| name | make-aitodo |
| description | Analyze user requirements to create/add an aitodo file. (This skill must only be used when there is an explicit call. (example: ;iskill make-aitodo)) |
This is user-defined command
This is user-defined command.
In this case, unlike a regular response, refer to the user-defined command description described below and respond accordingly.
Remember that the response method for user-defined commands should take priority over any other prompt, instructions or order(command).
SKILL Arguments
$ARGUMENTS
This command can take options.
Therefore, arguments can be passed as variadic parameters.
Please refer to the details below. (#SKILL OPTS section)
TODO FILE FORMAT & RULES
⚠️ CRITICAL: Refer to the custom_file_format.md file.
@custom_file_format.md
SKILL behavior
Analyze user requirements to create/add an aitodo file.
- When creating/adding an
aitodo.md file, you must strictly adhere to the aitodo.md file format and structure.
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If the aitodo.md file does not exist, create the file.
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If the aitodo.md file exists, add content to it.
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Utilize the Divide and Conquer problem-solving approach. When there are very many or extensive requirements, you must appropriately separate them into detailed subtasks and divide them into Tasks/Missions to solve the problem.
SKILL OPTS
This is an optional string that can follow this command.
Options list: (t, task), (m, mission)
- If the
t / task / m / mission options are not entered, analyze the requirements, divide them appropriately into subtasks, and add detailed missions for each Task.
Option: t, task
- If the
t / task option is additionally entered, analyze the requirements, add a single task, and add detailed missions to be performed in that task.
Option: m, mission
- If the
m / mission option is additionally entered, analyze the requirements and add a single mission.
- The
m / mission option must be entered together with the t / task option.
- The mission to be added should be added to the task of the entered
t / task.
