From claude-todo
Check out a task — load its description and plan directory contents
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/claude-todo:todo-checkoutThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
First, resolve the user's home directory by running `echo $HOME` via Bash. The todo file is at `<home>/.claude/todo.md`. The plan directories live under `<home>/.claude/todo/`.
First, resolve the user's home directory by running echo $HOME via Bash. The todo file is at <home>/.claude/todo.md. The plan directories live under <home>/.claude/todo/.
Check out a task for the current session.
If $ARGUMENTS is a task number, use it. Otherwise print the summary table from the todo file and ask.
Steps:
<home>/.claude/todo/<N>/ exists
plan.md and list all other files in the directory. Read any .md or .txt files and summarise other file types present.activeThe user is now working on this task. All subsequent work should be understood in the context of this task until the user checks in or switches.
npx claudepluginhub ccam80/claude-todoLooks up task by ID or name with taskmd, reads details, marks in-progress, starts worklog if enabled, executes using tools like EnterPlanMode, and completes it. Use to pick up and run predefined tasks.
Looks up tasks by ID or name, marks them in-progress, starts worklogs if enabled, executes using tools like EnterPlanMode and Bash, then completes via /complete-task. Use to pick up and execute tasks.