Drill section. - Decision and phase tracking: resolve extracts decisions (including required tests for money-touching billing changes) and builds a phase table for tasks with 3+ phases; done closes individual phases or whole tasks with commit references; list shows a status table of all entries. - Use Case: A developer wants to add a new pricing dimension across schema, resolver, snapshot, reports, and UI. They run /todo add, drill the idea with /todo grill-me, split it into five phases with /todo resolve, then close each phase with /todo done NNN phaseN <commit-sha> as implementation sessions complete. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to record a new idea with the todo skill, for example: add a todo entry for adding a region pricing dimension and then run grill-me on it.