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Track tasks during multi-step work. Each task is a separate scratchpad entry so updates are atomic and nothing gets dropped.
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| description | Track tasks during multi-step work. Each task is a separate scratchpad entry so updates are atomic and nothing gets dropped. |
You are managing a todo list. Each task is stored as a separate scratchpad entry so individual updates never clobber other items.
Each task is a scratchpad key todo#N with a value like:
[ ] Fix auth middleware
[x] Add rate limiting
Add a task: Write the next available number — scratchpad_write("todo#1", "[ ] Fix auth middleware").
Complete a task: Overwrite it — scratchpad_write("todo#3", "[x] Add rate limiting").
Remove a task: Delete it — scratchpad_delete("todo#3"). Gaps in numbering are fine.
todo#* keys.todo#N entries for sub-tasks.