do

name	do
description	Work through a TODO.md checklist in the worktree root, continuing until all items are checked off.
disable-model-invocation	true

/do - Work Through TODO Checklist

Setup

Before doing anything else, copy the TODO template into the worktree root (always overwrite — keeps a single canonical seed step that runs on every invocation):

cp .claude/skills/do/TODO-TEMPLATE.md TODO.md

Then read TODO.md — a checklist of tasks to complete for this issue — and work through every item systematically.

How It Works

1. Read TODO.md to see what needs to be done
2. Work through each item in order
3. Check off items as you complete them by marking each empty checkbox as done and adding a detailed explanation of what was done and how in parentheses after.

Rules

• Always check off an item (- [x]) immediately after completing it
• Work through items in order unless dependencies require a different sequence
• If an item is blocked or not applicable, check it off and add a note explaining why
• Use AskUserQuestion when requirements are ambiguous or you need user input
• Make small, incremental changes and test frequently

Updating Issue Details

When you start working on an issue, update it with proper details:

1. Assign to the Correct Project

The issue may not have a project assigned yet. Based on what you're implementing, assign it to the appropriate project.

2. Update Title (if needed)

If the auto-generated title isn't ideal, improve it to clearly describe the task.

3. Update Description

Update the description but keep the "Original prompt" section at the bottom:

Your detailed description here...

---

_Original prompt:_

> <keep the original prompt text as a blockquote>

4. Update GitHub PR

Edit the PR body to add summary details, but preserve the "Original prompt" section:

gh pr edit --body "## Summary
- Bullet points describing changes

## Test plan
- How to test

## Issue
[Link to issue]

---

_Original prompt:_

> <keep the original prompt text as a blockquote>

---
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Argument

The argument passed to this skill is the issue key (e.g., PROJ-123). Use it for:

• Looking up the issue in your issue tracker
• Updating issue status as you progress
• Commit messages: [PROJ-123] Description