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I use a `TODO.md` file.

GitHub flavored markdown will format a list like this:

    1. [X] Dockerfile
    2. [ ] Bulk Inference
    3. [ ] CLI
    4. [ ] Logging
as a neat little list of checked/unchecked checkboxes. I create a section called "Backlog" for future ideas, a section called "Bugs" for bugs to fix, and an unnamed section at the top with current items. Once I reach a milestone like a release, I delete all the completed items.



You can also nest them which is nice

  - [x] A
    - [x] AA
    - [x] AB
  - [ ] B
    - [x] BA
    - [ ] BB
And if you want to document an item you can link to it with [[A wiki link]]

  - [ ] [[A wiki link to another markdown file]]


Does X mark mean you won't do it or does it mean you already did it?


Usually for me I use Obsidian so [ ] means todo, [/] is in progress, [-] is cancelled and [x] is completed


X means "done"




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