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the-custodian/state-hub/dashboard/src/docs/todo.md
tegwick 235355eb58 feat(dashboard): nav restructure, full context-help coverage, 11 new ref docs
Navigation:
- New order: Overview · Todo · Domains · Repos · Workstreams (collapsible,
  open:false, with atomic sub-entries: Decisions, Tasks, Debt, Extends,
  Dependencies) · Contributions · SBOM · Progress · Reference (collapsible)
- Reference section gains path:/reference landing page; all 18 doc pages
  listed in nav (alphabetical) and in reference.md table

New pages:
- todo.md — Internal / Ecosystem / Third-party todo classification
- dependencies.md — dependency edge table derived from state/summary
- reference.md — Reference landing page with full doc index

New reference doc pages (11):
  contributions, debt, dependencies, domains, extensions, overview,
  repos, tasks, todo + reference (meta) already added previously

doc-overlay.js — lazy bubblehelp tooltip:
- _titleCache Map + _fetchDocTitle(docPath): on first hover of any ?
  button, fetches the target doc page, parses <h1>, sets btn.title
- Native browser tooltip appears exactly on the ? circle on subsequent hover

Context-help wired on all 14 dashboard pages:
- h1 withDocHelp added to: index, todo, domains, repos, tasks, techdept,
  extensions, dependencies (contributions/workstreams/decisions/sbom/
  progress/reference were already wired)
- domains.md + repos.md: added missing withDocHelp import and live-data link
- tasks/techdept/extensions: removed duplicate _h1 const that caused
  SyntaxError: Identifier '_h1' has already been declared

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-03-01 23:46:26 +01:00

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Todo — Reference

Todo — Reference

The Todo page shows the Custodian's own open work items classified by where the work belongs — inside this repo, routed from another ecosystem repo, or aimed at an upstream third-party project.

This page is the session-start orientation surface for the the-custodian repo. See Inter-Repo Communication for the full boundary rule and routing workflows.


The three classes

Internal

Open tasks (todo, in_progress, blocked) in custodian domain workstreams whose title does not contain a [repo:] routing prefix.

These are tasks this agent is directly responsible for and can address within the current repo.

Ecosystem (inbound)

Tasks from any workstream whose title contains [repo:the-custodian].

These tasks were created by agents in other repos to route work to the custodian. When a task with this prefix appears, the session protocol picks it up, the custodian creates a workplan file (ADR-001), and addresses the work here.

Third-party (outbound)

Contribution artifacts in open status (draft, submitted, acknowledged).

These represent work the custodian has identified for upstream repos it does not own. They remain on the todo list until the upstream loop is closed (merged, rejected, or withdrawn).


Classification decision table

Situation Class Action
Bug found in this repo Internal Fix it directly
Work needed in another registered repo Ecosystem create_task(..., title="[repo:<slug>] ...")
Bug found in an upstream library Third-party Create BR artifact + register_contribution
Feature needed from upstream Third-party Create FR artifact + register_contribution

KPI sidebar card

Shows the count of open items in each class at a glance. The ? button links to this reference page.


Data sources

Polls every 15 seconds:

  • GET /tasks/?limit=500 — all tasks
  • GET /workstreams/ — for domain + title context
  • GET /topics/ — for domain slug resolution
  • GET /contributions/ — for third-party todos

Classification is done client-side — no server-side filter endpoint required.