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+      "surecli",
+      "gemini",
+      "gemini",
+      "gemini"
+    ]
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.sureai/.directory_structure_to_do_app_to_do_app_20251001_034030.md

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+# Directory Structure for 'To-Do App' Project
+
+This document outlines the standard directory structure for the 'To-Do App' project, ensuring consistency and clear separation of concerns for all development phases. This structure is based on the io8 framework principles, promoting organized agent outputs, code segregation, and root-level configurations.
+
+The project is assumed to be initiated from a cloned base project, and this structure describes the full intended layout from the perspective of the project root.
+
+```
+./
+├── .io8project/                           # Core io8 project metadata and state management
+│   ├── .state.json                    # Persists the current task state of the io8 workflow
+│   └── project_metadata.json          # Stores project-specific metadata (e.g., project name, description for 'To-Do App')
+├── .sureai/                               # Central hub for all agent outputs, documentation, and project artifacts (present in cloned base project)
+│   ├── uploads/                       # Stores all user-uploaded files (e.g., images, requirement documents for 'To-Do App')
+│   ├── .directory_structure_to_do_app_to_do_app_20251001_034030.md # This document, detailing the project's structure (generated by io8Directory Structure Agent)
+│   ├── .bmad_agent_to_do_app_*.md         # Outputs from the Business Model and Architecture Designer Agent for 'To-Do App'
+│   ├── .analyst_agent_to_do_app_*.md      # Outputs from the Analyst Agent (e.g., initial analysis reports for 'To-Do App')
+│   ├── .architect_agent_to_do_app_*.md    # Outputs from the Architect Agent (e.g., system design choices for 'To-Do App')
+│   ├── .pm_agent_to_do_app_*.md           # Outputs from the Project Manager Agent (e.g., project plans, PRDs for 'To-Do App')
+│   ├── .sm_agent_to_do_app_*.md           # Outputs from the Scrum Master Agent (e.g., sprint plans, task lists for 'To-Do App')
+│   ├── .developer_agent_to_do_app_*.md    # Outputs from the Developer Agent (e.g., code snippets, implementation details for 'To-Do App')
+│   ├── .devops_agent_to_do_app_*.md       # Outputs from the DevOps Agent (e.g., CI/CD configurations, deployment scripts for 'To-Do App')
+│   ├── .bmad_*.md                     # Generic hidden outputs from the BMAD agent for 'To-Do App'
+│   ├── .analyst_*.md                  # Generic hidden outputs from the Analyst agent for 'To-Do App'
+│   ├── .architect_*.md                # Generic hidden outputs from the Architect agent for 'To-Do App'
+│   ├── .developer_*.md                # Generic hidden outputs from the Developer agent for 'To-Do App'
+│   ├── .devops_*.md                   # Generic hidden outputs from the DevOps agent for 'To-Do App'
+│   ├── .pm_*.md                       # Generic hidden outputs from the PM agent for 'To-Do App'
+│   ├── analysis_document.md           # Detailed analysis of the 'To-Do App' requirements (created by Analyst)
+│   ├── requirements_document.md       # Formalized requirements for the 'To-Do App' (created by Analyst)
+│   ├── architecture_document.md       # High-level and detailed architecture for the 'To-Do App' (created by Architect)
+│   ├── tech_stack_document.md         # Document detailing the chosen technologies for the 'To-Do App' (created by Architect)
+│   ├── prd_document.md                # Product Requirements Document for the 'To-Do App' (created by PM)
+│   ├── project_plan.md                # Overall project plan and roadmap for the 'To-Do App' (created by PM)
+│   ├── tasks_list.md                  # Comprehensive list of tasks for the 'To-Do App' development (created by SM, updated by Developer)
+│   └── sprint_plan.md                 # Current sprint plan for 'To-Do App' development (created by SM)
+├── backend/                               # Contains all server-side code and logic for the 'To-Do App'
+│   ├── src/                           # Source code for backend (e.g., Node.js, Python, Java for 'To-Do App' API)
+│   │   ├── controllers/               # Handles incoming requests and orchestrates responses (e.g., task creation, user authentication)
+│   │   ├── models/                    # Defines data structures and interacts with the database (e.g., Task model, User model)
+│   │   ├── routes/                    # Defines API endpoints for 'To-Do App' and maps them to controllers
+│   │   └── services/                  # Business logic and reusable functions for task management
+│   ├── tests/                         # Unit and integration tests for 'To-Do App' backend components
+│   ├── package.json                   # (or equivalent, e.g., pom.xml) Dependency management for backend
+│   └── .env.example                   # Example environment variables for backend configuration (e.g., database connection)
+├── frontend/                              # Contains all client-side code and assets for the 'To-Do App' user interface
+│   ├── src/                           # Source code for frontend (e.g., React, Vue, Angular for 'To-Do App' UI)
+│   │   ├── components/                # Reusable UI components (e.g., TaskItem, AddTaskForm, FilterButtons)
+│   │   ├── pages/                     # Application views/screens (e.g., HomePage, LoginPage, TaskDetailsPage)
+│   │   ├── services/                  # API client code for interacting with the 'To-Do App' backend
+│   │   ├── App.js                     # Main application component for the 'To-Do App'
+│   │   └── index.js                   # Entry point for the frontend application
+│   ├── public/                        # Static assets (e.g., index.html, favicon for 'To-Do App')
+│   ├── tests/                         # Unit and E2E tests for 'To-Do App' frontend components
+│   ├── package.json                   # Dependency management for frontend
+│   └── .env.example                   # Example environment variables for frontend configuration (e.g., backend API URL)
+├── deployment_config.yml              # Centralized configuration for deploying the 'To-Do App' to various environments
+├── Dockerfile.backend                 # Dockerfile specifically for building the 'To-Do App' backend service container
+├── Dockerfile.frontend                # Dockerfile specifically for building the 'To-Do App' frontend service container
+├── docker-compose.yml                 # Orchestrates multi-container Docker environment for the 'To-Do App' (backend, frontend, database, etc.)
+└── nginx.conf                         # (Optional) Nginx configuration for reverse proxy or static file serving for 'To-Do App' frontend
+```

.sureai/.io8codermaster_agent_to_do_app_to_do_app_20251001_034030.md

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+# io8 Code Master Agent - Customized for This Project
+
+## Project-Specific Instructions
+
+
+
+---START_BREAKDOWN_CONTENT---
+## Project Breakdown: To-Do App (2025-10-01 03:52:21)
+
+This breakdown outlines the key phases, modules, and functionalities required to build the 'To-Do App', leveraging the existing Angular Clarity boilerplate and the proposed full-stack architecture.
+
+### 1. Discovery & Design Phase
+*   **Objective:** Define detailed functional and non-functional requirements, user stories, and high-level architecture.
+*   **Milestones:**
+    *   `Requirements Document`: Complete user stories for core To-Do features (Add, View, Edit, Delete, Mark Complete, Filter).
+    *   `UI/UX Wireframes/Mockups`: Initial design for task list, task detail, and authentication screens, adhering to Clarity UI components.
+    *   `API Specification`: Define RESTful endpoints for Task and User management.
+    *   `Database Schema Design`: Initial schema for `users` and `tasks` tables/collections.
+
+### 2. Backend Development Phase
+*   **Objective:** Implement the server-side logic and database interactions for the To-Do App.
+*   **Modules & Tasks:**
+    *   **Core Backend Setup:**
+        *   Initialize Node.js/Express (or chosen framework) project in `backend/`.
+        *   Configure environment variables (`.env.example`).
+        *   Set up basic server structure.
+    *   **Database Integration:**
+        *   Integrate chosen database (e.g., PostgreSQL, MongoDB) with the backend.
+        *   Create `Task` and `User` models (`backend/src/models/`).
+        *   Implement database connection and ORM/ODM setup.
+    *   **User Management:**
+        *   Develop `User` authentication (register, login) routes (`backend/src/routes/`).
+        *   Implement authentication logic and token generation (`backend/src/services/`).
+        *   Create `User` controller (`backend/src/controllers/`).
+    *   **Task Management API:**
+        *   Develop CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) endpoints for `Task` (`backend/src/routes/`).
+        *   Implement business logic for task operations (`backend/src/services/`).
+        *   Create `Task` controller (`backend/src/controllers/`).
+    *   **Error Handling & Validation:**
+        *   Implement robust API error handling.
+        *   Add input validation for user and task data.
+    *   **Backend Testing:**
+        *   Write unit tests for models, services, and controllers (`backend/tests/`).
+        *   Implement integration tests for API endpoints.
+*   **Milestones:**
+    *   `Functional User Authentication API`
+    *   `Functional Task Management API`
+    *   `Database Schema Implemented and Seeded`
+    *   `Basic Backend Test Coverage`
+
+### 3. Frontend Development Phase
+*   **Objective:** Build the user interface using Angular and integrate it with the backend API.
+*   **Modules & Tasks:**
+    *   **Core UI Setup:**
+        *   Utilize existing Angular Clarity boilerplate in `frontend/src/app/`.
+        *   Configure Angular routing (`app-routing.module.ts`) for authentication and task views.
+    *   **Authentication Module:**
+        *   Create Login and Register components (`frontend/src/app/pages/`).
+        *   Implement authentication service to interact with backend API (`frontend/src/app/services/`).
+        *   Develop authentication guards (`frontend/src/app/core/`) to protect routes.
+    *   **Task Management Module:**
+        *   Create `Task List` component (`frontend/src/app/components/`) to display tasks.
+        *   Develop `Add/Edit Task` form component (`frontend/src/app/components/`).
+        *   Implement `Task Service` to interact with backend task API (`frontend/src/app/services/`).
+        *   Add filtering and sorting functionality for tasks.
+    *   **Shared Components:**
+        *   Create reusable UI elements (`frontend/src/app/shared/`) if not covered by Clarity.
+    *   **Frontend Testing:**
+        *   Write unit tests for Angular components and services (`frontend/tests/`).
+        *   Implement end-to-end (E2E) tests for key user flows.
+*   **Milestones:**
+    *   `User Authentication UI Functional`
+    *   `Task List Display and Basic CRUD Operations via UI`
+    *   `Frontend Routing Implemented`
+    *   `Basic Frontend Test Coverage`
+
+### 4. Deployment & DevOps Phase
+*   **Objective:** Prepare the application for deployment and set up CI/CD pipelines.
+*   **Modules & Tasks:**
+    *   **Containerization:**
+        *   Create `Dockerfile.backend` for the backend service.
+        *   Create `Dockerfile.frontend` for the Angular frontend service.
+        *   Configure `docker-compose.yml` to orchestrate backend, frontend, and database.
+    *   **Reverse Proxy (Optional but Recommended):**
+        *   Configure `nginx.conf` for serving frontend static files and proxying API requests.
+    *   **Deployment Configuration:**
+        *   Update `deployment_config.yml` with target environment specifics.
+    *   **CI/CD Setup:**
+        *   Implement basic CI/CD pipeline (e.g., build, test, deploy to staging).
+*   **Milestones:**
+    *   `Application Containerized (Backend, Frontend, DB)`
+    *   `Local Development with Docker Compose Fully Functional`
+    *   `Basic CI/CD Pipeline Operational`
+
+### 5. Testing & Refinement Phase
+*   **Objective:** Ensure application quality, performance, and user experience.
+*   **Modules & Tasks:**
+    *   **Comprehensive Testing:**
+        *   Conduct thorough unit, integration, and end-to-end testing.
+        *   Perform user acceptance testing (UAT).
+    *   **Bug Fixing & Iteration:**
+        *   Address identified bugs and issues.
+        *   Refine UI/UX based on feedback.
+    *   **Performance Optimization:**
+        *   Identify and resolve performance bottlenecks.
+    *   **Security Audit (Basic):**
+        *   Review authentication and data handling for common vulnerabilities.
+*   **Milestones:**
+    *   `All Critical Bugs Resolved`
+    *   `User Acceptance Testing (UAT) Completed`
+    *   `Performance Metrics Meet Basic Requirements`
+
+### Constraints
+*   **Time:** Fast-track development for MVP; iterative approach for advanced features.
+*   **Resources:** Leverage existing Angular Clarity boilerplate; focus on open-source, easily deployable technologies.
+*   **Scope:** Initial MVP focuses on single-user basic CRUD operations for tasks, without advanced features like collaboration or rich text editing.
+*   **Platform:** Web-based application; responsive design for mobile is a consideration but not an initial hard requirement for MVP.
+*   **Security:** Basic user authentication and data privacy; no advanced security features initially.
+---END_BREAKDOWN_CONTENT---
+
+
+
+---START_PLAN_CONTENT---
+## Implementation Plan: To-Do App (2025-10-01 03:52:21)
+
+This plan outlines the high-level timeline, technology stack, and resource allocation for the 'To-Do App' project, based on the approved project breakdown. The approach will be iterative, focusing on delivering a functional MVP first.
+
+### 1. High-Level Timeline (Phased Approach)
+*   **Phase 1: Discovery & Design (1 week)**
+    *   Detailed requirements gathering.
+    *   UI/UX wireframing and mockups.
+    *   High-level architecture design.
+    *   API specification & database schema draft.
+*   **Phase 2: Backend Development (2-3 weeks)**
+    *   Database setup and model implementation.
+    *   User authentication & authorization API.
+    *   Task management CRUD API.
+    *   Unit and integration testing.
+*   **Phase 3: Frontend Development (2-3 weeks)**
+    *   Angular project setup (using boilerplate).
+    *   Implement authentication UI components.
+    *   Develop task listing and form components.
+    *   Integrate with backend API.
+    *   Unit and E2E testing.
+*   **Phase 4: Deployment & DevOps (1 week)**
+    *   Dockerization for frontend, backend, and database.
+    *   `docker-compose` setup for local development and staging.
+    *   Basic CI/CD pipeline configuration.
+*   **Phase 5: Testing & Refinement (1 week)**
+    *   Comprehensive testing (functional, integration, UAT).
+    *   Bug fixing and minor UI/UX adjustments.
+    *   Performance tuning.
+
+### 2. Technology Stack
+*   **Frontend:** Angular (based on `frontend/` boilerplate), Clarity Design System.
+*   **Backend:** Node.js with Express.js (or similar lightweight framework).
+*   **Database:** PostgreSQL (relational, robust, and widely supported) or MongoDB (NoSQL, flexible schema).
+*   **Containerization:** Docker, Docker Compose.
+*   **Deployment:** Nginx (for reverse proxy/static serving), generic cloud VM or container orchestration (e.g., Kubernetes for future scale).
+*   **Version Control:** Git.
+*   **Project Management:** Integrated io8 framework, using generated planning documents.
+
+### 3. Key Resources & Roles
+*   **io8codermaster:** Oversees the entire project workflow, ensures adherence to plan, and orchestrates agent interactions.
+*   **io8analyst:** Drives requirements gathering, user story definition, and detailed functional specifications.
+*   **io8architect:** Designs the system architecture, selects technologies, and defines technical standards for both frontend and backend.
+*   **io8pm:** Manages the project timeline, resources, budget, and stakeholder communication.
+*   **io8developer (Backend):** Implements backend services, API, and database interactions.
+*   **io8developer (Frontend):** Develops UI components, integrates with backend API, and ensures responsive design.
+*   **io8devops:** Sets up CI/CD, manages infrastructure, and ensures deployment automation.
+*   **Quality Assurance (Implicit):** Testing throughout all phases, ensuring functional correctness and quality.
+
+### 4. Communication & Reporting
+*   **Daily Stand-ups:** Brief sync-ups (virtual) to discuss progress, blockers, and next steps.
+*   **Weekly Review Meetings:** In-depth review of completed work, upcoming tasks, and any scope changes.
+*   **Documentation:** All agent outputs (e.g., `.sureai/*.md` files) serve as living documentation, updated iteratively.
+*   **io8codermaster:** Will act as the central communication point, consolidating information and updates.
+
+### 5. Risk Management
+*   **Scope Creep:** Enforce strict MVP definition; new features require formal approval and may shift timeline.
+*   **Technical Debt:** Prioritize clean code and architectural adherence; allocate time for refactoring in later sprints.
+*   **Resource Availability:** Clearly define roles and responsibilities; identify backup resources for critical paths.
+*   **Performance Issues:** Implement monitoring early; conduct load testing before production deployment.
+*   **Security Vulnerabilities:** Follow best practices for authentication/authorization; conduct basic security reviews.
+
+### Next Steps for io8codermaster
+1.  Initiate the `io8analyst` agent to begin detailed requirements gathering and user story creation based on this plan.
+2.  Monitor progress against the breakdown and plan, making adjustments as necessary.
+3.  Ensure continuous alignment with the `io8architect` for technical design decisions.
+---END_PLAN_CONTENT---
+
+## Base Agent Prompt Reference
+
+This agent is based on the standard io8codermaster agent with project-specific customizations above.
+Refer to the base io8codermaster agent prompt for general principles and workflow instructions.

.sureai/.io8pm_agent_to_do_app_to_do_app_20251001_034030.md

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+# io8 Project Manager Agent - Customized for This Project
+
+## Project-Specific Instructions
+
+## Product Requirements Document (PRD) - To Do App Feature
+Generated: 2025-10-01T04:40:40.000Z
+
+### 1. Executive Summary
+This document outlines the Product Requirements for the "To Do App" feature, an enhancement to the existing Angular Clarity Boilerplate. The To Do App will provide basic task management capabilities, including adding, viewing, marking as complete, and deleting tasks. It will utilize client-side `localStorage` for data persistence, serving as a functional demonstration of a new lazy-loaded feature module within the boilerplate, and offering immediate utility to developers and end-users alike.
+
+### 2. Product Vision & Strategy
+**Product Vision:** To integrate a practical, lightweight "To Do App" feature that showcases the modularity, extensibility, and UI capabilities of the Angular Clarity Boilerplate, while providing a useful tool for basic personal task management.
+**Strategic Goals:**
+1.  **Demonstrate Boilerplate Capabilities:** Highlight the ease of adding new lazy-loaded feature modules and leveraging the Clarity Design System.
+2.  **Enhance Developer Experience:** Provide a clear, well-structured example of a CRUD feature implementation using Angular best practices.
+3.  **Provide User Utility:** Offer a simple, effective tool for users to manage their daily tasks directly within the application.
+**Success Metrics:**
+*   Successful integration as a lazy-loaded module.
+*   All core CRUD functionalities (add, view, complete, delete) are stable and bug-free.
+*   Positive feedback on developer experience (e.g., clarity of code, ease of extension).
+*   User adoption for basic task management (qualitative feedback).
+
+### 3. Target Users & Personas
+While the boilerplate's primary users are developers, the To Do App feature targets an **End-User Persona**:
+
+**Persona: "Productive Paula"**
+*   **Role:** An individual (developer, project manager, student, etc.) who uses the application daily.
+*   **Demographics:** Tech-savvy, familiar with web applications, values simplicity and efficiency.
+*   **Needs:**
+    *   A simple way to quickly jot down tasks.
+    *   A clear view of what needs to be done.
+    *   The ability to mark tasks as completed.
+    *   The option to remove old or irrelevant tasks.
+*   **Pain Points:** Forgetting tasks, lack of a centralized place for quick notes within their current application environment.
+*   **User Journey (for To Do App):**
+    1.  Navigates to the "To Do" section.
+    2.  Adds a new task using the input field.
+    3.  Sees the task appear in the list.
+    4.  Later, marks the task as complete using a checkbox.
+    5.  Periodically reviews the list, deleting completed or unnecessary tasks.
+    6.  Closes the application, expects tasks to be there on next visit.
+
+### 4. Problem Statement
+Users require a straightforward, integrated method within the application to manage personal tasks. The lack of a simple, persistent task management utility leads to users relying on external tools or losing track of immediate action items, reducing overall productivity and focus within the application environment.
+
+### 5. Solution Overview
+The "To Do App" will be implemented as a new lazy-loaded feature module within the Angular Clarity Boilerplate. It will feature a clean user interface utilizing the Clarity Design System, allowing users to:
+*   Add new tasks via an input field.
+*   View a list of active and completed tasks.
+*   Mark tasks as complete/incomplete.
+*   Delete tasks permanently.
+All task data will be stored client-side using `localStorage` for persistence across browser sessions.
+
+### 6. Functional Requirements
+*   **FR-001: Task Creation:** The user shall be able to add a new task by entering text into an input field and confirming (e.g., by clicking an "Add" button or pressing Enter).
+*   **FR-002: Task Display:** The system shall display a list of all current tasks, clearly distinguishing between active and completed tasks.
+*   **FR-003: Task Completion Toggle:** The user shall be able to mark an active task as complete and a completed task as active (toggle functionality).
+*   **FR-004: Task Deletion:** The user shall be able to delete an individual task from the list.
+*   **FR-005: Client-Side Persistence:** All tasks (including their status) shall be stored in `localStorage` and persist across browser sessions. Tasks should automatically load upon application startup.
+*   **FR-006: Input Validation:** The system shall prevent the addition of empty tasks.
+
+### 7. Non-Functional Requirements
+*   **NFR-001: Performance:** The To Do App UI should be responsive, with task additions, updates, and deletions reflecting immediately in the UI. Initial load time for the To Do module should be minimal due to lazy-loading.
+*   **NFR-002: Usability (Developer Experience):** The code for the To Do App feature should be clean, well-documented, and follow Angular best practices to serve as an exemplary feature module.
+*   **NFR-003: Usability (End-User Experience):** The user interface for task management should be intuitive and easy to navigate, leveraging Clarity UI components for a consistent experience.
+*   **NFR-004: Maintainability:** The To Do App module should be structured to allow for easy updates, bug fixes, and future enhancements without impacting other parts of the boilerplate.
+*   **NFR-005: Scalability:** The `TodoService` should be abstracted to allow for future integration with a backend API without significant refactoring of UI components.
+*   **NFR-006: Extensibility:** The module should allow for future additions of features like task prioritization, due dates, or filtering.
+
+### 8. Epic Stories
+
+#### Epic 1: Task Input and Creation
+**Epic Description:** This epic covers the functionality for users to efficiently add new tasks to their To Do list.
+**Business Value:** Enables users to quickly capture and record their tasks, directly addressing the core need for task management and improving productivity.
+**Acceptance Criteria:**
+*   Users can add a new task via an input field.
+*   Empty tasks cannot be added.
+*   New tasks appear instantly in the task list.
+
+**User Stories:**
+-   **US-001:** Add a new task
+  -   **As a** Productive Paula
+  -   **I want to** type a task description into an input field and submit it
+  -   **So that** I can quickly add a new task to my list
+  -   **Acceptance Criteria:**
+    -   [ ] Given I am on the To Do App page,
+    -   [ ] When I type "Buy groceries" into the input field and click "Add Task" or press Enter,
+    -   [ ] Then "Buy groceries" appears as a new, active task in the list.
+    -   [ ] Given I am on the To Do App page,
+    -   [ ] When I try to add an empty task (e.g., empty input and click "Add Task"),
+    -   [ ] Then no new task is added, and an appropriate validation message may be displayed (e.g., input field turns red or a tooltip appears).
+  -   **Story Points:** 3
+  -   **Priority:** High
+
+#### Epic 2: Task Display and Manipulation
+**Epic Description:** This epic focuses on how tasks are displayed and how users interact with existing tasks (viewing, marking complete, deleting).
+**Business Value:** Provides users with full control over their task list, allowing them to track progress and manage their commitments effectively.
+**Acceptance Criteria:**
+*   Tasks are clearly displayed, with differentiation between active and completed states.
+*   Users can easily toggle task completion status.
+*   Users can remove tasks from the list.
+*   Task state is preserved across sessions.
+
+**User Stories:**
+-   **US-002:** View all tasks
+  -   **As a** Productive Paula
+  -   **I want to** see a list of all my added tasks, with completed tasks visibly differentiated
+  -   **So that** I can easily track what needs to be done and what is already finished
+  -   **Acceptance Criteria:**
+    -   [ ] Given I have active and completed tasks,
+    -   [ ] When I navigate to the To Do App page,
+    -   [ ] Then all my tasks are displayed, and completed tasks are styled differently (e.g., strikethrough, greyed out).
+    -   [ ] Tasks are displayed in the order they were created (newest at the top/bottom, or configurable).
+  -   **Story Points:** 2
+  -   **Priority:** High
+
+-   **US-003:** Mark a task as complete/incomplete
+  -   **As a** Productive Paula
+  -   **I want to** click a checkbox or toggle switch next to a task
+  -   **So that** I can mark it as complete when finished, or incomplete if I need to revisit it
+  -   **Acceptance Criteria:**
+    -   [ ] Given I have an active task,
+    -   [ ] When I click its completion control (e.g., checkbox),
+    -   [ ] Then the task's status changes to completed, and its visual styling updates accordingly.
+    -   [ ] Given I have a completed task,
+    -   [ ] When I click its completion control,
+    -   [ ] Then the task's status changes back to active, and its visual styling updates accordingly.
+  -   **Story Points:** 2
+  -   **Priority:** High
+
+-   **US-004:** Delete a task
+  -   **As a** Productive Paula
+  -   **I want to** click a delete icon or button next to a task
+  -   **So that** I can remove tasks that are no longer relevant or needed
+  -   **Acceptance Criteria:**
+    -   [ ] Given I have a task in my list,
+    -   [ ] When I click the "Delete" button next to it,
+    -   [ ] Then the task is immediately removed from the list.
+    -   [ ] The deleted task does not reappear upon page refresh.
+  -   **Story Points:** 1
+  -   **Priority:** High
+
+#### Epic 3: Data Persistence
+**Epic Description:** This epic ensures that the user's task data is saved and loaded correctly across application sessions.
+**Business Value:** Provides a reliable and consistent user experience, ensuring that users do not lose their task progress and can always pick up where they left off.
+**Acceptance Criteria:**
+*   All task changes are saved.
+*   Tasks are reloaded correctly after closing and reopening the browser.
+
+**User Stories:**
+-   **US-005:** Persist tasks client-side
+  -   **As a** Productive Paula
+  -   **I want to** have my tasks and their completion status saved locally
+  -   **So that** my list is preserved even if I close and reopen the browser or navigate away from the app
+  -   **Acceptance Criteria:**
+    -   [ ] Given I have added, completed, or deleted tasks,
+    -   [ ] When I close and then reopen the browser or navigate away and back to the application,
+    -   [ ] Then my task list appears exactly as it was when I left it.
+  -   **Story Points:** 5
+  -   **Priority:** High
+
+### 9. User Interface Requirements
+*   **Clarity Design System:** All UI components (input fields, buttons, checkboxes, list items, layout) shall conform to the VMware Clarity Design System for consistency.
+*   **Responsive Design:** The To Do App interface should be fully responsive and function well on various screen sizes (desktop, tablet, mobile).
+*   **Task Input:** A clear input field (e.g., `clr-input-container`) for adding tasks, accompanied by an "Add" button (e.g., `clr-button`).
+*   **Task List:** Tasks should be displayed in a vertical list (e.g., `clr-list` or a custom `div` structure).
+*   **Task Item:** Each task item shall include:
+    *   A checkbox (e.g., `clr-checkbox-wrapper`) or toggle to mark completion.
+    *   The task description text.
+    *   A delete icon/button (e.g., `clr-icon` with `close` shape or `clr-button`) for removal.
+*   **Visual Cues:** Completed tasks should have a distinct visual style (e.g., strikethrough text, faded color).
+
+### 10. Technical Requirements
+*   **Angular Module:** The To Do App shall be implemented as a lazy-loaded `TodoModule` within the `src/app/features` directory.
+*   **Component Structure:** Components (`TodoPageComponent`, `TodoInputComponent`, `TodoListComponent`, `TodoItemComponent`) will adhere to the structure defined in `architecture_document.md`.
+*   **Data Service:** A `TodoService` shall manage all task CRUD operations and `localStorage` interactions, exposing tasks via an RxJS `BehaviorSubject`.
+*   **Client-Side Persistence:** `localStorage` will be used for data storage. Tasks will be serialized to JSON before saving and deserialized upon loading.
+*   **Unique IDs:** Each task must have a unique identifier (e.g., using `Date.now().toString()` or a UUID library).
+*   **TypeScript Interfaces:** A `Task` interface will define the structure of task objects (`id`, `description`, `completed`, `createdAt`).
+*   **RxJS:** Used for reactive programming, especially for managing the task list observable.
+
+### 11. Success Metrics & KPIs
+*   **Feature Completeness:** 100% of defined functional requirements implemented and tested.
+*   **Code Quality:** Adherence to Angular style guides and linting rules (ESLint, Prettier). Maintainability score (e.g., code complexity metrics).
+*   **Performance:** UI updates (add, complete, delete) occur within 100ms.
+*   **User Feedback:** Qualitative feedback from developers leveraging the boilerplate regarding the utility and clarity of the To Do App example.
+
+### 12. Risk Assessment
+*   **R-001: `localStorage` Limitations:**
+    *   **Risk:** `localStorage` is client-side, susceptible to browser clearing, limited storage, and not suitable for sensitive data or multi-user scenarios.
+    *   **Mitigation:** Clearly document these limitations. Emphasize that for robust/enterprise solutions, the `TodoService` is designed to be easily swappable with a backend API integration.
+*   **R-002: Scalability with Many Tasks:**
+    *   **Risk:** Performance degradation with an extremely large number of tasks stored in `localStorage` or rendered in the UI without virtualization.
+    *   **Mitigation:** For initial MVP, this is acceptable. For future enhancements, consider pagination, filtering, or virtual scrolling if performance becomes an issue with large datasets.
+*   **R-003: Browser Compatibility:**
+    *   **Risk:** Inconsistent `localStorage` behavior or UI rendering across different browsers.
+    *   **Mitigation:** Standard browser testing (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari) and adherence to Clarity Design System which handles cross-browser compatibility.
+
+### 13. Timeline & Milestones
+*   **Phase 1: Discovery & PRD Finalization (Current - Week 1)**
+    *   Complete detailed PRD for To Do App.
+    *   Review and alignment with project stakeholders (conceptual).
+    *   **Deliverable:** Approved `.sureai/prd_document.md` update.
+*   **Phase 2: Technical Design & Module Setup (Week 2)**
+    *   Finalize `TodoModule` structure and `TodoService` interface.
+    *   Implement initial `localStorage` integration.
+    *   **Deliverable:** Scaffolded `TodoModule`, basic `TodoService`, `Task` interface.
+*   **Phase 3: Core Functionality Development (Week 3-4)**
+    *   Implement `TodoInputComponent` and `TodoService.addTask()`.
+    *   Implement `TodoListComponent`, `TodoItemComponent`, and `TodoService` methods for viewing, toggling, and deleting tasks.
+    *   **Deliverable:** Functional To Do App with all CRUD operations and client-side persistence.
+*   **Phase 4: UI/UX Refinement & Testing (Week 5)**
+    *   Apply Clarity Design System components and styling.
+    *   Implement responsive design.
+    *   Perform unit and integration testing.
+    *   **Deliverable:** Polished, tested To Do App feature.
+*   **Phase 5: Documentation & Release (Week 6)**
+    *   Update boilerplate documentation to include To Do App usage and extension.
+    *   Prepare for merge into the main boilerplate branch.
+    *   **Deliverable:** Integrated and documented To Do App feature.
+
+### 14. Dependencies & Assumptions
+*   **Dependencies:**
+    *   Existing Angular Clarity Boilerplate with `CoreModule` and `SharedModule`.
+    *   Angular CLI for project generation and builds.
+    *   Node.js and npm for package management.
+    *   Modern web browser supporting `localStorage`.
+*   **Assumptions:**
+    *   The "To Do App" will be a single-user, client-side application.
+    *   Data stored in `localStorage` does not require encryption or advanced security.
+    *   The current scope does not include backend integration; future backend integration would be a separate project phase.
+
+# Project Plan Update - To Do App Feature
+Generated: 2025-10-01T04:40:40.000Z
+
+## 1. Introduction
+This project plan outlines the high-level strategy and phases for integrating the "To Do App" feature into the Angular Clarity Boilerplate. The goal is to deliver a functional, client-side task management system that also serves as a robust example of a lazy-loaded feature module.
+
+## 2. Project Goals & Objectives
+*   Successfully develop and integrate the "To Do App" as a new, lazy-loaded feature module.
+*   Provide core task management functionalities (add, view, complete, delete) with client-side persistence.
+*   Showcase best practices for Angular development and Clarity Design System integration.
+*   Deliver a valuable utility and an educational example for developers using the boilerplate.
+
+## 3. Scope of Work (for To Do App Feature)
+**In Scope:**
+*   Development of a dedicated Angular `TodoModule`.
+*   Implementation of `TodoInputComponent`, `TodoListComponent`, `TodoItemComponent`, and `TodoPageComponent`.
+*   Implementation of `TodoService` for CRUD operations and `localStorage` persistence.
+*   Integration of Clarity UI components for a consistent look and feel.
+*   Basic input validation (e.g., no empty tasks).
+*   Unit and basic integration testing for the feature.
+**Out of Scope (for this phase):**
+*   Backend API integration.
+*   User authentication/authorization for To Do tasks.
+*   Advanced features like task prioritization, due dates, categories, filtering beyond active/completed.
+*   Multi-user support.
+*   Extensive E2E testing (beyond basic feature verification).
+
+## 4. Key Milestones & Deliverables
+*   **Milestone 1: Definition & Planning Complete**
+    *   **Deliverable:** Finalized Product Requirements Document (PRD) for To Do App.
+    *   **Target Date:** End of Week 1
+*   **Milestone 2: Technical Foundation Ready**
+    *   **Deliverable:** `TodoModule` scaffolded, `Task` interface defined, `TodoService` with `localStorage` persistence drafted.
+    *   **Target Date:** End of Week 2
+*   **Milestone 3: Core CRUD Functionality Achieved**
+    *   **Deliverable:** Functional To Do App capable of adding, viewing, marking complete, and deleting tasks, with data persisting locally.
+    *   **Target Date:** End of Week 4
+*   **Milestone 4: UI/UX & Quality Assurance**
+    *   **Deliverable:** To Do App with polished Clarity UI, responsive design, and all core user stories verified through testing.
+    *   **Target Date:** End of Week 5
+*   **Milestone 5: Feature Release & Documentation**
+    *   **Deliverable:** To Do App feature integrated into the boilerplate, with updated project documentation.
+    *   **Target Date:** End of Week 6
+
+## 5. Team & Roles
+*   **Product Manager (io8pm):** Defines requirements, prioritizes features, manages scope.
+*   **Analyst (io8analyst):** Provided initial feature breakdown and user stories.
+*   **Architect (io8architect):** Defined the architectural approach for the feature.
+*   **Developer (io8codermaster):** Responsible for implementing the feature according to specs.
+*   **QA Engineer (not explicitly in current workflow, but implied):** To verify functionality and identify defects.
+
+## 6. Risk Management
+*   **Local Storage Limitations:** Documented as a known trade-off for simplicity and boilerplate example. Future consideration for backend integration if required.
+*   **Scope Creep:** Maintain strict focus on MVP for core task management. Defer advanced features to future iterations.
+*   **Performance:** Monitor UI responsiveness during development; optimize as needed, especially if task list grows large.
+
+## 7. Communication Plan
+*   **Daily Stand-ups (or asynchronous updates):** Quick updates on progress, blockers, and next steps.
+*   **Weekly Check-ins:** Review progress against milestones, address any issues, and prioritize upcoming work.
+*   **Documentation:** All key decisions and requirements captured in PRD, architectural docs, and code comments.
+
+## Base Agent Prompt Reference
+
+This agent is based on the standard io8pm agent with project-specific customizations above.
+Refer to the base io8pm agent prompt for general PM principles and workflow instructions.

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+## io8 Project Builder Plan for `to_do_app_20251001_034030`
+
+### High-level Scaffolding Plan
+
+**Backend (Spring Boot):**
+- **Core Application:** A Spring Boot application will be generated, including a main application class, configuration files, and basic dependencies.
+- **RESTful API:** Endpoints for managing ToDo items (create, read, update, delete) will be exposed.
+- **Database Integration:** Integration with MySQL will be set up, including entity definitions for `ToDoItem` and a repository layer for data access.
+- **Business Logic:** Service layer to handle the business logic related to ToDo items.
+
+**Frontend (Angular Clarity):**
+- **Application Structure:** An Angular application will be generated with a clear module and component structure.
+- **ToDo List View:** A component to display the list of ToDo items.
+- **ToDo Item Form:** A component for creating and editing ToDo items, including fields for Task, DueDate, and Completed status.
+- **API Integration:** Services to interact with the backend RESTful API for ToDo item management.
+- **UI Components:** Utilization of Angular Clarity components for a consistent and modern user interface.
+
+### Directory and File Scaffolding Strategy
+
+The io8 platform automatically generates the initial directory and file structure based on the chosen technologies (Spring Boot for backend, Angular Clarity for frontend).
+
+**Expected Backend Structure (Spring Boot):**
+- `src/main/java/com/example/todoapp/`: Main application code.
+    - `controller/`: REST controllers (e.g., `ToDoItemController.java`).
+    - `model/`: JPA entities (e.g., `ToDoItem.java`).
+    - `repository/`: Spring Data JPA repositories (e.g., `ToDoItemRepository.java`).
+    - `service/`: Business logic services (e.g., `ToDoItemService.java`).
+    - `ToDoAppApplication.java`: Main Spring Boot application class.
+- `src/main/resources/`: Configuration and static resources.
+    - `application.properties` or `application.yml`: Application configuration, database connection details.
+- `pom.xml`: Maven build file with dependencies.
+
+**Expected Frontend Structure (Angular Clarity):**
+- `src/app/`: Main application modules and components.
+    - `components/`: Angular components (e.g., `todo-list/`, `todo-item-form/`).
+    - `services/`: Angular services for API interaction.
+    - `models/`: TypeScript interfaces for data models (e.g., `todo-item.model.ts`).
+    - `app.module.ts`, `app-routing.module.ts`, `app.component.ts`: Core Angular files.
+- `src/assets/`: Static assets.
+- `angular.json`: Angular CLI configuration.
+- `package.json`: Node.js package dependencies and scripts.
+
+### Build Tools and Scripts to Generate Missing Code from Plans
+
+The io8 platform handles the initial code generation based on the project and wireframe definitions.
+
+- **Backend:** Maven (`pom.xml`) will be used for building the Spring Boot application. Standard Maven commands (`mvn clean install`, `mvn spring-boot:run`) will be applicable.
+- **Frontend:** Angular CLI (`package.json` scripts) will be used for building and serving the Angular application. Standard npm/yarn commands (`npm install`, `npm start`, `npm run build`) will be applicable.
+- **io8 MCP:** The `build_app` command (already executed) is responsible for generating the initial codebase on the Gitea remote. Further code generation for specific features will likely involve creating more wireframes or using other io8 MCP tools.
+
+### Pre-developer Checks to Ensure Required Docs Exist
+
+Before developers begin working on the generated codebase, the following checks should be performed:
+
+1.  **`create_project.out`:** Verify that `.sureai/io8_mcp/responses/create_project.out` exists and contains valid JSON with `projectResp.id`, `backendResp.id`, `moduleResp.id`, and `projectResp.gitea_url`.
+2.  **`build_app.out`:** Verify that `.sureai/io8_mcp/responses/build_app.out` exists and indicates a successful build initiation.
+3.  **`git_pull_status.out`:** Confirm that `.sureai/io8_mcp/responses/git_pull_status.out` exists and states "git pull successful", indicating the initial codebase has been pulled locally.
+4.  **`create_wireframe.out`:** Verify that `.sureai/io8_mcp/responses/create_wireframe.out` exists and contains the details of the `ToDoItem` wireframe.
+5.  **Codebase Presence:** Check the local directory for the presence of generated backend (Spring Boot) and frontend (Angular Clarity) code, confirming that the `git pull` was effective.
+6.  **`architecture_document.md` (Optional):** If an `architecture_document.md` is provided in the future, ensure it is reviewed for any specific architectural guidelines or technology choices that might influence development.
+
+This plan provides a solid foundation for the development of the `to_do_app_20251001_034030` project.

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+{
+  "status": "success",
+  "message": "Build request submitted successfully",
+  "response_text": "Insert In job Pro Successfully done"
+}

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+  "updatedAt": "2025-10-01 03:48:09",
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+git pull successful

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+# Placeholder - DevOps will fill this later

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@@ -58,3 +58,69 @@ This document outlines the directory structure for the Angular Clarity boilerpla
     - `package.json`: Defines the project's dependencies and scripts.
     - `README.txt`: The main documentation file for the project.
     - `tsconfig.json`: The configuration file for the TypeScript compiler.
+
+---
+
+## DIRECTORY STRUCTURE UPDATE - 2025-10-01 03:52:21
+
+# Directory Structure for 'To-Do App' Project
+
+This document outlines the standard directory structure for the 'To-Do App' project, ensuring consistency and clear separation of concerns for all development phases. This structure is based on the io8 framework principles, promoting organized agent outputs, code segregation, and root-level configurations.
+
+The project is assumed to be initiated from a cloned base project, and this structure describes the full intended layout from the perspective of the project root.
+
+```
+./
+├── .io8project/                           # Core io8 project metadata and state management
+│   ├── .state.json                    # Persists the current task state of the io8 workflow
+│   └── project_metadata.json          # Stores project-specific metadata (e.g., project name, description for 'To-Do App')
+├── .sureai/                               # Central hub for all agent outputs, documentation, and project artifacts (present in cloned base project)
+│   ├── uploads/                       # Stores all user-uploaded files (e.g., images, requirement documents for 'To-Do App')
+│   ├── .directory_structure_to_do_app_to_do_app_20251001_034030.md # This document, detailing the project's structure (generated by io8Directory Structure Agent)
+│   ├── .bmad_agent_to_do_app_*.md         # Outputs from the Business Model and Architecture Designer Agent for 'To-Do App'
+│   ├── .analyst_agent_to_do_app_*.md      # Outputs from the Analyst Agent (e.g., initial analysis reports for 'To-Do App')
+│   ├── .architect_agent_to_do_app_*.md    # Outputs from the Architect Agent (e.g., system design choices for 'To-Do App')
+│   ├── .pm_agent_to_do_app_*.md           # Outputs from the Project Manager Agent (e.g., project plans, PRDs for 'To-Do App')
+│   ├── .sm_agent_to_do_app_*.md           # Outputs from the Scrum Master Agent (e.g., sprint plans, task lists for 'To-Do App')
+│   ├── .developer_agent_to_do_app_*.md    # Outputs from the Developer Agent (e.g., code snippets, implementation details for 'To-Do App')
+│   ├── .devops_agent_to_do_app_*.md       # Outputs from the DevOps Agent (e.g., CI/CD configurations, deployment scripts for 'To-Do App')
+│   ├── .bmad_*.md                     # Generic hidden outputs from the BMAD agent for 'To-Do App'
+│   ├── .analyst_*.md                  # Generic hidden outputs from the Analyst agent for 'To-Do App'
+│   ├── .architect_*.md                # Generic hidden outputs from the Architect agent for 'To-Do App'
+│   ├── .developer_*.md                # Generic hidden outputs from the Developer agent for 'To-Do App'
+│   ├── .devops_*.md                   # Generic hidden outputs from the DevOps agent for 'To-Do App'
+│   ├── .pm_*.md                       # Generic hidden outputs from the PM agent for 'To-Do App'
+│   ├── analysis_document.md           # Detailed analysis of the 'To-Do App' requirements (created by Analyst)
+│   ├── requirements_document.md       # Formalized requirements for the 'To-Do App' (created by Analyst)
+│   ├── architecture_document.md       # High-level and detailed architecture for the 'To-Do App' (created by Architect)
+│   ├── tech_stack_document.md         # Document detailing the chosen technologies for the 'To-Do App' (created by Architect)
+│   ├── prd_document.md                # Product Requirements Document for the 'To-Do App' (created by PM)
+│   ├── project_plan.md                # Overall project plan and roadmap for the 'To-Do App' (created by PM)
+│   ├── tasks_list.md                  # Comprehensive list of tasks for the 'To-Do App' development (created by SM, updated by Developer)
+│   └── sprint_plan.md                 # Current sprint plan for 'To-Do App' development (created by SM)
+├── backend/                               # Contains all server-side code and logic for the 'To-Do App'
+│   ├── src/                           # Source code for backend (e.g., Node.js, Python, Java for 'To-Do App' API)
+│   │   ├── controllers/               # Handles incoming requests and orchestrates responses (e.g., task creation, user authentication)
+│   │   ├── models/                    # Defines data structures and interacts with the database (e.g., Task model, User model)
+│   │   ├── routes/                    # Defines API endpoints for 'To-Do App' and maps them to controllers
+│   │   └── services/                  # Business logic and reusable functions for task management
+│   ├── tests/                         # Unit and integration tests for 'To-Do App' backend components
+│   ├── package.json                   # (or equivalent, e.g., pom.xml) Dependency management for backend
+│   └── .env.example                   # Example environment variables for backend configuration (e.g., database connection)
+├── frontend/                              # Contains all client-side code and assets for the 'To-Do App' user interface
+│   ├── src/                           # Source code for frontend (e.g., React, Vue, Angular for 'To-Do App' UI)
+│   │   ├── components/                # Reusable UI components (e.g., TaskItem, AddTaskForm, FilterButtons)
+│   │   ├── pages/                     # Application views/screens (e.g., HomePage, LoginPage, TaskDetailsPage)
+│   │   ├── services/                  # API client code for interacting with the 'To-Do App' backend
+│   │   ├── App.js                     # Main application component for the 'To-Do App'
+│   │   └── index.js                   # Entry point for the frontend application
+│   ├── public/                        # Static assets (e.g., index.html, favicon for 'To-Do App')
+│   ├── tests/                         # Unit and E2E tests for 'To-Do App' frontend components
+│   ├── package.json                   # Dependency management for frontend
+│   └── .env.example                   # Example environment variables for frontend configuration (e.g., backend API URL)
+├── deployment_config.yml              # Centralized configuration for deploying the 'To-Do App' to various environments
+├── Dockerfile.backend                 # Dockerfile specifically for building the 'To-Do App' backend service container
+├── Dockerfile.frontend                # Dockerfile specifically for building the 'To-Do App' frontend service container
+├── docker-compose.yml                 # Orchestrates multi-container Docker environment for the 'To-Do App' (backend, frontend, database, etc.)
+└── nginx.conf                         # (Optional) Nginx configuration for reverse proxy or static file serving for 'To-Do App' frontend
+```

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@@ -66,3 +66,21 @@
     * Build the application for production.
     * Deploy to a hosting service.
     * Set up CI/CD pipelines for automated builds and deployments.
+
+---
+
+## CODER BREAKDOWN UPDATE - 2025-10-01 03:54:26
+
+
+
+### io8codermaster's Strategic Guidance (2025-10-01 03:52:21)
+
+This project breakdown is comprehensive and well-structured, providing a solid foundation for the 'To-Do App'. As the central orchestrator, I confirm this breakdown as the primary blueprint for all subsequent agent activities. All specialized agents, particularly the `io8analyst`, `io8architect`, and `io8developer`, must strictly adhere to these defined phases, modules, tasks, and constraints.
+
+**Key Directives:**
+*   **Method Adherence:** All tasks and deliverables within each phase must align with the io8 methodology and principles.
+*   **Iterative Refinement:** While this breakdown is foundational, expect iterative refinements as deeper analysis (by `io8analyst`) and architectural design (by `io8architect`) progress. Any proposed changes must be reviewed and approved by the `io8codermaster` to maintain project integrity.
+*   **Clear Ownership:** Each phase and its respective modules/tasks imply specific agent ownership, as detailed in the overall project plan.
+*   **Constraint Management:** The identified constraints (time, resources, scope, platform, security) are critical. The `io8pm` agent will monitor these diligently, and all agents must operate within these boundaries.
+
+This breakdown will guide the creation of agent-specific prompts and task assignments. The immediate focus for the next agent (`io8analyst`) will be to deeply flesh out the `Discovery & Design Phase` with user stories, detailed requirements, and UI/UX flows, as outlined.

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@@ -57,3 +57,21 @@
 
 * The developer has a basic understanding of Angular and the Clarity Design System.
 * The developer has Node.js and the Angular CLI installed.
+
+---
+
+## CODER PLAN UPDATE - 2025-10-01 03:54:26
+
+
+
+### io8codermaster's Orchestration Directives (2025-10-01 03:52:21)
+
+The implementation plan for the 'To-Do App' is clearly defined and provides a robust roadmap. As the `io8codermaster`, I officially endorse this plan as the operational guideline for the project. Its phased approach, technology stack, and resource allocation are well-aligned with the project's objectives and constraints.
+
+**Immediate Actions & Next Steps:**
+1.  **Activate io8analyst:** The `io8analyst` agent is hereby activated and directed to commence work on **Phase 1: Discovery & Design**. Its primary task is to transform the high-level objectives into detailed, actionable requirements, user stories, and initial UI/UX flows, producing `.sureai/requirements_document.md` and `.sureai/analysis_document.md` as primary outputs.
+2.  **Config-Driven Authority:** All subsequent agent activities, including the detailed planning and execution, must be strictly driven by the project's loaded configuration and the principles outlined in this plan.
+3.  **Cross-Agent Collaboration:** Emphasize continuous communication and collaboration between `io8analyst`, `io8architect`, and `io8pm` throughout Phase 1 to ensure a cohesive understanding of requirements and design implications.
+4.  **Documentation Standards:** All agents must ensure their outputs adhere to the specified file naming conventions, locations within the `.sureai/` directory, and append-only mode for predefined documents.
+
+This plan serves as the live blueprint; the `io8codermaster` will monitor progress, facilitate inter-agent communication, and address any deviations or necessary adjustments in subsequent iterations.

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@@ -61,3 +61,14 @@ The boilerplate will provide the following functional capabilities out-of-the-bo
 - Reusable components, pipes, and directives that do not have a dependency on services must be declared and exported in the `SharedModule`.
 - All major application features should be encapsulated within their own lazy-loaded modules.
 - Environment-specific variables (e.g., API endpoints) must be managed in the `environments` folder.
+
+---
+
+## BUSINESS ANALYSIS UPDATE - 2025-10-01 03:56:27
+
+
+## Analysis Document Update - 2025-10-01T04:40:40.000Z
+
+### User Stories - Detailed Breakdown
+Further to the high-level user requirements, a dedicated section for detailed user stories has been added to the `.sureai/requirements_document.md`. These stories articulate the user's perspective on key functionalities (adding, viewing, completing, and deleting tasks) and include specific acceptance criteria, thereby providing a more granular understanding of user interactions and expectations. This expansion directly addresses the io8codermaster's directive to "deeply flesh out the Discovery & Design Phase with user stories."
+

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@@ -136,3 +136,101 @@ Lazy Loading: The architecture strongly encourages the use of lazy-loaded featur
 Modular Design: The strict separation of concerns into Core, Shared, and Feature modules makes the codebase easier to manage, test, and scale as the application grows in complexity.
 
 State Management: For applications with complex state, a state management library like NgRx or Akita can be easily integrated into this architecture without requiring significant refactoring.
+
+---
+
+## ARCHITECTURE UPDATE - 2025-10-01 03:58:19
+
+
+
+# Architecture Document Update
+Generated: 2025-10-01T04:40:40.000Z
+
+## System Overview - To Do App Feature
+The "To Do App" will be integrated as a new, self-contained feature within the existing Angular Clarity Boilerplate. It will provide core task management functionalities including adding new tasks, viewing active and completed tasks, marking tasks as complete, and deleting tasks. This feature will leverage the boilerplate's modular architecture, Angular's reactive capabilities, and the Clarity Design System for its user interface, primarily utilizing client-side local storage for data persistence.
+
+## Architecture Pattern - To Do App Feature
+The To Do App will adhere to the existing boilerplate's modular architecture, implementing the functionality within a dedicated **Lazy-Loaded Feature Module**. This module will follow a clear **Component-Service Pattern**, where UI components are responsible for presentation and user interaction, and a dedicated service handles data logic and persistence.
+
+## Component Design - To Do App Feature
+
+### TodoModule (Feature Module)
+-   **Purpose:** Encapsulates all components, services, and routing for the To Do App feature.
+-   **Loading:** Lazy-loaded via the `AppRoutingModule`.
+
+### Components
+-   **`TodoPageComponent`**
+    -   **Role:** The main container component for the To Do feature. Orchestrates the `TodoInputComponent` and `TodoListComponent`.
+    -   **Responsibilities:** Connects `TodoInputComponent` with the `TodoService` for adding tasks and passes task data from `TodoService` to `TodoListComponent`.
+-   **`TodoInputComponent`**
+    -   **Role:** Handles user input for adding new tasks.
+    -   **Responsibilities:**
+        -   Provides an input field for task descriptions.
+        -   Includes an "Add Task" button.
+        -   Handles 'Enter' key press for adding tasks (US-001).
+        -   Validates input to prevent empty tasks (US-001).
+        -   Emits an event with the new task description to `TodoPageComponent`.
+-   **`TodoListComponent`**
+    -   **Role:** Displays the collection of tasks.
+    -   **Responsibilities:**
+        -   Receives a list of `Task` objects as input.
+        -   Iterates through the tasks and renders an `TodoItemComponent` for each.
+        -   Visually distinguishes between active and completed tasks (US-002).
+        -   Displays tasks in a logical order (e.g., by creation date, US-002).
+-   **`TodoItemComponent`**
+    -   **Role:** Renders a single task item.
+    -   **Responsibilities:**
+        -   Displays the task description.
+        -   Includes a control (e.g., checkbox) to mark a task as complete/incomplete (US-003).
+        -   Includes a "Delete" button/icon for task removal (US-004).
+        -   Emits events for task completion status changes and task deletion requests to `TodoListComponent` or directly to `TodoService`.
+
+## Data Architecture - To Do App Feature
+
+### Data Model
+-   **`Task` Interface (TypeScript):**
+    ```typescript
+    interface Task {
+        id: string; // Unique identifier for the task
+        description: string; // The text content of the task
+        completed: boolean; // Status: true if completed, false otherwise
+        createdAt: Date; // Timestamp of task creation for ordering
+    }
+    ```
+
+### Data Service (`TodoService`)
+-   **Role:** Manages all CRUD operations for tasks.
+-   **Responsibilities:**
+    -   Provides methods for `addTask(description: string)`, `toggleTaskComplete(id: string)`, `deleteTask(id: string)`.
+    -   Manages an internal collection of `Task` objects.
+    -   Exposes the current list of tasks as an RxJS `BehaviorSubject` or `Observable` for reactive UI updates.
+    -   Handles persistence of tasks to `localStorage`.
+    -   Generates unique `id` for new tasks.
+
+### Persistence
+-   **Mechanism:** Client-side `localStorage` (Web Storage API).
+-   **Storage Format:** Tasks will be serialized to JSON strings before being stored in `localStorage` under a specific key (e.g., `'todo_tasks'`).
+-   **Loading:** On application initialization (or `TodoService` instantiation), tasks will be loaded from `localStorage`.
+-   **Saving:** Any modification (add, update, delete) to the task list will trigger an update to `localStorage`.
+
+### Data Flow
+1.  **Add Task:** `TodoInputComponent` emits description -> `TodoPageComponent` receives -> calls `TodoService.addTask()` -> `TodoService` updates internal state and `localStorage` -> `TodoService`'s observable emits new task list.
+2.  **View Tasks:** `TodoPageComponent` subscribes to `TodoService`'s task observable -> `TodoListComponent` receives tasks as input -> renders `TodoItemComponent`s.
+3.  **Mark Complete:** `TodoItemComponent` emits toggle event -> `TodoPageComponent` (or direct call) calls `TodoService.toggleTaskComplete()` -> `TodoService` updates internal state and `localStorage` -> `TodoService`'s observable emits updated task list.
+4.  **Delete Task:** `TodoItemComponent` emits delete event -> `TodoPageComponent` (or direct call) calls `TodoService.deleteTask()` -> `TodoService` updates internal state and `localStorage` -> `TodoService`'s observable emits updated task list.
+
+## API Design - To Do App Feature
+For the initial implementation, the To Do App will not interact with a backend API. All data operations are handled client-side by the `TodoService` using `localStorage`. This adheres to the boilerplate's backend-agnostic nature while meeting immediate user requirements.
+
+Should a backend API become a requirement in the future, the `TodoService` can be refactored to use Angular's `HttpClient` to communicate with RESTful endpoints, without requiring significant changes to the UI components.
+
+## Security Architecture - To Do App Feature
+Given the client-side persistence approach with `localStorage`, security considerations are primarily focused on standard frontend best practices:
+-   **XSS Protection:** Angular's built-in sanitization will protect against Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attacks in displayed task descriptions.
+-   **Data Sensitivity:** Since data is stored in `localStorage`, it is accessible to the client-side browser and browser extensions. This is acceptable for a personal To Do app but would require a backend and proper authentication/authorization for sensitive data or multi-user scenarios.
+-   No new backend security measures are introduced as there is no server-side component for this feature.
+
+## Scalability Considerations - To Do App Feature
+-   **Modular Design:** The To Do App as a lazy-loaded feature module ensures it can be developed, tested, and maintained independently, enhancing overall application scalability and extensibility (NFR-003, NFR-004).
+-   **Client-Side Persistence:** Using `localStorage` is suitable for individual users with a limited number of tasks. For enterprise-scale applications or multi-user support, the `TodoService` is designed to be easily swappable with an API-driven implementation for backend persistence.
+-   **Performance:** The use of RxJS and efficient component rendering will ensure a responsive user experience for typical task list sizes. The lazy-loading of the `TodoModule` will also contribute to faster initial load times for the main application.

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@@ -60,3 +60,469 @@ The following features and functionalities are explicitly out of scope for the b
 -   **State Management:** The boilerplate does not include a state management library (e.g., NgRx, Akita) by default, allowing developers to choose the best solution for their needs.
 -   **Business Logic:** No specific business logic or application features are included beyond the basic structural components.
 -   **CI/CD Pipelines:** While the project is ready for CI/CD, no pre-configured pipelines are included.
+
+---
+
+## PRD UPDATE - 2025-10-01 04:00:46
+
+## Product Requirements Document (PRD) - To Do App Feature
+Generated: 2025-10-01T04:40:40.000Z
+
+### 1. Executive Summary
+This document outlines the Product Requirements for the "To Do App" feature, an enhancement to the existing Angular Clarity Boilerplate. The To Do App will provide basic task management capabilities, including adding, viewing, marking as complete, and deleting tasks. It will utilize client-side `localStorage` for data persistence, serving as a functional demonstration of a new lazy-loaded feature module within the boilerplate, and offering immediate utility to developers and end-users alike.
+
+### 2. Product Vision & Strategy
+**Product Vision:** To integrate a practical, lightweight "To Do App" feature that showcases the modularity, extensibility, and UI capabilities of the Angular Clarity Boilerplate, while providing a useful tool for basic personal task management.
+**Strategic Goals:**
+1.  **Demonstrate Boilerplate Capabilities:** Highlight the ease of adding new lazy-loaded feature modules and leveraging the Clarity Design System.
+2.  **Enhance Developer Experience:** Provide a clear, well-structured example of a CRUD feature implementation using Angular best practices.
+3.  **Provide User Utility:** Offer a simple, effective tool for users to manage their daily tasks directly within the application.
+**Success Metrics:**
+*   Successful integration as a lazy-loaded module.
+*   All core CRUD functionalities (add, view, complete, delete) are stable and bug-free.
+*   Positive feedback on developer experience (e.g., clarity of code, ease of extension).
+*   User adoption for basic task management (qualitative feedback).
+
+### 3. Target Users & Personas
+While the boilerplate's primary users are developers, the To Do App feature targets an **End-User Persona**:
+
+**Persona: "Productive Paula"**
+*   **Role:** An individual (developer, project manager, student, etc.) who uses the application daily.
+*   **Demographics:** Tech-savvy, familiar with web applications, values simplicity and efficiency.
+*   **Needs:**
+    *   A simple way to quickly jot down tasks.
+    *   A clear view of what needs to be done.
+    *   The ability to mark tasks as completed.
+    *   The option to remove old or irrelevant tasks.
+*   **Pain Points:** Forgetting tasks, lack of a centralized place for quick notes within their current application environment.
+*   **User Journey (for To Do App):**
+    1.  Navigates to the "To Do" section.
+    2.  Adds a new task using the input field.
+    3.  Sees the task appear in the list.
+    4.  Later, marks the task as complete using a checkbox.
+    5.  Periodically reviews the list, deleting completed or unnecessary tasks.
+    6.  Closes the application, expects tasks to be there on next visit.
+
+### 4. Problem Statement
+Users require a straightforward, integrated method within the application to manage personal tasks. The lack of a simple, persistent task management utility leads to users relying on external tools or losing track of immediate action items, reducing overall productivity and focus within the application environment.
+
+### 5. Solution Overview
+The "To Do App" will be implemented as a new lazy-loaded feature module within the Angular Clarity Boilerplate. It will feature a clean user interface utilizing the Clarity Design System, allowing users to:
+*   Add new tasks via an input field.
+*   View a list of active and completed tasks.
+*   Mark tasks as complete/incomplete.
+*   Delete tasks permanently.
+All task data will be stored client-side using `localStorage` for persistence across browser sessions.
+
+### 6. Functional Requirements
+*   **FR-001: Task Creation:** The user shall be able to add a new task by entering text into an input field and confirming (e.g., by clicking an "Add" button or pressing Enter).
+*   **FR-002: Task Display:** The system shall display a list of all current tasks, clearly distinguishing between active and completed tasks.
+*   **FR-003: Task Completion Toggle:** The user shall be able to mark an active task as complete and a completed task as active (toggle functionality).
+*   **FR-004: Task Deletion:** The user shall be able to delete an individual task from the list.
+*   **FR-005: Client-Side Persistence:** All tasks (including their status) shall be stored in `localStorage` and persist across browser sessions. Tasks should automatically load upon application startup.
+*   **FR-006: Input Validation:** The system shall prevent the addition of empty tasks.
+
+### 7. Non-Functional Requirements
+*   **NFR-001: Performance:** The To Do App UI should be responsive, with task additions, updates, and deletions reflecting immediately in the UI. Initial load time for the To Do module should be minimal due to lazy-loading.
+*   **NFR-002: Usability (Developer Experience):** The code for the To Do App feature should be clean, well-documented, and follow Angular best practices to serve as an exemplary feature module.
+*   **NFR-003: Usability (End-User Experience):** The user interface for task management should be intuitive and easy to navigate, leveraging Clarity UI components for a consistent experience.
+*   **NFR-004: Maintainability:** The To Do App module should be structured to allow for easy updates, bug fixes, and future enhancements without impacting other parts of the boilerplate.
+*   **NFR-005: Scalability:** The `TodoService` should be abstracted to allow for future integration with a backend API without significant refactoring of UI components.
+*   **NFR-006: Extensibility:** The module should allow for future additions of features like task prioritization, due dates, or filtering.
+
+### 8. Epic Stories
+
+#### Epic 1: Task Input and Creation
+**Epic Description:** This epic covers the functionality for users to efficiently add new tasks to their To Do list.
+**Business Value:** Enables users to quickly capture and record their tasks, directly addressing the core need for task management and improving productivity.
+**Acceptance Criteria:**
+*   Users can add a new task via an input field.
+*   Empty tasks cannot be added.
+*   New tasks appear instantly in the task list.
+
+**User Stories:**
+-   **US-001:** Add a new task
+  -   **As a** Productive Paula
+  -   **I want to** type a task description into an input field and submit it
+  -   **So that** I can quickly add a new task to my list
+  -   **Acceptance Criteria:**
+    -   [ ] Given I am on the To Do App page,
+    -   [ ] When I type "Buy groceries" into the input field and click "Add Task" or press Enter,
+    -   [ ] Then "Buy groceries" appears as a new, active task in the list.
+    -   [ ] Given I am on the To Do App page,
+    -   [ ] When I try to add an empty task (e.g., empty input and click "Add Task"),
+    -   [ ] Then no new task is added, and an appropriate validation message may be displayed (e.g., input field turns red or a tooltip appears).
+  -   **Story Points:** 3
+  -   **Priority:** High
+
+#### Epic 2: Task Display and Manipulation
+**Epic Description:** This epic focuses on how tasks are displayed and how users interact with existing tasks (viewing, marking complete, deleting).
+**Business Value:** Provides users with full control over their task list, allowing them to track progress and manage their commitments effectively.
+**Acceptance Criteria:**
+*   Tasks are clearly displayed, with differentiation between active and completed states.
+*   Users can easily toggle task completion status.
+*   Users can remove tasks from the list.
+*   Task state is preserved across sessions.
+
+**User Stories:**
+-   **US-002:** View all tasks
+  -   **As a** Productive Paula
+  -   **I want to** see a list of all my added tasks, with completed tasks visibly differentiated
+  -   **So that** I can easily track what needs to be done and what is already finished
+  -   **Acceptance Criteria:**
+    -   [ ] Given I have active and completed tasks,
+    -   [ ] When I navigate to the To Do App page,
+    -   [ ] Then all my tasks are displayed, and completed tasks are styled differently (e.g., strikethrough, greyed out).
+    -   [ ] Tasks are displayed in the order they were created (newest at the top/bottom, or configurable).
+  -   **Story Points:** 2
+  -   **Priority:** High
+
+-   **US-003:** Mark a task as complete/incomplete
+  -   **As a** Productive Paula
+  -   **I want to** click a checkbox or toggle switch next to a task
+  -   **So that** I can mark it as complete when finished, or incomplete if I need to revisit it
+  -   **Acceptance Criteria:**
+    -   [ ] Given I have an active task,
+    -   [ ] When I click its completion control (e.g., checkbox),
+    -   [ ] Then the task's status changes to completed, and its visual styling updates accordingly.
+    -   [ ] Given I have a completed task,
+    -   [ ] When I click its completion control,
+    -   [ ] Then the task's status changes back to active, and its visual styling updates accordingly.
+  -   **Story Points:** 2
+  -   **Priority:** High
+
+-   **US-004:** Delete a task
+  -   **As a** Productive Paula
+  -   **I want to** click a delete icon or button next to a task
+  -   **So that** I can remove tasks that are no longer relevant or needed
+  -   **Acceptance Criteria:**
+    -   [ ] Given I have a task in my list,
+    -   [ ] When I click the "Delete" button next to it,
+    -   [ ] Then the task is immediately removed from the list.
+    -   [ ] The deleted task does not reappear upon page refresh.
+  -   **Story Points:** 1
+  -   **Priority:** High
+
+#### Epic 3: Data Persistence
+**Epic Description:** This epic ensures that the user's task data is saved and loaded correctly across application sessions.
+**Business Value:** Provides a reliable and consistent user experience, ensuring that users do not lose their task progress and can always pick up where they left off.
+**Acceptance Criteria:**
+*   All task changes are saved.
+*   Tasks are reloaded correctly after closing and reopening the browser.
+
+**User Stories:**
+-   **US-005:** Persist tasks client-side
+  -   **As a** Productive Paula
+  -   **I want to** have my tasks and their completion status saved locally
+  -   **So that** my list is preserved even if I close and reopen the browser or navigate away from the app
+  -   **Acceptance Criteria:**
+    -   [ ] Given I have added, completed, or deleted tasks,
+    -   [ ] When I close and then reopen the browser or navigate away and back to the application,
+    -   [ ] Then my task list appears exactly as it was when I left it.
+  -   **Story Points:** 5
+  -   **Priority:** High
+
+### 9. User Interface Requirements
+*   **Clarity Design System:** All UI components (input fields, buttons, checkboxes, list items, layout) shall conform to the VMware Clarity Design System for consistency.
+*   **Responsive Design:** The To Do App interface should be fully responsive and function well on various screen sizes (desktop, tablet, mobile).
+*   **Task Input:** A clear input field (e.g., `clr-input-container`) for adding tasks, accompanied by an "Add" button (e.g., `clr-button`).
+*   **Task List:** Tasks should be displayed in a vertical list (e.g., `clr-list` or a custom `div` structure).
+*   **Task Item:** Each task item shall include:
+    *   A checkbox (e.g., `clr-checkbox-wrapper`) or toggle to mark completion.
+    *   The task description text.
+    *   A delete icon/button (e.g., `clr-icon` with `close` shape or `clr-button`) for removal.
+*   **Visual Cues:** Completed tasks should have a distinct visual style (e.g., strikethrough text, faded color).
+
+### 10. Technical Requirements
+*   **Angular Module:** The To Do App shall be implemented as a lazy-loaded `TodoModule` within the `src/app/features` directory.
+*   **Component Structure:** Components (`TodoPageComponent`, `TodoInputComponent`, `TodoListComponent`, `TodoItemComponent`) will adhere to the structure defined in `architecture_document.md`.
+*   **Data Service:** A `TodoService` shall manage all task CRUD operations and `localStorage` interactions, exposing tasks via an RxJS `BehaviorSubject`.
+*   **Client-Side Persistence:** `localStorage` will be used for data storage. Tasks will be serialized to JSON before saving and deserialized upon loading.
+*   **Unique IDs:** Each task must have a unique identifier (e.g., using `Date.now().toString()` or a UUID library).
+*   **TypeScript Interfaces:** A `Task` interface will define the structure of task objects (`id`, `description`, `completed`, `createdAt`).
+*   **RxJS:** Used for reactive programming, especially for managing the task list observable.
+
+### 11. Success Metrics & KPIs
+*   **Feature Completeness:** 100% of defined functional requirements implemented and tested.
+*   **Code Quality:** Adherence to Angular style guides and linting rules (ESLint, Prettier). Maintainability score (e.g., code complexity metrics).
+*   **Performance:** UI updates (add, complete, delete) occur within 100ms.
+*   **User Feedback:** Qualitative feedback from developers leveraging the boilerplate regarding the utility and clarity of the To Do App example.
+
+### 12. Risk Assessment
+*   **R-001: `localStorage` Limitations:**
+    *   **Risk:** `localStorage` is client-side, susceptible to browser clearing, limited storage, and not suitable for sensitive data or multi-user scenarios.
+    *   **Mitigation:** Clearly document these limitations. Emphasize that for robust/enterprise solutions, the `TodoService` is designed to be easily swappable with a backend API integration.
+*   **R-002: Scalability with Many Tasks:**
+    *   **Risk:** Performance degradation with an extremely large number of tasks stored in `localStorage` or rendered in the UI without virtualization.
+    *   **Mitigation:** For initial MVP, this is acceptable. For future enhancements, consider pagination, filtering, or virtual scrolling if performance becomes an issue with large datasets.
+*   **R-003: Browser Compatibility:**
+    *   **Risk:** Inconsistent `localStorage` behavior or UI rendering across different browsers.
+    *   **Mitigation:** Standard browser testing (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari) and adherence to Clarity Design System which handles cross-browser compatibility.
+
+### 13. Timeline & Milestones
+*   **Phase 1: Discovery & PRD Finalization (Current - Week 1)**
+    *   Complete detailed PRD for To Do App.
+    *   Review and alignment with project stakeholders (conceptual).
+    *   **Deliverable:** Approved `.sureai/prd_document.md` update.
+*   **Phase 2: Technical Design & Module Setup (Week 2)**
+    *   Finalize `TodoModule` structure and `TodoService` interface.
+    *   Implement initial `localStorage` integration.
+    *   **Deliverable:** Scaffolded `TodoModule`, basic `TodoService`, `Task` interface.
+*   **Phase 3: Core Functionality Development (Week 3-4)**
+    *   Implement `TodoInputComponent` and `TodoService.addTask()`.
+    *   Implement `TodoListComponent`, `TodoItemComponent`, and `TodoService` methods for viewing, toggling, and deleting tasks.
+    *   **Deliverable:** Functional To Do App with all CRUD operations and client-side persistence.
+*   **Phase 4: UI/UX Refinement & Testing (Week 5)**
+    *   Apply Clarity Design System components and styling.
+    *   Implement responsive design.
+    *   Perform unit and integration testing.
+    *   **Deliverable:** Polished, tested To Do App feature.
+*   **Phase 5: Documentation & Release (Week 6)**
+    *   Update boilerplate documentation to include To Do App usage and extension.
+    *   Prepare for merge into the main boilerplate branch.
+    *   **Deliverable:** Integrated and documented To Do App feature.
+
+### 14. Dependencies & Assumptions
+*   **Dependencies:**
+    *   Existing Angular Clarity Boilerplate with `CoreModule` and `SharedModule`.
+    *   Angular CLI for project generation and builds.
+    *   Node.js and npm for package management.
+    *   Modern web browser supporting `localStorage`.
+*   **Assumptions:**
+    *   The "To Do App" will be a single-user, client-side application.
+    *   Data stored in `localStorage` does not require encryption or advanced security.
+    *   The current scope does not include backend integration; future backend integration would be a separate project phase.
+
+
+---
+
+## PRD UPDATE - 2025-10-01 04:02:35
+
+# Product Requirements Document (PRD)
+Generated: 2025-10-01T04:40:40.000Z
+
+## 1. Executive Summary
+This document outlines the Product Requirements for the "To Do App" feature, an enhancement to the existing Angular Clarity Boilerplate. The To Do App will provide basic task management capabilities, including adding, viewing, marking as complete, and deleting tasks. It will utilize client-side `localStorage` for data persistence, serving as a functional demonstration of a new lazy-loaded feature module within the boilerplate, and offering immediate utility to developers and end-users alike.
+
+## 2. Product Vision & Strategy
+**Product Vision:** To integrate a practical, lightweight "To Do App" feature that showcases the modularity, extensibility, and UI capabilities of the Angular Clarity Boilerplate, while providing a useful tool for basic personal task management.
+**Strategic Goals:**
+1.  **Demonstrate Boilerplate Capabilities:** Highlight the ease of adding new lazy-loaded feature modules and leveraging the Clarity Design System.
+2.  **Enhance Developer Experience:** Provide a clear, well-structured example of a CRUD feature implementation using Angular best practices.
+3.  **Provide User Utility:** Offer a simple, effective tool for users to manage their daily tasks directly within the application.
+**Success Metrics:**
+*   Successful integration as a lazy-loaded module.
+*   All core CRUD functionalities (add, view, complete, delete) are stable and bug-free.
+*   Positive feedback on developer experience (e.g., clarity of code, ease of extension).
+*   User adoption for basic task management (qualitative feedback).
+
+## 3. Target Users & Personas
+While the boilerplate's primary users are developers, the To Do App feature targets an **End-User Persona**:
+
+**Persona: "Productive Paula"**
+*   **Role:** An individual (developer, project manager, student, etc.) who uses the application daily.
+*   **Demographics:** Tech-savvy, familiar with web applications, values simplicity and efficiency.
+*   **Needs:**
+    *   A simple way to quickly jot down tasks.
+    *   A clear view of what needs to be done.
+    *   The ability to mark tasks as completed.
+    *   The option to remove old or irrelevant tasks.
+*   **Pain Points:** Forgetting tasks, lack of a centralized place for quick notes within their current application environment.
+*   **User Journey (for To Do App):**
+    1.  Navigates to the "To Do" section.
+    2.  Adds a new task using the input field.
+    3.  Sees the task appear in the list.
+    4.  Later, marks the task as complete using a checkbox.
+    5.  Periodically reviews the list, deleting completed or unnecessary tasks.
+    6.  Closes the application, expects tasks to be there on next visit.
+
+## 4. Problem Statement
+Users require a straightforward, integrated method within the application to manage personal tasks. The lack of a simple, persistent task management utility leads to users relying on external tools or losing track of immediate action items, reducing overall productivity and focus within the application environment.
+
+## 5. Solution Overview
+The "To Do App" will be implemented as a new lazy-loaded feature module within the Angular Clarity Boilerplate. It will feature a clean user interface utilizing the Clarity Design System, allowing users to:
+*   Add new tasks via an input field.
+*   View a list of active and completed tasks.
+*   Mark tasks as complete/incomplete.
+*   Delete tasks permanently.
+All task data will be stored client-side using `localStorage` for persistence across browser sessions.
+
+## 6. Functional Requirements
+*   **FR-001: Task Creation:** The user shall be able to add a new task by entering text into an input field and confirming (e.g., by clicking an "Add" button or pressing Enter).
+*   **FR-002: Task Display:** The system shall display a list of all current tasks, clearly distinguishing between active and completed tasks.
+*   **FR-003: Task Completion Toggle:** The user shall be able to mark an active task as complete and a completed task as active (toggle functionality).
+*   **FR-004: Task Deletion:** The user shall be able to delete an individual task from the list.
+*   **FR-005: Client-Side Persistence:** All tasks (including their status) shall be stored in `localStorage` and persist across browser sessions. Tasks should automatically load upon application startup.
+*   **FR-006: Input Validation:** The system shall prevent the addition of empty tasks.
+
+## 7. Non-Functional Requirements
+*   **NFR-001: Performance:** The To Do App UI should be responsive, with task additions, updates, and deletions reflecting immediately in the UI. Initial load time for the To Do module should be minimal due to lazy-loading.
+*   **NFR-002: Usability (Developer Experience):** The code for the To Do App feature should be clean, well-documented, and follow Angular best practices to serve as an exemplary feature module.
+*   **NFR-003: Usability (End-User Experience):** The user interface for task management should be intuitive and easy to navigate, leveraging Clarity UI components for a consistent experience.
+*   **NFR-004: Maintainability:** The To Do App module should be structured to allow for easy updates, bug fixes, and future enhancements without impacting other parts of the boilerplate.
+*   **NFR-005: Scalability:** The `TodoService` should be abstracted to allow for future integration with a backend API without significant refactoring of UI components.
+*   **NFR-006: Extensibility:** The module should allow for future additions of features like task prioritization, due dates, or filtering.
+
+## 8. Epic Stories
+
+### Epic 1: Task Input and Creation
+**Epic Description:** This epic covers the functionality for users to efficiently add new tasks to their To Do list.
+**Business Value:** Enables users to quickly capture and record their tasks, directly addressing the core need for task management and improving productivity.
+**Acceptance Criteria:**
+*   Users can add a new task via an input field.
+*   Empty tasks cannot be added.
+*   New tasks appear instantly in the task list.
+
+**User Stories:**
+-   **US-001:** Add a new task
+  -   **As a** Productive Paula
+  -   **I want to** type a task description into an input field and submit it
+  -   **So that** I can quickly add a new task to my list
+  -   **Acceptance Criteria:**
+    -   [ ] Given I am on the To Do App page,
+    -   [ ] When I type "Buy groceries" into the input field and click "Add Task" or press Enter,
+    -   [ ] Then "Buy groceries" appears as a new, active task in the list.
+    -   [ ] Given I am on the To Do App page,
+    -   [ ] When I try to add an empty task (e.g., empty input and click "Add Task"),
+    -   [ ] Then no new task is added, and an appropriate validation message may be displayed (e.g., input field turns red or a tooltip appears).
+  -   **Story Points:** 3
+  -   **Priority:** High
+
+### Epic 2: Task Display and Manipulation
+**Epic Description:** This epic focuses on how tasks are displayed and how users interact with existing tasks (viewing, marking complete, deleting).
+**Business Value:** Provides users with full control over their task list, allowing them to track progress and manage their commitments effectively.
+**Acceptance Criteria:**
+*   Tasks are clearly displayed, with differentiation between active and completed states.
+*   Users can easily toggle task completion status.
+*   Users can remove tasks from the list.
+*   Task state is preserved across sessions.
+
+**User Stories:**
+-   **US-002:** View all tasks
+  -   **As a** Productive Paula
+  -   **I want to** see a list of all my added tasks, with completed tasks visibly differentiated
+  -   **So that** I can easily track what needs to be done and what is already finished
+  -   **Acceptance Criteria:**
+    -   [ ] Given I have active and completed tasks,
+    -   [ ] When I navigate to the To Do App page,
+    -   [ ] Then all my tasks are displayed, and completed tasks are styled differently (e.g., strikethrough, greyed out).
+    -   [ ] Tasks are displayed in the order they were created (newest at the top/bottom, or configurable).
+  -   **Story Points:** 2
+  -   **Priority:** High
+
+-   **US-003:** Mark a task as complete/incomplete
+  -   **As a** Productive Paula
+  -   **I want to** click a checkbox or toggle switch next to a task
+  -   **So that** I can mark it as complete when finished, or incomplete if I need to revisit it
+  -   **Acceptance Criteria:**
+    -   [ ] Given I have an active task,
+    -   [ ] When I click its completion control (e.g., checkbox),
+    -   [ ] Then the task's status changes to completed, and its visual styling updates accordingly.
+    -   [ ] Given I have a completed task,
+    -   [ ] When I click its completion control,
+    -   [ ] Then the task's status changes back to active, and its visual styling updates accordingly.
+  -   **Story Points:** 2
+  -   **Priority:** High
+
+-   **US-004:** Delete a task
+  -   **As a** Productive Paula
+  -   **I want to** click a delete icon or button next to a task
+  -   **So that** I can remove tasks that are no longer relevant or needed
+  -   **Acceptance Criteria:**
+    -   [ ] Given I have a task in my list,
+    -   [ ] When I click the "Delete" button next to it,
+    -   [ ] Then the task is immediately removed from the list.
+    -   [ ] The deleted task does not reappear upon page refresh.
+  -   **Story Points:** 1
+  -   **Priority:** High
+
+### Epic 3: Data Persistence
+**Epic Description:** This epic ensures that the user's task data is saved and loaded correctly across application sessions.
+**Business Value:** Provides a reliable and consistent user experience, ensuring that users do not lose their task progress and can always pick up where they left off.
+**Acceptance Criteria:**
+*   All task changes are saved.
+*   Tasks are reloaded correctly after closing and reopening the browser.
+
+**User Stories:**
+-   **US-005:** Persist tasks client-side
+  -   **As a** Productive Paula
+  -   **I want to** have my tasks and their completion status saved locally
+  -   **So that** my list is preserved even if I close and reopen the browser or navigate away from the app
+  -   **Acceptance Criteria:**
+    -   [ ] Given I have added, completed, or deleted tasks,
+    -   [ ] When I close and then reopen the browser or navigate away and back to the application,
+    -   [ ] Then my task list appears exactly as it was when I left it.
+  -   **Story Points:** 5
+  -   **Priority:** High
+
+## 9. User Interface Requirements
+*   **Clarity Design System:** All UI components (input fields, buttons, checkboxes, list items, layout) shall conform to the VMware Clarity Design System for consistency.
+*   **Responsive Design:** The To Do App interface should be fully responsive and function well on various screen sizes (desktop, tablet, mobile).
+*   **Task Input:** A clear input field (e.g., `clr-input-container`) for adding tasks, accompanied by an "Add" button (e.g., `clr-button`).
+*   **Task List:** Tasks should be displayed in a vertical list (e.g., `clr-list` or a custom `div` structure).
+*   **Task Item:** Each task item shall include:
+    *   A checkbox (e.g., `clr-checkbox-wrapper`) or toggle to mark completion.
+    *   The task description text.
+    *   A delete icon/button (e.g., `clr-icon` with `close` shape or `clr-button`) for removal.
+*   **Visual Cues:** Completed tasks should have a distinct visual style (e.g., strikethrough text, faded color).
+
+## 10. Technical Requirements
+*   **Angular Module:** The To Do App shall be implemented as a lazy-loaded `TodoModule` within the `src/app/features` directory.
+*   **Component Structure:** Components (`TodoPageComponent`, `TodoInputComponent`, `TodoListComponent`, `TodoItemComponent`) will adhere to the structure defined in `architecture_document.md`.
+*   **Data Service:** A `TodoService` shall manage all task CRUD operations and `localStorage` interactions, exposing tasks via an RxJS `BehaviorSubject`.
+*   **Client-Side Persistence:** `localStorage` will be used for data storage. Tasks will be serialized to JSON before saving and deserialized upon loading.
+*   **Unique IDs:** Each task must have a unique identifier (e.g., using `Date.now().toString()` or a UUID library).
+*   **TypeScript Interfaces:** A `Task` interface will define the structure of task objects (`id`, `description`, `completed`, `createdAt`).
+*   **RxJS:** Used for reactive programming, especially for managing the task list observable.
+
+## 11. Success Metrics & KPIs
+*   **Feature Completeness:** 100% of defined functional requirements implemented and tested.
+*   **Code Quality:** Adherence to Angular style guides and linting rules (ESLint, Prettier). Maintainability score (e.g., code complexity metrics).
+*   **Performance:** UI updates (add, complete, delete) occur within 100ms.
+*   **User Feedback:** Qualitative feedback from developers leveraging the boilerplate regarding the utility and clarity of the To Do App example.
+
+## 12. Risk Assessment
+*   **R-001: `localStorage` Limitations:**
+    *   **Risk:** `localStorage` is client-side, susceptible to browser clearing, limited storage, and not suitable for sensitive data or multi-user scenarios.
+    *   **Mitigation:** Clearly document these limitations. Emphasize that for robust/enterprise solutions, the `TodoService` is designed to be easily swappable with a backend API integration.
+*   **R-002: Scalability with Many Tasks:**
+    *   **Risk:** Performance degradation with an extremely large number of tasks stored in `localStorage` or rendered in the UI without virtualization.
+    *   **Mitigation:** For initial MVP, this is acceptable. For future enhancements, consider pagination, filtering, or virtual scrolling if performance becomes an issue with large datasets.
+*   **R-003: Browser Compatibility:**
+    *   **Risk:** Inconsistent `localStorage` behavior or UI rendering across different browsers.
+    *   **Mitigation:** Standard browser testing (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari) and adherence to Clarity Design System which handles cross-browser compatibility.
+
+## 13. Timeline & Milestones
+*   **Phase 1: Discovery & PRD Finalization (Current - Week 1)**
+    *   Complete detailed PRD for To Do App.
+    *   Review and alignment with project stakeholders (conceptual).
+    *   **Deliverable:** Approved `.sureai/prd_document.md` update.
+*   **Phase 2: Technical Design & Module Setup (Week 2)**
+    *   Finalize `TodoModule` structure and `TodoService` interface.
+    *   Implement initial `localStorage` integration.
+    *   **Deliverable:** Scaffolded `TodoModule`, basic `TodoService`, `Task` interface.
+*   **Phase 3: Core Functionality Development (Week 3-4)**
+    *   Implement `TodoInputComponent` and `TodoService.addTask()`.
+    *   Implement `TodoListComponent`, `TodoItemComponent`, and `TodoService` methods for viewing, toggling, and deleting tasks.
+    *   **Deliverable:** Functional To Do App with all CRUD operations and client-side persistence.
+*   **Phase 4: UI/UX Refinement & Testing (Week 5)**
+    *   Apply Clarity Design System components and styling.
+    *   Implement responsive design.
+    *   Perform unit and integration testing.
+    *   **Deliverable:** Polished, tested To Do App feature.
+*   **Phase 5: Documentation & Release (Week 6)**
+    *   Update boilerplate documentation to include To Do App usage and extension.
+    *   Prepare for merge into the main boilerplate branch.
+    *   **Deliverable:** Integrated and documented To Do App feature.
+
+## 14. Dependencies & Assumptions
+*   **Dependencies:**
+    *   Existing Angular Clarity Boilerplate with `CoreModule` and `SharedModule`.
+    *   Angular CLI for project generation and builds.
+    *   Node.js and npm for package management.
+    *   Modern web browser supporting `localStorage`.
+*   **Assumptions:**
+    *   The "To Do App" will be a single-user, client-side application.
+    *   Data stored in `localStorage` does not require encryption or advanced security.
+    *   The current scope does not include backend integration; future backend integration would be a separate project phase.
+

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@@ -71,3 +71,135 @@ Prioritization will focus on establishing a stable and usable foundation. **Must
 -   Adding more complex example pages (e.g., a settings page, a user profile).
 -   Creating custom Angular Schematics to automate the creation of new feature modules that follow the boilerplate's conventions.
 -   Including pre-configured templates for CI/CD pipelines (e.g., GitHub Actions).
+
+---
+
+## PROJECT PLAN UPDATE - 2025-10-01 04:00:46
+
+# Project Plan Update - To Do App Feature
+Generated: 2025-10-01T04:40:40.000Z
+
+## 1. Introduction
+This project plan outlines the high-level strategy and phases for integrating the "To Do App" feature into the Angular Clarity Boilerplate. The goal is to deliver a functional, client-side task management system that also serves as a robust example of a lazy-loaded feature module.
+
+## 2. Project Goals & Objectives
+*   Successfully develop and integrate the "To Do App" as a new, lazy-loaded feature module.
+*   Provide core task management functionalities (add, view, complete, delete) with client-side persistence.
+*   Showcase best practices for Angular development and Clarity Design System integration.
+*   Deliver a valuable utility and an educational example for developers using the boilerplate.
+
+## 3. Scope of Work (for To Do App Feature)
+**In Scope:**
+*   Development of a dedicated Angular `TodoModule`.
+*   Implementation of `TodoInputComponent`, `TodoListComponent`, `TodoItemComponent`, and `TodoPageComponent`.
+*   Implementation of `TodoService` for CRUD operations and `localStorage` persistence.
+*   Integration of Clarity UI components for a consistent look and feel.
+*   Basic input validation (e.g., no empty tasks).
+*   Unit and basic integration testing for the feature.
+**Out of Scope (for this phase):**
+*   Backend API integration.
+*   User authentication/authorization for To Do tasks.
+*   Advanced features like task prioritization, due dates, categories, filtering beyond active/completed.
+*   Multi-user support.
+*   Extensive E2E testing (beyond basic feature verification).
+
+## 4. Key Milestones & Deliverables
+*   **Milestone 1: Definition & Planning Complete**
+    *   **Deliverable:** Finalized Product Requirements Document (PRD) for To Do App.
+    *   **Target Date:** End of Week 1
+*   **Milestone 2: Technical Foundation Ready**
+    *   **Deliverable:** `TodoModule` scaffolded, `Task` interface defined, `TodoService` with `localStorage` persistence drafted.
+    *   **Target Date:** End of Week 2
+*   **Milestone 3: Core CRUD Functionality Achieved**
+    *   **Deliverable:** Functional To Do App capable of adding, viewing, marking complete, and deleting tasks, with data persisting locally.
+    *   **Target Date:** End of Week 4
+*   **Milestone 4: UI/UX & Quality Assurance**
+    *   **Deliverable:** To Do App with polished Clarity UI, responsive design, and all core user stories verified through testing.
+    *   **Target Date:** End of Week 5
+*   **Milestone 5: Feature Release & Documentation**
+    *   **Deliverable:** To Do App feature integrated into the boilerplate, with updated project documentation.
+    *   **Target Date:** End of Week 6
+
+## 5. Team & Roles
+*   **Product Manager (io8pm):** Defines requirements, prioritizes features, manages scope.
+*   **Analyst (io8analyst):** Provided initial feature breakdown and user stories.
+*   **Architect (io8architect):** Defined the architectural approach for the feature.
+*   **Developer (io8codermaster):** Responsible for implementing the feature according to specs.
+*   **QA Engineer (not explicitly in current workflow, but implied):** To verify functionality and identify defects.
+
+## 6. Risk Management
+*   **Local Storage Limitations:** Documented as a known trade-off for simplicity and boilerplate example. Future consideration for backend integration if required.
+*   **Scope Creep:** Maintain strict focus on MVP for core task management. Defer advanced features to future iterations.
+*   **Performance:** Monitor UI responsiveness during development; optimize as needed, especially if task list grows large.
+
+## 7. Communication Plan
+*   **Daily Stand-ups (or asynchronous updates):** Quick updates on progress, blockers, and next steps.
+*   **Weekly Check-ins:** Review progress against milestones, address any issues, and prioritize upcoming work.
+*   **Documentation:** All key decisions and requirements captured in PRD, architectural docs, and code comments.
+
+
+---
+
+## PROJECT PLAN UPDATE - 2025-10-01 04:02:35
+
+# Project Plan
+Generated: 2025-10-01T04:40:40.000Z
+
+## 1. Introduction
+This project plan outlines the high-level strategy and phases for integrating the "To Do App" feature into the Angular Clarity Boilerplate. The goal is to deliver a functional, client-side task management system that also serves as a robust example of a lazy-loaded feature module.
+
+## 2. Project Goals & Objectives
+*   Successfully develop and integrate the "To Do App" as a new, lazy-loaded feature module.
+*   Provide core task management functionalities (add, view, complete, delete) with client-side persistence.
+*   Showcase best practices for Angular development and Clarity Design System integration.
+*   Deliver a valuable utility and an educational example for developers using the boilerplate.
+
+## 3. Scope of Work (for To Do App Feature)
+**In Scope:**
+*   Development of a dedicated Angular `TodoModule`.
+*   Implementation of `TodoInputComponent`, `TodoListComponent`, `TodoItemComponent`, and `TodoPageComponent`.
+*   Implementation of `TodoService` for CRUD operations and `localStorage` persistence.
+*   Integration of Clarity UI components for a consistent look and feel.
+*   Basic input validation (e.g., no empty tasks).
+*   Unit and basic integration testing for the feature.
+**Out of Scope (for this phase):**
+*   Backend API integration.
+*   User authentication/authorization for To Do tasks.
+*   Advanced features like task prioritization, due dates, categories, filtering beyond active/completed.
+*   Multi-user support.
+*   Extensive E2E testing (beyond basic feature verification).
+
+## 4. Key Milestones & Deliverables
+*   **Milestone 1: Definition & Planning Complete**
+    *   **Deliverable:** Finalized Product Requirements Document (PRD) for To Do App.
+    *   **Target Date:** End of Week 1
+*   **Milestone 2: Technical Foundation Ready**
+    *   **Deliverable:** `TodoModule` scaffolded, `Task` interface defined, `TodoService` with `localStorage` persistence drafted.
+    *   **Target Date:** End of Week 2
+*   **Milestone 3: Core CRUD Functionality Achieved**
+    *   **Deliverable:** Functional To Do App capable of adding, viewing, marking complete, and deleting tasks, with data persisting locally.
+    *   **Target Date:** End of Week 4
+*   **Milestone 4: UI/UX & Quality Assurance**
+    *   **Deliverable:** To Do App with polished Clarity UI, responsive design, and all core user stories verified through testing.
+    *   **Target Date:** End of Week 5
+*   **Milestone 5: Feature Release & Documentation**
+    *   **Deliverable:** To Do App feature integrated into the boilerplate, with updated project documentation.
+    *   **Target Date:** End of Week 6
+
+## 5. Team & Roles
+*   **Product Manager (io8pm):** Defines requirements, prioritizes features, manages scope.
+*   **Analyst (io8analyst):** Provided initial feature breakdown and user stories.
+*   **Architect (io8architect):** Defined the architectural approach for the feature.
+*   **Developer (io8codermaster):** Responsible for implementing the feature according to specs.
+*   **QA Engineer (not explicitly in current workflow, but implied):** To verify functionality and identify defects.
+
+## 6. Risk Management
+*   **Local Storage Limitations:** Documented as a known trade-off for simplicity and boilerplate example. Future consideration for backend integration if required.
+*   **Scope Creep:** Maintain strict focus on MVP for core task management. Defer advanced features to future iterations.
+*   **Performance:** Monitor UI responsiveness during development; optimize as needed, especially if task list grows large.
+
+## 7. Communication Plan
+*   **Daily Stand-ups (or asynchronous updates):** Quick updates on progress, blockers, and next steps.
+*   **Weekly Check-ins:** Review progress against milestones, address any issues, and prioritize upcoming work.
+*   **Documentation:** All key decisions and requirements captured in PRD, architectural docs, and code comments.
+

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@@ -93,3 +93,58 @@ Generated: Tuesday, September 16, 2025
 - **API Endpoint Configuration:** The base URL for the backend API shall be configurable via the `environments` files (e.g., `environment.ts`, `environment.prod.ts`).
 - **Data Format:** The boilerplate is designed to work with APIs that transact data in **JSON** format.
 - **Error Handling:** The architecture shall support a centralized way to handle API errors, typically through an `HttpInterceptor` provided in the `CoreModule`.
+
+---
+
+## REQUIREMENTS UPDATE - 2025-10-01 03:56:27
+
+
+## Requirements Document Update - 2025-10-01T04:40:40.000Z
+
+## User Stories
+
+### US-001: Add New Task
+-   **As a user**, I want to quickly add new tasks
+-   **So that** I can keep track of my commitments.
+-   **Acceptance Criteria:**
+    -   GIVEN I am on the main task view
+    -   WHEN I enter text into the task input field and click 'Add Task' or press Enter
+    -   THEN a new task with the provided description is added to my active tasks list.
+    -   AND the new task has a default status of 'active'.
+    -   AND the input field is cleared.
+    -   GIVEN I attempt to add an empty task
+    -   WHEN I click 'Add Task' or press Enter with an empty input field
+    -   THEN the system shall prevent the creation of an empty task and may display a validation message.
+-   **Traceability:** FR-001
+
+### US-002: View All Tasks
+-   **As a user**, I want to see all my tasks clearly
+-   **So that** I can understand what needs to be done and what is completed.
+-   **Acceptance Criteria:**
+    -   GIVEN I open the application
+    -   WHEN the task list loads
+    -   THEN all active tasks are visible and easily identifiable.
+    -   AND all completed tasks are visible and visually distinguishable from active tasks (e.g., strike-through, different color).
+    -   AND tasks are presented in a logical order (e.g., by creation date, with most recent first).
+-   **Traceability:** FR-002
+
+### US-003: Mark Task as Complete
+-   **As a user**, I want to mark tasks as complete
+-   **So that** I can track my progress and feel a sense of accomplishment.
+-   **Acceptance Criteria:**
+    -   GIVEN an active task is displayed in the list
+    -   WHEN I interact with the 'mark complete' control (e.g., clicks a checkbox next to the task)
+    -   THEN the task's status immediately changes to 'completed'.
+    -   AND the task's visual representation updates to reflect its completed status.
+-   **Traceability:** FR-003
+
+### US-004: Delete Task
+-   **As a user**, I want to delete tasks
+-   **So that** I can remove irrelevant or finished items from my list.
+-   **Acceptance Criteria:**
+    -   GIVEN any task (active or completed) is displayed in the list
+    -   WHEN I click the 'Delete' icon/button associated with that task
+    -   THEN the selected task is permanently removed from the task list.
+    -   AND the system may prompt for user confirmation before permanent deletion to prevent accidental data loss.
+-   **Traceability:** FR-004
+

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+
+---
+
+## TECH STACK UPDATE - 2025-10-01 03:58:19
+
+
+
+# Technology Stack Document Update
+Generated: 2025-10-01T04:40:40.000Z
+
+## To Do App Specific Technologies
+This section details specific technologies and approaches introduced or emphasized for the new "To Do App" feature, building upon the established Angular Clarity Boilerplate.
+
+### Frontend Technologies
+-   **State Management:** For managing the list of tasks and their changes, the `TodoService` will utilize **RxJS `BehaviorSubject`** or `ReplaySubject` to provide an observable stream of tasks to subscribing components. This allows for reactive updates throughout the To Do App.
+-   **Persistence:** The **Web Storage API (`localStorage`)** will be used for client-side data persistence. This allows tasks to be saved in the user's browser and persist across browser sessions without requiring a backend database or API.
+    -   **Data Serialization:** JSON `stringify()` and `parse()` will be used to store and retrieve `Task` objects as strings in `localStorage`.
+
+### Backend Technologies
+-   **N/A:** The initial "To Do App" feature will operate entirely client-side, making no direct backend calls or requiring specific backend technologies. The `TodoService` abstraction allows for future integration with any RESTful backend if needed.
+
+### Database Technologies
+-   **N/A:** As persistence is handled by `localStorage` on the client-side, no traditional database technology is required for this feature's initial implementation.