todo-resolve

Batch-resolving approved todos in parallel involves orchestrating concurrent processing across multiple files to update ready items. This Skill filters triage sessions for ready todos, spawns parallel resolvers to apply changes, and reports any pending items at the end.

Automating triage sessions for multiple todo files requires a parallel processing approach that analyzes ready todos across files. This workflow filters to ready items, spawns parallel resolvers to commit changes, and cleans up completed todo files and logs.

Yes, you can filter which todos are processed by providing an optional todo ID or pattern before running the resolver. This ensures only matching ready items are resolved in parallel while pending items are reported back at the end of the session.

The resolver handles pending items by enforcing that only ready todos are resolved during parallel processing. Any items not ready are filtered out, skipped during the update phase, and reported at the end so you can address them separately.

Yes, todo-resolve cleans up completed todo files and logs after resolving code review todos. Once parallel resolvers commit and resolve the ready items, the workflow automatically removes the associated completed todo files and log entries.

You should avoid parallel processing for todo triage when todos have strict execution dependencies or require sequential ordering. This approach enforces parallel resolution of ready items, making it unsuitable for workflows where later todos depend on earlier ones being resolved first.