/todoIdealAll

The batch counterpart of /todoIdealPrompt --replace: one pass over the user's todo file that turns the session's finished work into prompt-history the user can learn from.

What Claude does

1. Resolve and read the user's todo file — TODO.<name>.md at the repo root, <name> from git config user.name (the rule in .claude/prompt-todo/RULES.md). Never another user's file. Run the Autoincrement rule first, as on any touch. Edit it with the Edit tool only.

2. Partition the [x] items:

   • Worked this session — the item's dialog (prompting, corrections, confirmation) happened in the current conversation.
   • Not from this session — done earlier or elsewhere; there is no dialog to distill, so these are left untouched and listed as skipped with that reason.
   • Ignore rows — the user's personal tasks (the ignore tags in the todo rules, QA: / Admin: by default): skipped entirely, whatever their state, and not listed as candidates.

3. For each session-worked done item, distill the ideal prompt following the rules in the sibling skill ../todoIdealPrompt/SKILL.md (relative to this file; read it if it is not already in context): a few typeable lines, imperative, every iteration-discovered constraint folded in, nothing the codebase or the project's rules already carry. Then replace the item's text in the todo file: keep the - [x] #N KEY TAG: prefix exactly — ticket key and tag included when the item has them — first line of the prompt on the item line, overflow as indented - sub-bullets, every line within the Line width rule's limit while it is on (prefix and score included, split at a clause boundary). While the Prompt scores rule in .claude/prompt-todo/RULES.md is on, the item line ends with the original prompt's (N/5) score, replacing an existing one. Open ([ ]) items are never rewritten.

4. Reply with a summary: per rewritten item a compact #N: old text → new first line (N/5) (the score only while it is on), and the skipped list with reasons.

Notes

• This skill edits the user's todo file by design — the per-skill restriction that /todoIdealPrompt may only change an item's text with --replace does not apply here.
• Feedback bullets (what the original prompt lacked) are printed only if the user asks; the batch pass keeps the reply to the summary, unlike single-item /todoIdealPrompt.
• If nothing qualifies (no session-worked done items), say so and change nothing.