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Live checklist
In multi-step work Rinari keeps a list above the composer with what she did, what she's doing and what's left — and the engine keeps her to it.
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When a job has several steps, Rinari keeps a task list above the composer. It shows what she already did, what she’s doing now and what’s left, and it updates as she reports progress — so you can tell where a long turn is without reading the whole timeline.
Reading it
Collapsed, the list is one line: a progress ring, the count of steps done and the step in progress. Click it to expand the whole list.
Each step has a status:
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Pending | Not started yet. |
| In progress | What she’s doing now. |
| Done | Finished. |
| Blocked | Can’t move forward for now. |
When the work stops, the line sums it up: All done, N steps left, or Interrupted: N steps left if the turn ended before the list did. Then Remove the list takes it away.
Kept honest
The list is Rinari’s own plan for the work, reported to the engine as she goes. If she falls behind on keeping it up to date, the engine reminds her.
A finished list is not proof that the work is correct: that comes from verification. The list says what she set out to do; the evidence says what actually passed.
Steer while she works
The composer stays open below the list. Enter sends a note she reads after the current step, without stopping, and Tab queues the message for when she finishes. See Your first project.