Todo

todo-slash-command

A .claude slash command to manage a simple todo list in your project's root directory, without having to leave Claude Code! Todos are stored in `todos.md` at your project root and automatically numbered for easy reference.

Inspiration

You ever been in the midst of a vibe-session and thought, "Oh, I need to fix the padding on that button". Well, no need to even leave the claude interface. Just use this `/todo` slash-command to create and manage a simple todo list for your project, from **within** your project.

Once the `todos.md` file is created in your project's root directory, you can probably even just tell claude to add to it without having to use the slash-command, but the slash-command provides some nifty commands for your benefit.

Install

Download [todo.md](todo.md) or copy its contents and place it in 1 of 2 locations...

1. Personal command (✨ recommended)

...your home directory: `~/.claude/commands/todos.md`.

**Note:** This will make the command available across **all** your projects.

2. Project command

...your project's root directory: `[your project's root directory]/.claude/commands/todos.md`.

**Note:** This will store the command in your repository and allow it to be shared with your team

Features

• As a global slash command, knows to create todos in your current project's root directory
• Can set due dates (/todo 1 due tomorrow or /todo 3 due 5pm etc.)
• Lists todo tasks sorted by due date, if specified (/todo list)
• Knows your next todo item (/todo next)
• Add, complete, undo todo items

Available Commands & Usage Examples

Add todos:

• /todo add "Fix navigation bug"
• /todo add "Fix navigation bug" tomorrow
• /todo add "Fix navigation bug" "June 25"

Manage todos:

• /todo complete 1 - Mark todo #1 as completed
• /todo remove 2 - Delete todo #2 entirely
• /todo undo 1 - Move completed todo back to active
• /todo due 1 tomorrow - Add due date to todo #1

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