Track tasks in a TASKS.md file

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Source Anthropic (@anthropics) — anthropics/knowledge-work-plugins

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Overview

This skill keeps your to-do list in a plain TASKS.md file with sections for current work, things you are waiting on, someday items, and finished tasks. It adds, moves, and completes items when you ask and can pull tasks out of other text. A local dashboard view can be set up on first run.

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