Task Management

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Task Management

Always Create and Maintain Task Plans

For EVERY non-trivial task you receive:

Before starting work: Create

plans/[task-name].md

with:

Clear goal statement
Current state analysis (what works, what's broken)
Detailed implementation plan broken into phases/steps
Progress tracking table
Dependencies and blockers
Files to create/modify
Next steps

While working: Update

plans/[task-name].md

after completing each step:

Mark completed steps with ✓ or DONE
Update progress tables
Add new findings or changes to approach
Note any issues encountered
Update next steps

After completing: Final update to

plans/[task-name].md

:

Mark all steps complete
Summary of what was accomplished
Any remaining TODO items
Lessons learned or notes for future work

Format Guidelines

For simple tasks (single file changes, quick fixes):

# Task: [Brief description]

## Steps
- [ ] Step 1
- [x] Step 2 (completed)

## Current Status
Working on: [step name]

For complex tasks (multi-file refactoring, feature additions):

Include progress summary tables
Organize into phases
Track files created/modified separately
Document API changes needed
List dependencies and blockers
Maintain current state diagnosis section

See plans/template.md for detailed examples and formats.

This helps maintain context across sessions and track progress systematically.