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New 'mini todo' tool manages project backlogs with zero tokens

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The developer introduces `mini todo`, a new backlog tool for managing deferred ideas and future development tasks within a project. This tool, built with TypeScript and operating on a single markdown file, costs zero tokens to use for adding ideas. It integrates seamlessly with the `mini next` agent, presenting backlog items as candidates for the next development phase. The tool allows for adding, editing, marking as done, removing, and clearing backlog items, ensuring that future development is organized without cluttering the current project state. AI

IMPACT Streamlines development workflows by providing a token-free way to manage future project ideas and tasks.

RANK_REASON The item describes a new software tool for managing project backlogs.

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New 'mini todo' tool manages project backlogs with zero tokens

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  1. dev.to — Claude Code tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Stanislav Kremeň ·

    Building with mini, Part 3/9: Capturing ideas with todo

    <p>In Part 2, pycalc went through its planning interview. A side product you may have noticed: the interview generated ideas we <strong>deliberately rejected</strong> — Claude itself deferred the <code>**</code> power operator with the note that right-associativity is "the ideal …

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