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d92a8c7210
- Added 'onDelete' and 'onNotes' support to TaskItem. - Implemented hover actions (Delete and Notes icons) for tasks. - Added Notes Modal for editing task markdown content. - Simplified navigation animation to remove blank flash (single-phase slide-in). - Fixed syntax error in updateTask function. - Updated styles for modal and task actions.
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# Phase 1: Setup & Foundation
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**Analysis Date:** 2026-01-24
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## Domain Boundary
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The scope of Phase 1: Setup & Foundation is limited to establishing the foundational technical infrastructure and core UI components necessary for the weekly todo list application. This phase encompasses:
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- Project initialization with appropriate tooling and framework selection
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- Core component architecture and implementation
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- Basic UI layout and user interaction patterns
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- Data persistence layer (localStorage)
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- Navigation controls for week progression
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- Drag-and-drop functionality for task reorganization
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- Integration of fundamental dependencies
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This phase does not include:
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- Calendar integration features
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- Advanced task management capabilities
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- Data export/import functionality
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- Multi-user features
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- Offline functionality
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- Mobile-specific optimizations
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## Implementation Decisions
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### UI Layout and Presentation
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- **Layout Style**: Timeline-based with fixed width days, presenting a clean weekly view organized by day
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- **Task Presentation**: Mixed approach - tasks are stacked vertically within each day slot, with some time-based positioning for better visual organization
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- **Visual Differentiation**: Different colors and styling used to distinguish tasks from calendar events in the view
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- **Task Card Design**: Basic information display including title and date only, focusing on core task details
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### Data Management
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- **Persistence**: Connected to browser's localStorage for data persistence between sessions
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- **Storage Layer**: Custom persistence functions implemented for saving and loading tasks
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- **Data Structure**: Tasks stored with full metadata including ID, title, date, description, completion status, and optional category
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### Navigation and Interaction
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- **Navigation Controls**: Both standard previous/next buttons and a date picker for direct navigation between weeks
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- **Interaction Model**: Drag-and-drop mechanics enabled for moving tasks between days in the calendar view
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- **View Switching**: Basic capability for switching between day and week views (though week view is primary focus)
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## OpenCode's Discretion
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OpenCode has flexibility to implement the following aspects:
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- Component styling and visual design within the constraints of a clean, minimalist interface
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- Specific implementation details of drag-and-drop integration
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- Refinement of the mixed presentation approach for tasks within the weekly grid
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- Optimization of data persistence methods for performance
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- UI/UX enhancements within the established framework
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## Specific Ideas
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### Component Architecture
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- Implement a structured component hierarchy with clear separation of concerns:
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- CalendarGrid: Main container for the weekly view
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- TaskCard: Individual task representation with editing capabilities
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- NavigationControls: Previous/next week navigation with date picker
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- TaskForm: Modal or inline form for task creation/editing
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### Data Flow
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- Establish a clear data flow pattern where:
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- CalendarGrid receives task data and manages state
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- TaskCard handles individual task interactions
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- NavigationControls coordinate week switching
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- Data persistence functions handle storage operations
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### State Management
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- Implement a centralized state management approach for:
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- Current week display
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- Task data
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- Navigation state
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- UI interaction states
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## Deferred Ideas
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The following features and enhancements are intentionally deferred to later phases:
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### Calendar Integration
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- Google Calendar and Apple Calendar connection functionality
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- Calendar event synchronization with tasks
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- Event filtering and visibility controls
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### Advanced Task Management
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- Recurring tasks with various recurrence patterns
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- Category/tag assignment system
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- Reminder and priority setting capabilities
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- Detailed task descriptions and notes
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### Data Management
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- Export to CSV/JSON functionality
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- Import from CSV/JSON functionality
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- Manual backup and restore capabilities
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### User Experience Enhancements
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- Mobile-responsive design optimizations
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- Multi-user collaboration features
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- Advanced filtering and search capabilities
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- Rich text formatting for task descriptions |