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6# Identify and Report TODO Items from Documentation (`docs/`)
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8**Your task: Scan all files within the `docs/` directory to find comments or notes marked as "TODO", and then list the most pressing or contextually relevant ones.**
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10## File Existence Check
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12List the documentation directory to confirm presence:
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14```bash
15ls . docs
16```
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18Then continue with the scanning steps.
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20Follow this process:
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221.  **Scan Documentation for TODOs:**
23    - Systematically search the content of every file located within the `docs/` directory (and its subdirectories).
24    - Look for lines or comments explicitly containing the keyword "TODO" (case-insensitive, if appropriate for the tool being used for searching).
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262.  **Extract and Contextualize TODOs:**
27    - For each identified TODO, extract the full text of the TODO comment.
28    - Note the file path and line number where the TODO was found.
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303.  **Filter and Report Relevant TODOs:**
31    - From the list of all found TODOs, select those that appear most pressing, actionable, or relevant to the current project goals or ongoing tasks.
32    - Consider factors like urgency implied by the TODO text, relation to known issues, or impact on project progress.
33    - Present the selected TODOs in a clear, itemized list.
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35**Output Format:**
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37Provide a list of the identified TODOs, formatted as follows for each:
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39*   **TODO:** [Full text of the TODO comment]
40    *   **Location:** `docs/path/to/file.md:line_number`
41    *   **(Optional) Priority/Relevance:** [Brief note on why it's considered pressing, if applicable]
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43**REMEMBER: Your goal is to surface actionable TODO items embedded within project documentation that require attention, helping to ensure that planned work or notes for improvement are not overlooked.**
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